10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESURIENTLY»
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esuriently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
esuriently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
He has certainly improved since, years ago at Harvard, I reviewed him in the lead
of Cocteau's Orphee: "When, late in Act Two, Paul Schmidt's Orpheus esuriently
kisses the front part of a horse, a production generally living beyond its means ...
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Emerson's Magazine and Putnam's Monthly
... there is somewhere a little monitor, somewhere a wide-awake little knot of
nerve-matter—-auatomists, we believe, have never designated it-which signifies
the want and at the same moment esuriently draws its possessor toward the
remedy, ...
H.C.B. Cowell, Clara Dixon Davidson, 1853
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Public Key Cryptography -- PKC 2004: 7th International ...
Without loss of generality, breaking underlying assumptions of component
ciphers can be esuriently modelled as the secret key is leaked to the adversary.
Also some analyses here can be applied to symmetric key schemes.
VULNERABILITY ...
Feng Bao, Robert Deng, Jianying Zhou, 2004
... in which his mother had taken her last breath, Jeremiah began looking around
at the scenery. He noticed what appeared to be a large stain of dried blood on
the soil next to the creek. He esuriently yet demurely knew what he was looking
at.
5
The Birth of Death and Other Comedies: The Novels of Russell ...
He was the final evil distillation of the venom of usury” (33). “Nicely put, my dear.
Are these ladyfingers?” says Rev. Lenox esuriently, as usual alert first to his
needs (ladyfingers, in this case) and the surface, not the substance, of the
discussion.
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The Faun in the Garden: Michelangelo and the Poetic Origins ...
In this bleak scene, Michelangelo comments through the dead tree on the
sinfulness of Eve, who, eating esuriently of the Tree of Knowledge, will die in sin.
Michelangelo makes this point even more evident in the fresco Original Sin and
the ...
... ESTRUMS ESTRUS ESTRUSES ESTUARIAL ESTUARIES ESTUARINE
ESTUARY ESURIENCE ESURIENCES ESURIENCIES ESURIENCY ESURIENT
ESURIENTLY ET ETA ETAGERE ETAGERES ETALON ETALONS ETAMIN
ETAMINE ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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D.H. Lawrence: The Critical Heritage
His nerves are raw, his reactions are idiosyncratic; what is clear enough to him
has sometimes an unhealthily mottled look to us, esuriently etched none the less.
But a great deal of the rime he overreaches; he makes frequently the mistake of, ...
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Recursive Composition for Modeling, Inference and Learning ...
We also describe a novel bottom-up inference algorithm - compositional
inference - which esuriently is a prunded version of DP and enables us to detect
and parse the RDTM rapidly. Finally, we extend the recent structure perceptron
learning ...
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The Power of Words: Essays in Lexicography, Lexicology and ...
... and of terms which appear only fleetingly, and which for syntactic or other
reasons, do not remain in the language either with this particular sense, or,
perhaps, at all: 02.05.03.03.03.01 .craving av: hungrily 1377–; cravingly 1621–;
esuriently ...
Graham D. Caie, Carole Hough, Irené Wotherspoon, 2006
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ESURIENTLY»
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esuriently is used in the context of the following news items.
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... visitors, Auvergne-based Andrew Rossiter (about-france.com) suggests the underrated Franche-Comté region for the esuriently curious. «The Globe and Mail, Dec 14»
The Definitive Post-Earthquake Homage to San Francisco in 1906
The fog, mostly pearl-gray but often sun-tinged to opaline, hung over the town and gave it rare values to the esuriently artistic eye. «The Atlantic, Apr 11»
