10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUPHUISTICAL»
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euphuistical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
euphuistical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of Spanish Literature
To celebrate this marriage of Philip IV. with Marianna of Austria, a strange book of
above a hundred pages of euphuistical flattery, by the pedantic scholar Joseph
Pellicer de Tovar, was printed in 1650, and entitled "Alma de la Gloria de ...
2
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... the Reverend Edward Irving, calls “ the flush and flashy spirits of the age ;”
thereby making an agreeable and euphuistical alliteration at head and tail. In the
third volume of “ Pills to Purge Melancholy," the two hundred and forty-seventh
page ...
3
The Law Magazine, Or, Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence
... 1552 — 3, and dissolved within a month, and was chosen its Speaker, in which
capacity, as the Journals inform us, " he made an ornate oration before the king,"
no doubt after the fashion of euphuistical servility which deformed that age.
4
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
It certainly does not consist in inoculating poetry with Euphuistical verbiage, and
in altering names (as 'beauteous' for 'beautiful') into some more dressy synonyme
. We mention ' beauteous,' since, although it is honoune'damong Mr ...
5
The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review
... worst strain of Euphuistical gallantry. The lady appears to'have been teazed by
his perseverance, for she called in Gay as a coadjutor in some of her replies. It is
probable that the following is from his hand. When we assn'r'e'our readers that ...
6
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
It certainly does not consist in inoculating poetry with Euphuistical verbiage, and
in altering names (as ' beauteous' for ' beautiful') into some more dressy
synonyme. We mention ' beauteous,' since, although it is honoured among Mr ...
7
The British Quarterly Review
... Eleutheria, in white ; and Soteria, ' in carnation, a colour signifying cheer, and
life;' and a host of quaintly- dressed personages, classical, legendary, and
allegorical, stood ready with speeches in choice Latin, and most euphuistical
English, ...
Robert Vaughan, Henry Allon, 1848
8
Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign ...
As here applied, however, it denotes an Euphuistical dialect; (to borrow a phrase
from Scott'8 Monastery), which certainly never was spoken, and goes upon the
principle of emulling, if possible, every Sauscrit word. Many of the phrases used ...
9
A Descriptive Account of the Second Royal Gala Festival, at ...
callida jurtctura" (so strongly .re: 99mmended by Horace) of his pure English,
equally free from the Euphuistical character of his own times, and the llpmarked
one of yours, renders it the standard and landmark, 0f the language. “ Brevity is
the ...
J. Jarvis, Member of the Royal Shakespearean club, 1830
As here applied, however, it denotes an Euphuistical dialect (to borrow a phrase
from Scott's Monatlcry), which certainly never was spoken, and goes upon the
principle of excluding, if possible, every Sanscrit word. Many of the phrases used
in ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EUPHUISTICAL»
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Virat Kohli - Brash and beautiful
He broke a surfeit of batting records en route his euphuistical blitzkrieg. This was the fastest century by an Indian (52 balls). He broke Sehwag's ... «Sportskeeda, Oct 13»
