10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FADEDLY»
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fadedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Pierre, Or The Ambiguities: Volume Seven, Scholarly Edition
1-2 quite legibly but still fadedly gilded] The emphasis in this construction seems
awry, since the degree of fadedness should be stressed more than the degree of
legibility. However, if one takes "still" to mean "nevertheless" the copy-text ...
2
Collected Travel Writings: Great Britain and America
was never quite sure if they ought most to apply to the rather blankly and grimly
Colonial houses, fadedly drab at their richest and mainly, as the legend ran,
appurtenant to that Quaker race whom Massachusetts and Connecticut had ...
3
Text and Supertext in Ibsen's Drama
As the curtain rises we see that the stage is arranged to simulate an old-
fashioned, fadedly elegant living room, which, we learn, is in a house on the
Rentheim estate near the capital city. The rear of the stage is a glass wall looking
into a ...
4
Pierre; Or, The Ambiguities
He saw the word Isabel, quite legibly but still fadedly gilded upon a part of one
side of the interior, where it made a projecting curve. " A very curious place thou
hast chosen, Isabel, wherein to have the ownership of the guitar engraved.
The rustling pews looked to all four corners and saw only folk of one watchword.
True, under the gallery was to be seen Mr. Pincornet, fadedly gorgeous in an old
green velvet, but to this English stock Mr. Pincornet might give what word he ...
6
Stanza My Stone: Wallace Stevens and the Hermetic Tradition
Nevertheless, personal debacle is not without redemptive significance; for if, the
poet conjectures, Crispin is a "profitless / Philosopher" (CP, 45-46) whose
original "green brag" (CP, 46) concludes "fadedly" (CP, 46); and if his poems are
merely ...
A pine-tree air freshener droops, fadedly, from the rearview. It's the car of a
California guru, the kind of man who anoints his feet and subsists on shepherd's
bread dipped in olive oil. “What an asshole,” opines Hatch, now looking on. I
sidle past ...
8
Bleak House: Easyread Edition
He found him in a dull room, fadedly furnished, much as I had found him in his
barrack-room but a little while before, except that he was not writing but was
sitting with a book before him, from which his eyes and thoughts were far astray.
As the ...
9
The Non-Fiction of Henry James (Annotated with Biography):
... as Isuppose, it was impossible not to remember onthat spot ofwhat native
generation one hadcome.It took nogreater intensity ofthe South than Baltimore
couldeasily give to figure again, however fadedly, andall asaghostly presence ...
10
Wallace Stevens and the Aesthetics of Abstraction
(CPP, 36–7) This is 'concluding fadedly'. delegating completion of the poem to
the reader is a Pyrrhic victory because neither anecdote is effectively endorsed: '
what can all this matter since / The relation comes, benignly, to its end?' 'relation'
...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FADEDLY»
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Keeping Kids And Pets Safe During Heat Wave
... Nevada has ranked among the top 20 states hardest hit by heatstroke fadedly. According to the same organization, since 1998, 11 children ... «KRNV My News 4, Jun 13»
St. Vincent Covers Brian Eno's "Some Of Them Are Old" (Video)
... song at the Paris home of Steve Nieve--longtime keyboardist for Elvis Costello--and then fadedly spliced it with footage of barren landscapes. «Prefixmag, Jun 12»
Readers React: Putting Off Marriage to Pay Off Loans
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The Fountain Fortnum & Mason, Piccadilly, London
A new chef has improved the food at this fadedly splendid Victorian institution and the seafood can be amazing; average results, however, are ... «Independent, Apr 10»
The Ghost Ship 'WW'
He was fadedly elegant in a tuxedo not of the latest cut, the butt of a snub-nosed .38 peeping from the cummerbund. “Expecting trouble, Walter? «New York Times, Dec 09»
