10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAIRYISM»
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fairyism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Universal Dictionary of the English Language: A New and ...
T.] [Eng. fairy ; -ism.] land, en chantment. “The a';.i1'4%f1 enchantment and
fairyism. ”- Walpole : FairyLetters, 11. [Fr.] That can or may be done; feasible. “To
require tasks not faisible is tyrannicall."—Bp. Hall .' Gontempl. ; The Afiliction of
Israel.
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, Thomas Henry Huxley,
1897
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The encyclopædic dictionary. 7 vols. [in 14].
fairyism—. faithful. 463 falry-hlllocks, s. pi. Verdant knolls, in many parts of
Scotland, which have received this denomination from the vulgar idea that they
were anciently inhabited by the lairies, or that they used to dunce there. fairy king,
s.
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The Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New, and Original Work of ...
fairyism—. faithful. 463 fairy-hillocks, i. pi. Verdant knolls, In many parts of
Scotland, which have received this denomination from the vulgar Idea that they
were anciently Inhabited by the fairies, or that they used to dance there. fairy-king
, ».
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New & Original Work of ...
... thin, this; sin, as; expect, Xcnophon, exist, ph = f. fate, fat, fare, amidst, what, fall,
father ; we, w8t,. fairyism—. faithful.
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New Original Work of ...
fairyism—. faithful. 463 fairy- hillocks, s. pi. Verdant knolls, in many parts of
Scotland, which have received this denomination from the vulgar idea that they
were anciently inhabited by the fairies, or that they used tu dance there. fairy-king
, s.
* / am indebted to Elizabeth McKeefor the story of landing in Beijing and seeing
the "fairyism" sign. The four artworks that illustrate this article couer a broad range
of styles and expressions. Each is anti-fairyist. In spite of employing themes that ...
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Irish Pedigrees: Or, The Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation
Fairyism has been much connected with the Danes in Ireland, in the traditions of
the people ; who consider the Danes to have erected the circular earthen
ramparts or raths called forts, and that the fairies were left there by the Danes to
guard ...
8
Irish folk lore: traditions and superstitions of the ...
Demonology and fairyism have intimate relations; but we may conceive forms of
both, varying from the grotesque and ludicrous, to the more hideous and revolting
superstitions. Fairyism, however, more survives in the popular remembrance ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Researches " had said to Mr. Croker on the subject of the Isle of the Wight, as a
refuge of fairyism, and as a spot in which Shakspeare (visiting it perhaps as a
strolling comedian) might have found all his fairy scenery, we had hoped to have
...
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
There is a very curious tract in the Book of Lecan which throws much traditional
light on the origin of fairv-hills, fairy-chiefs, and fairyism in Ireland. Also, in the
Book of Lismore we find a list of all the Irish fairy chiefs. Both these MSS.,
valuable ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols,
1865
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FAIRYISM»
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China Arrested Over 8000 People For Environmental Crimes Last …
... read "Say no to smog, return to me fairyism", during an event to raise awareness of air pollution, at a park in Handan, Hebei province on Jan. «International Business Times, Jun 15»
Kerry fires back at critics over Iran deal details
I may only DUH RIGHT DUH hope the DOOM danger may save me FROM THEIR SOME THING ELSE FAIRYISM... again DUH RIGHT DUH all ... «Ynetnews, Apr 15»
A short film on the poetic sadness of China's air pollution, by a …
“Say no to smog, return to me fairyism,” read signs held by members of a film club in Hebei province.(Reuters/China Daily). What was your ... «Quartz, Jan 15»
The Next Page: Meet Belsnickel, the Counter Claus
The "bellsnickel [is] a mischievous hobgoblin that makes his presence known to the people once a year by his cunning tricks of fairyism . «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Nov 12»