10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FARCICALLY»
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Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World
A work of fire and charm, Upside Down makes us see the world anew and even glimpse how it might be set right. "Galeano's outrage is tempered by intelligence, an ineradicable sense of humor, and hope." -Los Angeles Times, front page
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The student's English dictionary, the pronunciation adapted ...
FARCICALLY 255 FAST Farcically, finlk-al-li. adv. In a manner rated to farce;
ludicrously. Fareiax. fining, n. Stuffing composed aflorad Du at. Fire, fir. ri I Sax.
andGoth./aran,togo or pul See Par ) To go; to рала; to move forward; to travel^; to
be ...
John Ogilvie, Richard Cull, 1865
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Alone [signed Marion Harland].
It is from a Scotch author," said he, before Ida could reply, " and the rhyme runs
after this fashion — ' Feckless, fairlie, farcically fou !' " and not deigning a second
glance at the questioner, he continued his account of a visit he had paid to Moore
.
Mary Virginia Terhune, 1854
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Alone, by Marion Harland
'It is from a Scotch author,' said he, before Ida could reply, ' and the rhyme runs
after this fashion — ' Feckless, fairlie, farcically fou ! " and not deigning a second
glance at the questioner, he continued his account of a visit he had paid to Moore
.
Mary Virginia Terhune, 1857
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Representations of Culture: Thomas Hardy's Wessex & ...
He points to a division between the "realities" or "material," and the presentation "
so farcically and flippantly" penned. When discussed, it has most often been
treated as though its "wistful pastoral" prevents recognition of the social changes
...
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"The Farce of the Fart" and Other Ribaldries: Twelve ...
... forensic rhetoric was not only the contextual frame in which most early rhetorics
were ar- ticulated: it was the bread and butter of our farcically inclined
Basochiens, who cast the widest of political and legal nets in their various
performances, ...
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Vietnam Voices: Perspectives on the War Years, 1941-1975
thundering knight in armor facing farcically up to a good shot with a bazooka. The
romantic myth could not really be expected to survive after quite so many defeats,
the loss of the whole string of garrisons on the northeastern frontier with China ...
analysis of repetition, While the nephew, Napoleon IlI-to-be, farcically repeats his
uncle, Napoleon I, Hamlet, the son, assumes an "antic disposition" and farcically
repeats his father, Hamlet. Both narratives depend upon the repetition of a ...
Jean E. Howard, Scott Cutler Shershow, 2013
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Classical Comedy: Armoury of Laughter, Democracy's Bastion ...
and he plainly farcically exaggerates it so that he can wring every ounce of fun
out of Euripides' supposed dilemma. In any event, although it may be farcically
exaggerated somewhat in Ecclesiazusai, Euripides did indeed upset Athenian ...
7, two placed Cal at a farcically low No. 8, two placed Texas at a comically high
No. 3, and one placed Texas at a farcically high No. 2.” Chuck Culpepper, “Chuck
Culpepper's Top 25,” Newsday, December 10, 2004, p. A98. 18. Jack McCallum
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FARCICALLY»
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farcically is used in the context of the following news items.
Duarte: An open letter to Luiz Felipe Scolari
Instead, you farcically used the third place playoff as a reason to dodge the subject, something you also did after that useless game ended with ... «ESPN FC, Jul 15»
StageStruck: Women's Choices
Starting as a straightforward domestic drama, it quickly swerves into wisecracking sitcom (complete with a farcically flippant ob-gyn) before ... «Valley Advocate, Jul 15»
Ostriches desperately seek sand
But if so, they should summon the courage to say so and take the political consequences, rather than farcically trying to hide behind legal ... «Scranton Times-Tribune, Jul 15»
Bessborough blown away by Harrow
The start had to be delayed (and the toss conceded) as farcically most of the Bessborough team went to North London's home ground rather ... «Cricket World, Jul 15»
How Greece Got to 'No'
Mr. Angelos's book allows us to see how these problems play out, sometimes farcically, in the lives of actual people. There's a cranky ... «Wall Street Journal, Jul 15»
The top six costliest own goals in football
... towards his own keeper, skilfully flicking the ball over an opponent's head before craning his neck and heading farcically into the City net. «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
Why Is 'Batman: Arkham Knight' So Violent?
I've always felt this system for fighting was farcically at odds with Batman's humorlessness plotlines. But in Arkham Knight I have begun to think ... «Forbes, Jul 15»
Magic Messi steals the show to win over hostile Chile crowd
He didn't score and so his run without a goal from open play now stretches to 918 minutes for all, but that statistic now seems farcically ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»
Do You Know What It Takes To Make Your Goals Happen?
I have been more successful with some of these ideas than with others, and to be really real, some of them are farcically far-fetched for me – but ... «The Frisky, Jul 15»
Not to say 'I told you so', but…
And in Vella's case, the response was as instantaneous as it was farcically predictable. An NGO called 'The Gift of Life Foundation' immediately ... «MaltaToday, Jun 15»
