10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FASCINATIVE»
Discover the use of
fascinative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fascinative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
See ADDENDA. fasces; fascia; fasciate (whence fasciation); Fascicle; fascinate (
whence pa fascinating), fascimtion, fascinative, fascinator; fascine (n, hence v);
fascism, Fascist (n, hence adj)-Fascisti. 1. L fasces, a bundle of authoritative rods,
...
2
The Prairie and the Sea
right fascinative, or in the right of that far reach of emerald which suffers itself to
wear the name? I remain agnostic here. In any case, the name is my delight. My
lips refuse to hurry when they touch this word, but fondle it, lover-wise, lingering
as ...
William Alfred Quayle, 1905
3
Memoir of George Wilson
Dr. Hope had nothing of the fascinative eloquence or genius of Davy, or of the
inventive manipulative skill of Wollaston, or of the penetrating insight of Dalton.
His elocution was slow and pompous ; his manner cold and ungenial ; but he
was ...
Jesse Aitken Wilson, 1860
4
Albert Einstein FBI Declassified Documents
This article stated in part that _ "One rewards with fascinative horror the antics of
the nclitical hacks in Congress who, acting out of their monumen'al ignorance are
hysterically striving to nut free American science on a Dqrfy line iasis“.
5
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... of the ballet of " La Vestale ;" and have witnessed with admiration the striking
effect of the fascinative scene in " Fanst." Of late years, the union of Italian blood
and a French education has been found indispensable to create a dansense ...
... during the performance of the ballet of “ La Vestale ;" and have witnessed with
admiration the striking effect of the fascinative scene in “ Faust.” Of late years, the
union of Italian blood and a French education has been found indispensable to ...
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The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
... during the performance of the ballet of " La Vcstale ;" and have witnessed with
admiration the striking effect of the fascinative scene in " Faust." Of late years, the
union of Italian blood and a French education has been found indispensable to ...
I am alluding to it simply to suggest that I am not unmindful of it at the present time
. - As already stated, the excitation of peripheral organs as an etiological factor in
the production of this complex is a fascinative side of the problem. The possible ...
9
Transactions of the Medical Association of Georgia ...
In common with all other practitioners, I am inclined to a certain degree of
partiality in the use of the expression "conservative surgery," but in the discussion
of this affection I shall for once endeavor to escape its fascinative euphony.
Individual ...
Medical Association of Georgia, 1897
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The American Monthly Microscopical Journal
BY K. M. CUNNINGHAM, MOBILE, ALA. As an introduction to the subject matter
of the above title, it may be appropriate to refer to the fascinative power
associated with the hope of an artificial synthesis, or production of the diamond in
the ...
Romyn Hitchcock, Charles Wesley Smiley, Henry Leslie Osborn, 1895
