10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAVOURINGLY»
Discover the use of
favouringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
favouringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lord Lytton's Novels: ¬The disowned
The ancient servant, on whom four years had passed lightly and favouringly,
opened the door to Clarence, with his usual smile of greeting, and familiar, yet
respectful, salutation, and ushered our hero into a room, furnished with the usual
...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1852
2
The partisan: a romance of the Revolution
The night was favouringly dark, and he trod the street in which his father dwelt, in
perfect safety. He penetrated, with cautious steps, and with the utmost
circumspection, into the inclosure, and successfully, and unseen by any, made
his way to ...
William Gilmore Simms, 1890
3
Life of Sir William Wallace, of Elderslie
... following humbly in the train of such authors, and echoing their reflections; or
favouringly assenting to their ea: parte statements, in place of standing forward
and showing the world, that their countrymen, in resorting to such severities,
merely ...
John Donald Carrick, 1840
4
Mrs. Armytage, Or Female Domination
She, who had been accustomed to fancy that the sun shone more favouringly at
Holywell than elsewhere, and bad presumed to tax the carelessness of
Providence, when her harvest suffered from mildew, or her flocks and herds from
disease ...
Gore (Mrs. (Catherine Grace Frances)), 1836
5
Greek Lyric Poetry: The Poems and Fragments of the Greek ...
94 By their battle line stood Athena favouringly, daughter of loud-thundering Zeus
. She it was that stirred that much-lamented country's army's hearts. Fugitives that
day were seeking billets in many different parts; they retreated many furlongs ...
Still, if she could be moved to turn her blue eyes favouringly on Hursley Park,
there was little doubt that the new Baronet might sooner or later figure as a newer
Baron. Lady Mary felt that she should have lived long enough when entitled to
die ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1839
7
Seven Plays in English Verse
But now that all is known, for both your sakes, His, and thine own no less, look
favouringly Upon the woman, and confirm the word Thou here hast spoken in
regard to her : — For he, whose might is in all else supreme, Is wholly
overmastered ...
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
... the King towards the stripling fool-jester ; for Kent — who, disguised as Caius,
affects much bluntness of speech — on more than one occasion speaks
favouringly of and to the lad. When the fool is sportively but keenly rebuking Lear
for ...
The ancient servant, on whom four years had passed lightly and favouringly,
opened the door to Clarence, with his usual smile of greeting, and familiar, yet
respectful, salutation, and ushered our hero into a room, furnished with the usual
...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1877
10
Household Words Christmas Stories: 1851-1858
George Forley brought all the weight of his hand to bear as heavily against that
crushed thing, as he brought it to bear lightly, favouringly, and advantageously
upon her sister, who made a rich marriage. I hope that, with the measure George
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