10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLEERINGLY»
Discover the use of
fleeringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fleeringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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From Virile Woman to WomanChrist: Studies in Medieval ...
Christian slaves became “freedmen of Christ,” while freebom Christians became “
Christ's slaves.” Baptized women fleeringly gained—and fought tenaciously to
retain—the rights of honorary men, while baptized men fleeringly submitted to the
...
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The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Hence (1) Fleeting, ppl. adj. scornful, derisive; (2) Fleeringly, adv. sneerin ,
derisively. (1) Yks. A fleering look ( .). Lan. Then, wi a fleerin laigth, Rmu'cs Muse
(1853) 12; The fly'rin carrion seet up a gurd of lmwghin, T111 BOBBIN View Dial.
He was standing up behind the parapet, his head thrown back and the bottle to
his mouth. As he put it down, he saw and recognised us with a leap and a toss of
one hand fleeringly above his head. " Has he been drinking ? " shouted I to Rorie
.
William Makepeace Thackeray, 1882
As he put it down, he saw and recognised us with a toss of one hand fleeringly
above his head. "Has he been drinking?" shouted I to Rorie. "He will aye be
drunk when the wind blaws," returned Rorie in the same high key, and it was all
that I ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, 1922
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Business, the Magazine for Office, Store and Factory
Louis, who had been watching all with unmitigated satisfaction, answered
fleeringly: "Most true, pretty mistress. You disdained me for this." With blazing
eyes and trembling hands Katherinc moved across the grass to where Villon
stood.
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Nash's Pall Mall Magazine
He could look into the face of the night without, as in human countenances,
seeing his insignificance reflected and fleeringly cast back upon him. Once, softly
paddling, he entered from the south side an arch of tne Pont au Change just as a
...
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The art of the short story
As he put it down, he saw and recognized us with a toss of one hand fleeringly
above his head. "Has he been drinking?" shouted I to Rorie. "He will aye be
drunk when the wind blaws," returned Rorie in the same high key, and it was all I
could ...
Louis, who had been watching all with unmitigated satisfaction, answered
fleeringly: " Most true, pretty mistress. You disdained me for this." With blazing
eyes and trembling hands Katherine moved across the grass to where Villon
stood.
Justin Huntly McCarthy, 1901
I'll refer you to—” “Oh, but you mustn't! Don't you see? Warren likes you. He thinks
you're a man of caliber. Terrence is my only son. Please, you—you must help me
save him from that—that woman!” I said fleeringly, “I won't be dragged into any ...
"Lonesome" Lee West, 2012
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The Merry Men, and Other Tales and Fables
As he put it down, he saw and recognised us with a toss of one hand fleeringly
above his head. ' Has he been drinking ? ' shouted I to Eorie. ' He will aye be
drunk when the wind blaws,' returned Eorie in the same high key, and it was all
that I ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, 1904
