10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLINTILY»
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flintily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
flintily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hearst's International Combined with Cosmopolitan
Lodge, the Hen-turkey ITH Mr. Roosevelt, big stick and all. a declared candidate
and whooping it up for the recall, initiative, and referendum; with Mr. Taft, fatly yet
no less flintily, against all three reforms upon the principle that “We all know ...
2
Harper's Monthly Magazine
The canteen girl's face still worked with nervous inhibitions, her eyes were flintily
somber. “Still calamming, Calamity Jane?” “W'ell ”-—-the girl spoke defiantly, but
there was something honestly worried in her eyes—“well, I don't care—I've got ...
Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, 1920
A girl of nine, brought in by her mother, refused for an hour so much as to open
her mouth for an examination. Sat dumb, flintily immovable. I learned in a little
aside from her mother that she had had several teeth filled THE DENTAL
SUMMARY ...
The canteen girl's face still worked with nervous inhibitions, her eyes were flintily
somber. “Still calamming, Calamity Jane?” “Well ”——the girl spoke defiantly, but
there was something honestly worried in her eyes—“well, I don't care—I've got ...
Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen, 1920
The stories of Aleksandar Hemon's Love and Obstacles are united by their narrator, a young man coming of age in Communist-but-cosmopolitan Sarajevo who will leave for the United States just as his city is torn asunder.
6
'We are worldlings', by the author of 'Rosa Noel'.
He set his face flintily, and made no reply. They — he and Jenny — were alone in
Mrs. Awdry's saloon, waiting for that lady to finish her toilette and go to a private
view at the Rue Drouot with them. " Major Carmichael," said Jenny, softly, and ...
7
An English Girl: A Romance
She had in her mind her Aunt Emmeline, and he, who much dreaded that his
mother — she kept a flintily hard hand upon her own purse-strings — might be
the person she had in mind, asked swiftly : " Whom d'you mean? " Her own " No
one ...
A little later she rode at his saddle skirt in a crucial suffering of suspense, and
whenever she cast an agonized glance at him she saw her companion's face
staring stiffly ahead, flintily devoid of any self-revelation. Once she ventured to
demand ...
Charles Neville Buck, 1921
Lodge, the Hen-turkey WITH Mr. Roosevelt, big stick and all, a declared
candidate and whooping it up for the recall, initiative, and referendum; with Mr.
Taft, fatly yet no less flintily, against all three reforms upon the principle that “ We
all know ...
Samuel Fallows, Edmund Buckley, Shailer Mathews, 1912
And he mounted the numerous stairs of the great central tower. " Not so frequent
as 'twere advantaging to his soul's weal. Woe is me, Master Secretary, his
superstitions are still as ever flintily bedded," answered the sub-prior; and then,
as they ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLINTILY»
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flintily is used in the context of the following news items.
Cumberbatch in 'Hamlet' is highlight of London's summer
Well, alongside Cumberbatch — an enormously accomplished actor with many more strings to his bow than his best-known role as the flintily ... «Chicago Tribune, Jun 15»
An election campaign that is too full of gimmickry
Tough spending plans were flintily adhered to. Tax policy stuck to a predictable path — an Office for Tax Simplification was set up, and the ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
Is Hollywood Overpowering Bollywood? - Questions Koimoi Reader
Hollywood was flintily riveting the Europe and emerged as world's biggest film industry. Now from last few years, Bollywood also confronted the ... «koimoi, Apr 15»
Modern Masters; Vincent Dance Theatre – review
Funny, fearless and flintily determined, Vincent inspires unshakable loyalty in her dancers, and is one of the most important feminist artists ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Dave Mackay: Dynamic footballer whose extraordinary will to win …
Just as his fellow wing-half, the eloquent Ulsterman Danny Blanchflower, was the brain of that remarkable side, so the flintily imperious Scot ... «The Independent, Mar 15»
QUENTIN LETTS: Sajid spoke with the delighted menace of a Bond …
In Mr Javid we finally have a Culture Secretary who is flintily small-state and takes a libertarian approach to freedom of expression. There is not ... «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Will Self reviews Charles: The Heart of a King by Catherine Mayer
... and in so doing the prince's own baffled visage emerges: the eternally disappointing son of flintily determined parents, he seeks everywhere ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
To reform the NHS, use the politics of envy
... better-off should carry on getting our health care 'free at the point of use'. Why should it be seen flintily right-wing to find this objectionable? «Spectator.co.uk, Feb 15»
'Key House Mirror' ('Nogle hus spejl'): Rotterdam Review
... positioned as an arthouse draw for mature audiences. Extensive festival play is a given, especially if, as seems likely, Norby's flintily affecting ... «Hollywood Reporter, Feb 15»
The Homesman review – Tommy Lee Jones isn't quite what a …
Swank is outstanding as Mary Bee, the tough former teacher making her way in a man's world, flintily determined to build a family home despite ... «The Guardian, Nov 14»
