10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOETIDLY»
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foetidly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Not ing larger than the .rib of a horse—and these so entire as to smell most
foetidly when held to the fire——they even took flame like a candle. Every thing
rather indicates the remains of a sea animal. In the museum at Glasgow there is a
tusk ...
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The new Harrogate Guide: being a concise ... history of what ...
Both these'springs are situated at High Harrogate; but the principal and that
which occasions Zthe greatest resort are those long celebrated SULPHUR;
WELLS at Low Harrogate, which aremost. foetidly salutary and efficacious in all
Scorbutic ...
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Alexander the Great in Afghanistan: A Reconstruction of ...
Failing having confronted you with these accusations, my furtiveness might have
festered foetidly. It is better that you are vindicated than treated suspiciously. Be
mindful that no one can be acquitted unless he states his case judicially. Now let
...
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The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
... andof the frightful amorphous entitiesthat might have pushed their foetidly
squirming wayeven tothe topmost hollow pinnacles, we could not face without
panic the prospect of again sailing bythose suggestive skywardcavemouths
where the ...
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The Wide White Page: Writers Imagine Antarctica
... and of the frightful amorphous entities that might have pushed their foetidly
squirming way even to the topmost hollow pinnacles, we could not face without
panic the prospect of again sailing by those suggestive skyward cave-mouths
where ...
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Complete Collection of H.P. Lovecraft - 150 EBooks with 100+ ...
... hideouslyagainstthe east,again reminding usofthose strange Asian paintings of
Nicholas Roerich; and when we thought of the damnable honeycombs inside
them, and of the frightful amorphous entities that might have pushed their foetidly
...
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A Thing of the Past: Herbert the Dinosaur, Book One
The infant monster hesitated, chewing his growling and breathing foetidly—but
he obeyed. Slowly he lumbered forward and stopped at Joan's side. The
neighbours backed away, and for this they could hardly be blamed. Herbert was
as big as ...
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Ethnicity and National Identity in Uganda: The Land and Its ...
Although Nairobi was at least standoffish about the events over the lake, Idi Amin
smelled so foetidly in Mwalimu Nyerere's nostril that he refused to share any
table with him. Thus, by 1973, the community had begun to be financially
paralysed ...
Godfrey Mwakikagile, 2009
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Byron and Scotland: Radical Or Dandy?
Without the dramatic objectivity and realism of Walter Scott, far less of
Shakespeare, with his unsurpassed empathetic power, Byron's work was foetidly
subjective to the point of unreality. Hazlitt saw Byron, then, not as the inheritor of
eighteenth ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOETIDLY»
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foetidly is used in the context of the following news items.
Rev; Mammon; The Great British Sewing Bee – review
The scene in which Mick, the splendidly grubby dreadlocked Jimmy Akingbola (carrying the most foetidly evil one-armed doll) offers to babysit, ... «The Guardian, Mar 14»
A free press is valuable, no matter what it costs
... own privacy, lest such hurled pebbles turn out to have consequences for the crowded and delicate glasshouse in which we foetidly coexist. «Sydney Morning Herald, Nov 13»
