10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOOLHARDIEST»
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foolhardiest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Bolingbroke and His Times: Period II. March 1715-December 1751
1 A Spanish fleet appeared off the coasts of Sicily ; 6 a Spanish force overran
Sardinia that received it with open arms ; the Duke of Liria boasted that the days
of George's kingship were numbered ; the Jacobites indulged their foolhardiest ...
Walter Sydney Sichel, 1902
... insolent defier of all outward peril, the foolhardiest provoker of temptation and
destruction, at the very moment when he is repelling, with vindictive rage, the
charge of cowardice, is often chilled with fear, unqualified, unmitigated fear ; and
that ...
Joseph Addison Alexander, 1862
We cooked some eggs on it, to show our unconcern, and while we were cooking
them up came an American, who had pitched camp in the foolhardiest spot.
Guess why — to paint it! Guess who he was — why, Jessup! Do you remember ...
Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch, 1909
4
The National Geographic Magazine
These shrimpers nmst be among the hardiest—perhaps the foolhardiest—of their
sex. for I have seen them working hour after hour in water that reached to their
waists or chests and was entirely too cold for bathing. France ranks next to the ...
5
Forty years in the church of Christ
I asked here to=day — and that old face with the light still in it is before me as I try
to speak — if it was his one great mistake, the maddest and foolhardiest thing a
man of his ability ever set himself to do, to give the best forty years of his life to a ...
Men in sufficient numbers is what we require, men from all classes, automatically
passed through the ranks at regular intervals ; and to obtain this result, to make
invasion a most unprofitable scheme from which the foolhardiest of Continental ...
7
Societies of the Crow, Hidatsa and Mandan Indians
Then their leaders two among them young men the tsiretgaace. karako' ru'pet
icbase'ruk. base' iru'pte xaxuE foolhardiest. Then these two were their leaders.
Leaders two all over u'karitsi ruk. ieg.akeo kure'eruk. bice' a'acu^e i'sarEk duxtut,
...
8
The old Virginia gentleman, and other sketches
The foolhardiest midshipman in Uncle Sam's service, even when crazed with
sweet champagne extracted from the pippins of the Jerseys and medicated in the
cellars of the Five Points, never dreamed of so insane a project. All this is very ...
George William Bagby, Thomas Nelson Page, 1910
9
Bolingbroke and His Times: Period II. Ma rch 1715-December 1751
1 A Spanish fleet appeared off the coasts of Sicily ; 6 a Spanish force overran
Sardinia that received it with open arms ; the Duke of Liria boasted that the days
of George's kingship were numbered ; the Jacobites indulged their foolhardiest ...
Walter Sydney Sichel, 1902
10
The Gospel of Jesus Christ
__'__-<thing back of all these causes to produce this uniformity of countenance,
and I will tell you what it is—IT IS rmn. Yes, even the boldest and most insolent
defier of all outward peril, the foolhardiest provoker of temptation and destruction,
...
Joseph Addison Alexander, 1861
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOOLHARDIEST»
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foolhardiest is used in the context of the following news items.
Some Chinese gold rush history
Only the hardiest (some would say the foolhardiest) men remained, determined to find a little gold and at least break even. Enter the Chinese ... «Williams Lake Tribune, Dec 14»
Football: Harvard 23, Dartmouth 12
... 13,000—seemed to hold perhaps 2,000 fans, either New England's hardiest or foolhardiest. (The announced attendance was close to 6,000, ... «Harvard Magazine, Nov 14»
Inside the List
Only the greenest, foolhardiest, most naïve amateur would broach a forbidden subject in Enemy Territory. . . . Meet an amateur par excellence. «New York Times, Jul 14»
Rewind TV: Last Tango in Halifax; A Young Doctor's Notebook …
Now that we are inured to the televised spectacle of Britain's foolhardiest Britons vomiting in minicab offices or punching one another in the ... «The Guardian, Nov 13»
The Playlist's 15 Favorite Movie Dance-Offs
Because no one but the foolhardiest naif will be going into this for the plot; it will all be about the dancing, most specifically, the dance battles in ... «Indie Wire, Sep 13»
The truth about the world's 'no go' zones
Only the hardiest - or foolhardiest - would attempt a visit. However, as part of the old hippie trail, Afghanistan still has a place in our hearts. «Stuff.co.nz, Aug 13»
Ryder Cup 2012: Sport's greatest fightbacks
Trailing 40-13 at one stage against Wasps, no-one but the foolhardiest gambler would have given the English Premiership side a chance. «WalesOnline, Oct 12»
Ordering flowers on the iPhone proves a thorny proposition
... we'll look at for this article suffer from a variety of design missteps that make ordering flowers a feat fit only for the foolhardiest of mobile users. «Macworld, Jun 11»
Longboarding School Looking for a tall hill—and avoiding a short …
(For those worried that skaters have lost their edge: The hardiest, or foolhardiest, of the picnickers at Buono's soirees often recongregate when ... «Washington City Paper, May 11»
Welcome to Bamiyan ... mind the land mines
BAMIYAN, AFGHANISTAN – Only the hardiest, or foolhardiest, of tourists make it to Afghanistan these days. News of suicide attacks, ... «Toronto Star, May 09»
