10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRAILISH»
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frailish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle: 1852
The day before yesterday she had again, after many months, one of her bad
headaches and is still rather frailish in consequence, tho' as good as thro' it now
for two days.— We have still the bitterest barrenest weather, not a drop of rain;
and ...
Thomas Carlyle, Charles Richard Sanders, Clyde de L. Ryals, 1999
Miss Vervain hesitated with a look of desire to obey, and of doubt whether to
force the pleasure upon Mr. Ferris. "Wont it do another time, mother?" she asked,
finally, "the gondola is waiting for us." Mrs. Vervain gave a frailish start from the
chair ...
William Dean Howells, Edwin H. Cady, 1982
3
Just Passing By: A Young Soldier's World War Two Story
I will never forget the outbreak of WW2, when a frailish voiced Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain, approached a BBC radio microphone, at about 10am on a
Sunday morning to tell the Country itwas at war with Germany. the Prime Minister
...
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English Language Word Builder
... BOLTLESS CHADLESS CREWLESS DINTLESS EXITLESS FINELESS
FORMLESS GAUMLESS HEATLESS HILTLESS HORNLESS KEELLESS
LIMELESS LORDLESS MEATLESS NOTELESS PELTLESS FRAILISH LIVERISH
POKERISH ...
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The Life and Work of Thomas MacGreevy: A Critical Reappraisal
... mid-60s and frailish. His movements were slow and I recall that he had heart
trouble.1 He dressed conservatively - a dark grey suit but artistically set ofl by a
bow tie and invariably an overcoat draped over his shoulders. I recall walking to
the ...
E cannot but express the fear that if women had the votes to which they are, as a
matter of abstract justice, entitled, their conduct. in relation to the franchise and
the hustings, would be generally of a frailish character. If a ten-pound note were ...
7
Speaking Jewish - Jewish Speak: Multilingualism in Western ...
Here, too, the Jews spoke in dialects more like standard German than did their
Christian neighbours, saying ays,frailish, hous, kit.'7 In the Hessian and
Franconian area, on the other hand, the distinction between Jewish and Gentile
speech ...
Shlomo Berger, A. Pomerance, 2003
Mrs. Vervain gave a frailish start from the chair, into which she had sunk. " Oh, do
let us be off at once, then," she said ; and when they stood on the landing-stairs of
the hotel : " What gloomy things these gondolas are ! " she added, while the ...
William Dean Howells, 1880
Mrs. Vervain gave a frailish start from the chair, into which she had sunk. " Oh, do
let us be off at once, then," she said; and when they stood on the landing-stairs of
the hotel: " What gloomy things these gondolas are!” she added, while the ...
Mrs. Vervain gave a frailish start from the chair, into which she had sunk. " Oh, do
let us be off at once, then," she said; and when they stood on the landing - stairs
of the hotel: "What gloomy things these gondolas are ! ' ' she added, while the ...
