10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRATCH»
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fratch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fratch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The type of boy we're after is a clean- cut, loyal American who's just looking for a
challenging career and money under the table. fratch: True, but not such a loyal
American that our essential-industry draft-deferment pitch won't have a strong ...
Tha'rt sure to hev thi reg'lar ups-an'-dahns, to fratch a bit an' sometimes shed a
tear, but nah tha'rt wed tha'll hev to mak it up an' ho'd each other closer an' more
dear. Tha'll hev a deal o' happy times an' all, but larn to share 'em wi' each other,
...
John Waddington-Feather, 2002
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(Dibbleman glares at Fratch as Fratch glares at Bodenhume as Bodenhume
looks to Quil- lenthal for support as Quillenthal grabs a phone and begins dialing
the recorded weather forecast number to indicate his firmly neutral position ...
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A glossary of north country words, in use. From an original ...
How does he frame" — how does he set about it. Sax. fremman, efficere et
formare. See Judges xii. 6. Fratch, to scold, to quarrel. Germ. fratzen, fooleries?
Fratcher, a scold, or quarrelsome person. See Fratch. Fratished, or Frettished,
perished, ...
John Trotter Brockett, 1829
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A Glossary of North Country Words, in Use: With Their ...
How does he frame" — how does he set about it. Sax. fremman, efficere et
formare. See Judges xii. 6. Fratch, to scold, to quarrel. Germ. fratzen, fooleries?
Fratcher, a scold, or quarrelsome person. See Fratch. Fratished, or Frettished,
perished, ...
John Trotter Brockett, 1829
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The Shadow of a Crime A Cumbrian Romance
A girt man, Angus, and varra dreadfu' when he's angert." "Dus'ta mind the fratch
thoo telt me aboot atween Angus and auld Wilson?" said Reuben Thwaite to
Matthew Branthwaite. "What quarrel was that?" asked Monsey. "Why, the last
fratch of ...
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Ira and the Cycling Club Lion and Other Short Stories
Whenever tempers rose and they began to fratch, the Chairman of Council
reminded them of the fiasco on Gala Day. “A long pull and a strong pull does not
always bring-up the best glass of ale,” he used to say – and they came to their
senses ...
John Waddington-Feather, 2007
Spenser F. Q. " That yarely frame the office." Sh. An. $ Cleop. ii. 2. FRAP, To brag,
to boast. FRAP, A bragger. FRAPS, Noise, tumult. FRATCH, A quarrel, a brawl. 2.
A playful child. FRATCH, To quarrel. 2. To sport or frolic. FRATCHED, Restive ...
William Carr (B.D.), 1828
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The Dialect of Craven, in the West-Riding of the County of ...
Spenser F. Q. " That yarely frame the office." Sh. An. $ Cleop. ii. 2. FRAP, To brag,
to boast. FRAP, A bragger. FRAPS, Noise, tumult. FRATCH, A quarrel, a brawl. 2.
A playful child. FRATCH, To quarrel. 2. To sport or frolic. FRATCHED, Restive ...
A girt man Angus, and varra dreadfu' when he's angert." "Dus'tna mind the fratch
thoo telt me aboot atween Angus and auld Wilson?" said Reuben Thwaite to
Matthew Bran- thwaite. "What quarrel was that?" asked Monsey. "Why, the fast
fratch ...
