10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRESHISH»
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freshish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
freshish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Early Exploration of Inland Washington Waters: Journals ...
These conditions lasted until 2 when a freshish wind came up from the W. Night
fell heavily overcast and the wind from the same quarter and thus we passed the
night. July 13 Day dawned all cloudy and calm. At 4 I sent the longboat with the ...
Richard W. Blumenthal, 2004
The Captain said it was blowing freshish, the Commodore wouldn't let him go
after my hat in the small boat, which was unkind. Log again. “Freshish wind; but
overboard; no attempts at a rescue. Getting under way. The Captain says he must
...
3
Spanish Explorations in the Strait of Juan De Fuca
These conditions lasted until 2 when a freshish wind came up from the W. Night
fell heavily overcast and the wind from the same quarter and thus we passed the
night. July 13 Day dawned all cloudy and calm. At 4 I sent the longboat with the ...
4
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and ...
Finding a hole of freshish water at some distance from the bank, he encamped
his people at it; and then, with a companion, rode down the river about four miles.
Finding no water to drink, and that the river had become much sadter, they ...
... up at Maxim's for a celebration of 100 years of contact lenses, I wasn't all that
surprised to be served breast of chicken in buttery mushroom sauce, with the
statutory thin wedges of fried potatoes, buttered green beans and freshish, oily
salad.
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TONE ON TONE/OF ALL THAT IS: the spiritual autobiography of ...
Starting the second car is a change in rhythm, and it is not like starting the first, for
we are not exactly the same as we were. Before, we were fresh (or freshish), but
after the break I am immediately stiff. The first car has taken us a little over three ...
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Pamela; Or, Virtue Rewarded: In a Series of Familiar Letters ...
... that this urnishes me with a good excuse to look after my garden another time;
and if the mould should look a little freshish, it won't be so much suspected. She
mistrusted nothing of this 5 and I went and stuck in here-and-there my beams, ...
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The Works of Samuel Richardson: With a Sketch of His Life ...
... I may send my papers some how; I say you will see,) that this furnishes me with
a good excuse to look after my garden another time; and if the mould should look
a little freshish, it won't be so much suspected. She mistrusted nothing of this; ...
Samuel Richardson, Edward Mangin, 1811
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Report of Proceedings under Commissions of Oyer & Terminer ...
Then he says, that he cannot say 'whether he was drunk or not; that he did uot
appear to him to be drunk, but in a' .freshish way.' ' ' They have then 'called
Samuel 'F'tocks, a. cluthicr, who says that he was a prisoner for debt in this Castle
, ...
Great Britain. Assizes (York), 1813
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English Admiralty Reports: Reports of cases argued and ...
The charge of frequent intoxication is brought by some, but I think it not
established in any such degree as to incapacitate him for the general command
of the ship. It is variously described. One says he was sometimes “freshish,” but
not much ...
Jacob Merritt Howard, George Minot, Christopher Robinson, 1853
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FRESHISH»
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freshish is used in the context of the following news items.
Social Eating House, London W1, restaurant review
The whole thing was freshish but bland. I finished with an almond sponge, drenched in honey, with a goat's curd ice cream (£6.50). It was really ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 13»
Will Bukharah spark a Glasgow curry price war?
Menu: Specials menu is where the action is, with new dishes and a freshish take on the curry scene. Main menu needs completely rethought. «The Herald, Sep 09»
From Venice to Varanasi
... browning marigolds, bits of soggy cardboard (not automatically to be discounted as a calorific source) and freshish-looking excrement (ditto). «New Yorker, Apr 09»
West End ghouls
... the burgeoning scientific community with fresh (or freshish) subjects for study. By the time they secure the TB-ravaged but otherwise flawless ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 09»
