10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRISKINGLY»
Discover the use of
friskingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
friskingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Yale Literary Magazine
Entranced are the senses — delighted the eye, The spirits of water uprise joyfully,
And friskingly sport athwart the dark main, With clear echo singing their chorus
again : — With the dashing, foaming brine Silvery wreaths we intertwine.
2
A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus to Suetonius
704); conjunctim, unitedly (conjun- gere) ; contemptim, scornfully (oontemnere) ;
curslm, swiftly (ourrere); dispersim, dispersedly (dispergere) ; eftiletlm,
desperately (effllgere, to kill, hence efflietim am&re, to love to death) ; exsultim,
friskingly ...
3
The Yemassee: A Romance of Carolina ...
soothed, however, and as a beautiful pet fawn bounded friskingly into the lodge,
from the enclosure which adjoined it, and leaped playfully upon him, as, with an
indulged habit, he encouraged its caresses ; while, also encouraged by this show
...
William Gilmore Simms, 1835
4
The Youth's magazine, or Evangelical miscellany
But Rivuletta liked not to stay in her quiet mountain home ; she was ever on the
move, and her motions were as nimble and as swift as quicksilver ; indeed, she
could scarcely be said to walk at all, but she friskingly skipped about, and leaped
...
5
The pleasures of oddfellowship: and other poems
... Nature seems rising from her tranquil rest And Sol is on his mission to the west
; The early skylark, rising high in air, Carols, in warbling notes, his matin prayer ;
The horned cattle low, the gentle lambs Are playing friskingly around their dams ...
James Larkin (of Woolwich.), 1844
6
Clavis Horatiana; or, A key to the odes of Horace. To which ...
A string, or chord, of an instrument. 5. loquax. Loquax, acis, adj. Vocal. (Testudo
enim animal est mutum, et terribile potius quam jucun- dum.J 9. trima. Trimus, a,
um, adj. Of three years old. 10. exultim, adv. Skittishly; friskingly. 1 1 . nuptiarum.
Though sad and vacant of look, he seemed soothed, however, and when a
beautiful pet fawn bounded friskingly into the lodge, from the enclosure which
adjoined-it, and leaped playfully upon him, as, with an indulged habit, he
encouraged its ...
8
Notes on Daniel, and the Minor Prophets: critical and ...
As calves of the stall, as fatted calves when they go forth friskingly into the
pasture-land in the morning, after being tied up during the night. Such exuberant
joy does Christ create. “ In Him was life ; and the life was the light of men.” John i.
4. 3.
John Vincent Brainerd SHREWSBURY, William James Shrewsbury, 1865
Entranced are the senses — delighted the eye, The spirits of water uprise joyfully,
And friskingly sport athwart the dark main, With clear echo singing their chorus
again : — With the dashing, foaming brine Silvery wreaths we intertwine.
10
A Comprehensive Persian-English Dictionary: Including the ...
Ojj wazan, One who goes friskingly, briskly, cheerfully ; — wizan, A tree of which
bows are made. A &jj waznat, wazna, A. weight ; a small balance ; a powder-flask
(m.c.) ; — wiznat, A certain mode of weighing; a measure or weight.
Francis Joseph Steingass, 1992
