10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUSTILY»
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fustily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fustily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Irene McLeod. SONG O wind from the sea ! O wind from the sea ! Blow gustily
Lustily Over the sea ! With thy blast of thunder O tear me asunder ! Annihilate me !
O scatter my dust, My mud, and my rust ! Mustily, Fustily, Blind and a-blunder, ...
Do you mean to stay fustily indoors all evening ?" asks Lenore presently, with a
yawn, " because I do not. I am sick of Jan Peder, and the pump, and the goats ; I
shall go and explore, like Mrs. Elton in ' Emma.' " " Do not !" cry I, hastily and ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1872
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Memorials of Liverpool: Historical and Topographical, ...
All my poor tricks have turn'd out but fustily, Iv' I, the war-loaf must chew, though it
smells mustily— 1812. Some one the Peace-loaf did steal. TMY 5°“g' Oh dear,
what can the matter be ! Dear, dear, what can the matter be? At twelve o'clock on
...
Sir James Allanson Picton, 1907
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The Idler: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine
He even hinted that da Costa dressed so fustily to keep his poor friend in
countenance. Nevertheless, Mrs. Grobstock, while not without admiration for the
Quixotism, was not without resentment for being dragged into it. She felt that such
charity ...
5
On Self-culture, Intellectual, Physical, and Moral: A Vade ...
In society the most accomplished man of mere professional skill is often a nullity ;
he has sunk his humanity in his dexterity ; he is a leather-dealer, and can talk
only about leather ; a student, and smells fustily of books, as an inveterate
smoker ...
John Stuart Blackie, 1874
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Rupert Brooke (Anu Garg; my emphasis). [< obsolete fust wine cask, via OF < L
fustis wood, club]. n. fusty/fustiness. adv. fustily. Cf. frowsty, frowzy, q.v. See
physique, appearance. See mentality, mentation, behavior. See nose, smell.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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A Hundred Or More Hidden Things
Rather than presenting a bold, modern attraction to comple— ment the Music
Hall's gleaming art deco design, the inaugural production staged by Robert
Edmond Jones proved to be a fustily old—fashioned affair—a virtual funeral rite
for ...
8
Journal of the National Indian Association, in Aid of Social ...
... acquired a mastery over a certain branch of science by devoting his life and
energy to it is pitied, if not actually despised, and is looked upon as one who
smells fustily of books without having any practical knowledge of the ways of the
world.
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YOU NEVER GET OUT: MEMORIES OF TWO PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS
The splendid scarlet hoods of the Nurses' Choir reposed fustily in the Vestry
cupboard. There had never been a whole-time chaplain appointed specially for
Western Meads. The situation seemed to me to be full of possibility. I must come
to a ...
10
The International Dental Journal
He is a leather dealer, and can talk only about leather; a student, and smells
fustily of books, as an inveterate smoker does of tobacco. . . . The most exact
professional drill will omit to teach him the most interesting and the most
important part of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FUSTILY»
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fustily is used in the context of the following news items.
After the election: beware the politics of generationalism
It presents a fustily dull, and very un-youthful, vision of youth. Above all, the attempt to characterise young people's concerns in terms of ... «Spiked, May 15»
Theater Review: A Disney Star in a Girl-Power Gigi
There's nothing diminutive or amateur or fustily feminine about the novella: It may have a happy ending (or maybe not), but it's hard as nails ... «Vulture, Apr 15»
The Next Palin Is in Your Pigsty
She doesn't come off as fustily professional as Carly Fiorina or Meg Whitman. Palin's character type can never be a career politician because ... «Daily Beast, Jan 15»
Big Eyes, reviewed: Margaret Keane's story is weird, but not weird …
“He's like the hula hoop,” Stamp mutters fustily at one point, wearing a giant cravat. “He just won't go away.” Canaday's takedown of a giant ... «National Post, Dec 14»
The ship-shape city
In Portsmouth, history isn't stored fustily behind glass, it is made real, to be delved into, walked amid, touched, smelled and lived. DOCK UP. «The Australian, Jul 14»
A Mother-Daughter Test: London, Together
A wooden staircase, buffed by the ages, winds up multiple floors, past displays featuring an idiosyncratic selection of literary fiction and fustily ... «New York Times, Jun 14»
What kind of person paints a topless Eli Manning?
He has imagined NFL logos as if they were hipsters, or obese, or fustily monocled Brits, or afflicted with terminal Manningface, at his own site ... «SB Nation, May 14»
Adventures on the high seas
In Portsmouth, history isn't stored fustily behind glass: it is made real; it is there to be delved into, walked amid, touched, smelled and lived. «The Independent, May 14»
Guy Lodge's DVDs and downloads
Nicole Kidman offers conscientious support as his wife, Patti; Jeremy Irvine is particularly bright and affecting as the younger Lomax. Fustily but ... «The Guardian, May 14»
Historic archives released online
Those in the know have always realised that the fustily named Archives New Zealand was hiding treasures in its countless boxes and files, but ... «Sunday Star Times, Jan 14»
