10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GAITERLESS»
Discover the use of
gaiterless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gaiterless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
His favourite tom-cat, that was slee ing on the rug, received the weight of his
master's displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincurnbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy ...
2
Peter Priggins, the College Scout
His favourite tom-cat, that was sleeping on the rug, received the weight of his
master's displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincumbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy ...
Theodore Edward Hook, 1841
3
Mountain life and coffee cultivation in Ceylon, a poem on ...
... and ground they burst, With wriggling leap, for gore athirst, And missing him
who passes first, His followers attack with speed, Nor fail the gaiterless to bleed.
Slim when they pounce as needles thin, Unfelt their contact 108 THE KNUCKLES
.
4
Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal
And furthermore, it may not be doubted that the comfort of the rider can derive but
little increase from the double circumstance of his legs being gaiterless, and of
that shifting, scrubbing, see-saw stirrup-rope being made of twisted hair, whose ...
5
Peter Priggins, the college scout [by J.T.J. Hewlett] ed. by ...
displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincumbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy leg — his temper — I mean Tom's — not being so serene as usual, from
the fact of ...
Joseph Thomas J. Hewlett, Peter Priggins (fict. name.), Theodore Edward Hook, 1841
6
The Dublin University Magazine
And furthermore, it may not be doubted that the comfort of the rider can derive but
little increase from the double circumstance of his legs being gaiterless, and of
that shifting, scrubbing, see-saw stirrup-rope being made of twisted hair, whose ...
His favourite tom-cat, that was sleeping on the rug, received the weight of his
master's displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincumbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1839
8
The New monthly magazine and universal register. [Continued ...
His favourite tom-cat, that was sleeping on the rug, received the weight of his
master's displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincumbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy ...
9
Velocette Motorcycles - MSS to Thruxton: New Third Edition
(Courtesy Motor Cycle Weekly) A show-finish MSS Scrambler with gaiterless front
forks and low level exhaust. Note the standard front brake anchorage and the
absence of a bracing strip between the fork legs. (Courtesy Motor Cycle Weekly)
...
10
Peter Priggins ... Edited by Theodore Hook. [By Joseph ...
His favourite tom-cat, that was sleeping on the rug, received the weight of his
master's displeasure, and, in order to extricate himself from the superincumbent
mahogany, fastened his talons in the gaiterless calf of the angry gentleman's
healthy ...
Peter PRIGGINS, Joseph Thomas James HEWLETT, 1841
