10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GARRETED»
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1
The History of Cornwall, Civil, Military, Religious, ...
The ruins on the peninsula," he says, " consist of a circular garreted wall W.
inclosing some buildings, among which there was a •*' pretty chapel of St. Uliane
(St. Juliane's chapel in Tinta- gel castle, Lei. v. iii. f. 95.) with a tombe on the left
side, ...
2
Sonnet series and itinerary poems, 1820-1845
1^1 (A) garratted rei> to garreted Af.S. 757 (B) garreted, 1S41) 4 ancestral rev
from Ancestral AfS. 757 (A, B) palace,] Palace MS. 143 Palace, MS. 757 (A, B) 5
no comma MSS. 143, 757 (A) 6 strangers;] Strangers: AfSS. 143, 151 (A) no dash
...
William Wordsworth, Geoffrey Jackson,
2004
3
Supplement to the Courant
"People garreted in New York," said Mrs. Partington, as she heard, for the first
time, of the new mode of choking money out of people. She remembered simply
the name and construed it her own way. "People garreted in New York ! well, it
isn't ...
4
Antiquities, Historical and Monumental, of the County of ...
The garreted Walls, which went round the town, are manifestly nothing more than
a continuation of the Walls of the Castle. In the Church of the" town there is not
the least mark of Antiquity, the Church being no older than Henry VII. as by the ...
5
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
Cf. Kentish (be) not rightly garreted. garret-master. A cabinet-maker that, working
on his own account, sells direct to the dealers: cabinet trade: from ca. 1850: in
C20, SE. and ob. Mayhew. garrete(e)r. A thief specialising in entering houses by
...
Had the author's name not bespoken his English birth, we should have decided it
to be the produce of some garreted German, determined to say all that could, and
much more than ought to be said, on the subject selected, for his labours.
7
An Encyclopædia of Cottage, Farm, and Villa Architecture and ...
... digging, filling, and ramming in again; the surplus earth to be wheeled to any
distance not exceeding 50 yards ....... ............................... 10 rods 248 feet reduced
of stonework grouted. ... '21 rods 78 feet, ditto, above ground, with garreted joint .
John Claudius Loudon,
1839
8
The Peerage of England; Containing a Genealogical and ...
It is built square, with a round turret at each end, garreted ' on the top; and the hall
rising in the midst, above the rest, ' yieldeth a stately sound, as you enter it. The
parlour and < dining room give you a large and diversified prospect of land; ...
9
Observations on the Antiquities Historical and Monumental of ...
From the present floor of the ground rooms to the top of the Rampart is 27 feet six,
and the top of the Parapet is seven feet higher garreted quite round. There are
three stair-cases leading to the top of the Rampart, one on each side of the ...
10
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... বা গণিত কাত | Garreted, a. মাথাওয়দ্ধলা, মাখাঢাকা, মস্তৱকাপরি আবরণ আছে যাহার |
G arreteer, n. s. €f71(2_!'3$'[°\!6$ স্থনেবার্নী I Garrison, 11- s. Fr. কিল্লায়
স্থাপিত সৈনা, নৈনেয়ে থানা, ণড়, কিমা, Eff, যুদ্ধসজ্জা বা নৈন্যকর্তৃক দূড়ীকুত ন্থ'
স্মন, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GARRETED»
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The Work of Art in the Age of Amazon
Newspapers and mass readership turned writers into assembly-line workers rather than garreted geniuses, and promoted short feuilletons over ... «New Yorker, Aug 13»