10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GIPSY-LIKE»
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... had been some strange animal, some annoying insect, a kind of human wasp
to be driven out unmercifully. And then it came to Gipsy like a flash. ʺWhat are
you doing here?ʺ the girl asked. ʺWell, I was out poachinʹ, miss,ʺ he explained
.
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A Longing
Like Despair: Arnold's Poetry of Pessimism
... at something like face value Arnold's virtually unargued analogous claim that
the scholar-gipsy, like the nightingale of Keats, was "not born for death" ("Ode to
a Nightingale," 61) but, possessing an "immortal lot" (157), remains "exempt from
...
3
The History of Rome, The First 36 Books
Titus Livius. adopting, more or less, wherever they have been, others into their
body, during their singular history, a pure Gipsy, like the pure Gipsy language, is
doubtless nowhere to be found. An English Gipsy acquaintance, ofperfect ...
FIRST GIPSY. Like dusky smoke, which rises out of naught, And sudden spreads
throughout the atmosphere, Having no substance, but thousand different forms.
SECOND GIPSY. What did you there 1 FIRST GIPSY. I hid myself behind a tree ...
Harold (earl, fict.name.), 1837
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The New monthly belle assemblée
And so we, gipsy-like, sit here and look on. We mw some half-dozen labourers
trooping up the hill-side this morning early to their work ; and re, gipsy-like,
thought how glorious it was not to work at all, but to lie here in the sunshine.
Actually ...
6
The development of George Farquhar as a comic dramatist
Gipsy, like Mrs. Sullen, has been around, and she knows what a bribe is and she
knows what sin is; however, because she wants the bribe so much, she is willing
to be deceived by calling it by another name logice and by leaving the sin that ...
Eugene Nelson James, 1972
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The Ladies' Companion, and Monthly Magazine
And so we, gipsy-like, sit here and look on. We saw some halfedozen labourers
trooping up the hill-side this morning early to their work; and we, gipsy-like,
thought how glorious it was not to work at all, but to lie here in the sunshine.
Actually ...
8
The Cultural Uses of the Caesars on the English Renaissance ...
86, n. 6). L.C. Knights refers in passing to Cleopatra's 'gipsy-like double-dealing' (
'The Realism of Antony and Cleopatra', reprinted in Antony and Cleopatra: A
Selection of Critical Essays, edited by John Russell Brown [Basingstoke:
Macmillan ...
Professor Lisa Hopkins, 2013
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Romanticism and Anthony Trollope: A Study in the ...
But Arnold's Scholar-Gipsy, like King Arthur and the Hallam of In Memoriam,
remains a guardian of the hope "unconquerable" only by being removed into a
world of dreams or visions beyond the time-dominated limits of human life.
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Diccionario Espanol E Ingles; A Dictionary, English and Spanish
GIRUPHLE , s. m. an aromatick tree so called. GIRPEVYR , v. a. to dig rounda
vinetree. ragged per'ous GI'STE , r. rn. me froth or becr. G I T GITANAME'NTE ,
adv. fraudtrl lently, gipsy-like. GITANE/FR , v. a. to flatter, to deceive, to play the
gipsy.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GIPSY-LIKE»
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Ford and Edison's Excellent Camping Adventures
Firestone lamented that the men's “simple, gipsy-like fortnights” had morphed into a “traveling circus.” The well-publicized travels of these ... «History, Jul 13»
Sam Worthington on 'Man on a Ledge'
Together with his girlfriend at the time, Natalie Mark, he moved gipsy-like from hotel room to hotel room, depending on the film role. The couple ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 12»
The new Nureyev: The Bolshoi's Russian rocket Ivan Vasiliev is …
Almost gipsy-like, with dark, tousled hair, he is polite and friendly with an impish smile. 'I was only four years old when Nureyev died, but I have ... «Daily Mail, Aug 10»
