10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLAUCOUSLY»
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1
Death in Venice: And Seven Other Stories
Eight complex stories illustrative of the author's belief that "a story must tell itself," highlighted by the high art style of the famous title novella. From the Trade Paperback edition.
She did not see them or the splendor of the peacock on the crest of the gin-house
rivaling the sunset he challenged glaucously. Perhaps she saw only the face of
the dead friend Jesse who managed her slaves for four stormy years and spent ...
3
Narrative Of An Expedition To The Source Of St. Peter's ...
and a single one on the lengthened petiole, furnished at base with clasping,
glandulosely villous stipules. side of the leaflets smooth, the underside
glaucously villous. The young branches thickly set with thin, unequal, hispid
spines. 51.
William-H ..... Keating, 1824
You must have seen it yourself, if you took in the Salon last year. It had a wall to
itself, great big canvas, blond girl with blue jewels of eyes, blue background — all
of it was daringly, glaucously blue " "Oh, I saw it, of course," said Miss Grantham ...
5
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine
She did not see them or the splendor of the peacock on the crest of the gin-house
rivaling the sunset he challenged glaucously. Perhaps she saw only the face of
the dead friend jesse who managed her slaves for four stormy years and spent ...
6
Leaflets of Philippine Botany
... subtended by minute caducous bracts; pistillate flowers sessile, subtended by
4 bracts; ovary ovoid or subellipsoid, glaucously glabrous; style short, glaucous;
etigma circinately 2-lobed, the rough brown stigmatic portion on the ventral side;
...
Adolph Daniel Edward Elmer, 1906
7
On the Apocynaceae of South America: With Some Preliminary ...
... its leaves opposite, oblong-ovate, peltate, rounded at the base, suddenly
acuminate and mucronate at the apex, rigidly membranaceous, with revolute
margins, rorid and cinereously reddish above, glaucously opake below, and
covered with ...
8
A Manual of organic materia medica
Petiolate, ovate-oblong, about 5 centimeters (2 inches) long, usually acute above
and obtuse at base, glaucously pale green ; inodorous, astringent and somewhat
bitter. Constituent?, Properties, and Uses. — Like uva ursi. EPKLEA.
John Michael Maisch, 1890
9
Annals and Magazine of Natural History
... prominent, nodose axils,'scarcely 3 lines apart, have a fascicle of four to eight
leaves springing from them, and many are furnished with a short needle-formed
spine. The leaves are spathulately oblong, obtuse, fleshy, glaucously pubescent
...
10
A manual of organic materia medica
Descr2'ptz'on.-—-Petiolate, ovate-oblong, about 5 centimeters (2 inches) long,
acute above, obtuse at base, glaucously pale green; inodorous, astringent and
somewhat bitter. Uonstztuents, Properties, and Uses.—Like uva ursi. EPIG]EA.
