10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GNATLING»
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gnatling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gnatling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
1. A genus of caraboid ground-beetles of Australia, comprising about 12 large
species, black, broadly convex, with irregularly foveolute elytra. — i. A genus of
ichneumon-flies, with two European species. Wcsmael, 1844. gnatling (nat'ling),
ii.
William Dwight Whitney, 1889
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
Wcsmael, 1844. gnatling (nat'ling), n. [< gnafl + -ling1.] A little gnat : used
contemptuously of a person. But if some man more hardy than the rest Shall dare
attack these gnatling* in their nest, At once they rise with impotence of rage, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
Who gnatling-like your sting' around dispense. And feed on exert-ments of sickly
sense; Ye gentle C'itiu, whom, by Fancy led, My Pegasus has kick'd upon the
head, Who, zealous to decry th' injurious strain, While ' Common-sense has bled
at ...
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Fables and epigrams; with essays on fable and epigram. From ...
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. With such a cloud was late thy pageant swell'd, Which
yellow crocus' paly wave dispell'd ? Or was it pick'd, as I should shrewdly dread,
By slave's sly talon, from thy pompous bed ? A gnatling's wing gives all its ...
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, 1825
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The Gentleman's Magazine
... how readily he accttl'es Dr. Milner of wilful mfieprrsmtation ;. and' then figure '.0
himself the gnatling triumph which he would hove dil'pluyed over any tadverT'
PXXVIWfi flbidz p, xxvii, I 1 sarv whotn he had raueht in a sitnilttr eD'lL-Il'sttlliHH'l.
*Glut Wedge. A quoin or wedge of hard wood, to widen the cleft made by the iron
wedge [Johnson]. Gly-halter. A halter or bridle with blinkers, as those of draught-
horses. *Glys. Blinkers. *Gnatling. Very much engaged about trifles, busy doing ...
English Dialect Society, 1895
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Facts for Travelers: Atlantic Transport Line, American Line, ...
600 GLASSWARE . . .4000 GNATLING. . . . . 50000 GLADHARIG. . . 700
GLENDOWER. .4500 GOBELET . . . . . . 60000 GLADIATOR. . . 800 GLENODINE.
. .5000 GODANCER. . . . 70000 GLANDULAS. .. 900 GLIBBERY. . . . .6000
GOLDB ND.
International Mercantile Marine Co, 1908
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Atlas, The, universal travellers' and tourists' telegraphic ...
Gnatling If not contradicted Gnome If " " at once Gnomon Have " it. Gnoscet Have
published a contradiction. Gnoso In contradiction to (of) Goarish Is
uncontradicted. Goath Remains uncontradicted. Goatherd CONTRARY. Gobbetta
Contrary to ...
Thomas Walter Hartfield, 1896
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A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Wilkie. ...
4 Who gnatling-like your stings irotmd dispels:, And seed on excrements of sickly
sense; Ye gentle Critics, whom, by Fancy led. My Pegasus has kick'd upon the
head. Who, zealous to decry th' injurious finis. While * Common-fense has bled at
...
Suppuse the singing birds, musicians; The grass whereon thou tread'st, the
presence-floor ; The flow'rs, fair ladies ; and thy steps, no more Than a delightsul
measure, or a dance. For gnatling Sorrow hath less pow'r to bite The man that
mocks ...
William Shakespeare, 1795
