10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRIPSACK»
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gripsack in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gripsack and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
Gripsack: July, 1890 to June, 1891 (1890)
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series.
J S Knowles Publisher, 2010
2
George Rochberg: A Bio-bibliographic Guide to His Life and Works
Hung up in that Blue Chamber! (She staggers over to Gripsack while Fateema
agonizes on the opposite side.) Catch me, I'm going to faint! (Gripsack tries to
avoid holding Ma fairy.) CHORUS: Catch her! catch her! (Individual voices
shouting.) ...
3
The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln (Volume 2 of 3 ) ...
Before leaving Springfield Lincoln had prepared his inaugural message with
great care, and placed it in a "gripsack" for transportation to Washington. An odd
incident, by which the message came near being lost on the journey, was
afterwards ...
Francis Fisher Browne, 2008
4
The Every-Day Life of Abraham Lincoln: A Narrative and ...
Before leaving Springfield Lincoln had prepared his inaugural message with
great care, and placed it in a "gripsack" for transportation to Washington. An odd
incident, by which the message came near being lost on the journey, was
afterwards ...
Francis Fisher Browne, Fisher Browne Francis, 2008
5
Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln
These copies had been locked up in what Mr. Lincoln called a "gripsack," and
intrusted to his eldest son Robert. "When we reached Harrisburg," said Mr.
Lincoln, " and had washed up, I asked Bob where the message was, and was
taken ...
Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection, 1909
It was a very painful trot, but he clenched his teeth and kept on, forgetting his pain
most of the time in the fervent heat with which he regarded the gripsack. It was a
severe handicap. He swung it from one hand to the other, and back again.
7
The Collected Works of Alfred B. Sedgwick
Oh! no 1 3d verse, Gripsack. Oh, she don't care at all for to see, Or unravel this
mysleree. Was there ever a woman that would not be Full—yes, full of cu-ri-os-ity.
(Orches.) Oh, no! Oh, no. Blue B.—Now I will leave you. I'd like to catch the old ...
8
The Every-Day Life of Abraham Lincoln: A Narrative and ...
Before leaving Springfield Lincoln had prepared his inaugural message with
great care, and placed it in a “gripsack” for transportation to Washington. An odd
incident, by which the message came near being lost on the journey, was
afterwards ...
FRANCIS FISHER BROWNE, 1995
9
Lost Face and Other Stories
Burns wanted to put the gripsack on another animal, but Churchill held on to it,
carrying it on his saddlepommel. But he dozed, and the grip persisted in dropping
off the pommel, one side or the other, each time wakening him with a sickening ...
10
Driven from Home Carl Crawford's Experience
“I will rest here for a little while,” he said to himself, and suiting the action to the
word, threw down his gripsack and flung himself on the turf. “This is refreshing,”
he murmured, as, lying upon his back, he looked up through the leafy rifts to the
sky ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRIPSACK»
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gripsack is used in the context of the following news items.
Generosity of Fejervary pays for college scholarships today
In Hungary, he had been a lawyer and a member of the legislature. It's said that when he came to Davenport, he carried "a gripsack full of gold.". «Quad City Times, Apr 11»
Your Basic Tool Kit
For one thing, a fabric gripsack is compact and inexpensive and can be left packed so you're never in doubt as to what's inside. Moreover, a bag is considerably ... «Mother Earth News, Feb 08»
