10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GROSSIERETE»
Discover the use of
grossierete in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grossierete and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
De la ses defauts: negligence de la versification et du style, platitude, grossierete.
De la aussi des merites. parfois charmants: e'le'ga ntc brievete', vente', nature!" (p
. 347). He goes on damning with faint praise: "Avec une entiere bonne foi, ...
2
Origin of language and myths
... eomme on le voit par l'historique, a le sens propre de poissard, et veut dire
fripon, vaurien, voleur, dont les doigts se collent aux objets comme de la poix ; il s
'est particularise pour exprimer la grossierete, et, encore davantage, pour
exprimer ...
Morgan Peter Kavanagh, 1871
3
A Pronouncing Dictionary of the French Language: In Two Parts
Clout, s. torchon; drapeau.m. — , va. rapetasser Clout for children, s. braies, f. pi-
Clout-nails, s clous de sou- tiers, in. Clown, s. rustaud, rustre, m. Clownish, a-
rustre, rustique Clownishly, ad. rustique- ment [f. Ctownuhness, 8. grossierete,
Cloy, ...
4
A New French & English Dictionary
Ri/iiENF.ss, s. grossierete, /. impolitesse, f.; siinplicite,/. ; rudesse,/. ; rigueur,/. Rf
DIMLN'IAI., adj. elementairc. Ru'mjiKNTs, s. pi. rudiments, m. pi. elements, vt.pl.
premiers priucipes d'une science. To RUE, va. regretter, serepentir de. RUE, s.
5
The New Monthly Magazine, and Literary Journal
The French Academicians kindly informs us that " il n'est pas impossible qu'il-y-ait
un amour exempt de grossierete." — Indeed, Messieurs les Academiciens ! In
return, I will inform them, that love not merely may exist exempt from "grossierete,"
...
filth and grossierete. Every one must remark that dirt and slush always looks all
the dirtier for its contrast with " unsunned snow." And as this Austrian Dogana
stood with all the accumulated frowsy heaps of winter in great petrified dunghills
...
Thomas Campbell, Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, Samuel Carter Hall, 1854
7
Gleanings in Europe: England
... "is]CE;"~, a ~ ~, a ~ A 238.33 grossierete]CE; grossierete A 241.34 Church]CE;
church A 242.13 Church ]CE; church A 243.19 hers]CE; her's A 244.13 ours]CE;
our's A 246.20 is]CE; are A 302.25 bigoted]CE; bigotted A 303.22 apparent;]CE; ...
James Fenimore Cooper, 1982
8
Love in the Theatre of Marivaux: A Study of the Factors ...
But in polite society, he implies, it would be considered a grossierete not to pay
hommage to a beautiful woman. Lelio is aware of what is expected of him but he
cannot decide to say either that he loves the Countess or that he does not.
Valentini Papadopoulou Brady, 1970
9
The New Monthly Magazine
The French Academicians kindly inform us that " il n'est pas t7npossible qu'il-y-ait
un amour exempt de grossierete." — Indeed, Messieurs les Academicians ! In
return, I will inform them, that love not merely may exist exempt from " grossierete,
" ...
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the new monthly magazine and literary journal. vol. iv.
The French Academicians kindly inform us that " il n'est pas impossible qu'il-y-ait
un amour exempt de grossierete." — Indeed, Messieurs les Academiciens! In
return, I will inform them, that love not merely may exist exempt from " grossierete,
" ...
