10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HALLOA»
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halloa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
halloa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
(halloa, and mor- phe, form, Gr.) A genus of Lepidopterous insects : Family,
Nocturna. Calling, kawl'ling, a. Vocation; profession; trade; station; employment;
class of persons united by the same employment or profession; divine summons,
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John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
The very man was here to-night," thought the locksmith, changing colour. "What
dark history is this ! " "Halloa!" cried a hoarse voice in his ear. "Halloa, halloa,
halloa! Bow wow wow. What 's the matter here! Halloa!" The speaker — who
made ...
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Oeuvres de Charles Dickens
Halloa!lui cria auxoreilles une voix rauque. Halloa, halloa, halloa! Coa, coa, coa.
Qu'estce que c'est que ça!Halloa! » L'interlocuteur quifit tressaillir leserrurier,
commesic'eût étéquelque être surnaturel, était un grand corbeau qui s'était
perché ...
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Barnaby Rudge (Illustrated And Annotated Edition):
'Halloa!' criedahoarse voice inhis ear. 'Halloa, halloa, halloa!Bowwow wow.
What's the matter here! Halloa!' The speaker—who made the locksmith start as if
he had been some supernatural agent—was a large raven, who had perched
upon ...
'Halloa!' crieda hoarse voice in his ear.'Halloa, halloa, halloa! Bow wow wow.
What's the matter here! Halloa!' The speaker—who made the locksmithstartas
ifhehad been some supernatural agent—was alarge raven,whohad perched
upon the ...
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Barnaby Rudge: a tale of the Riots of 'eighty:
'Halloa!' crieda hoarse voice in hisear. 'Halloa, halloa, halloa! Bow wowwow.
What's thematter here! Halloa!' The speaker—who made the locksmith start as
ifhe had been some supernatural agent—was alarge raven, who had perched
upon ...
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Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of 'Eighty
'V hat dark history is this i " “ Halloa ! " cried a hoarse voice in his ear. " Halloa,
halloa, halloa ! Bow wow wow. What's the matter here ! Hal-loa ! " The speaker—
who made the locksmith start, as if he had been some supernatural agent—was a
...
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Master Humphrey's Clock
Halloa ! " cried a hoarse voice in his ear. " Halloa, halloa, halloa ! Bow wow wow.
What's the matter here ! Hal-loa ! " The speaker — who made the locksmith start,
as if he had been some supernatural agent — was a large raven ; who had ...
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The Saint Petersburg English Review of Literature, the Arts ...
Halloa ! » cried a hoarse voice in his car. « Halloa, halloa, halloa! Bow wow wow.
What's the matter here! Hal-loa! » The speaker — who made the locksmith start,
as if he had been some supernatural agent — was a large raven ; who had ...
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The Novels and Tales of Charles Dickens, (Boz.).
Halloa !" cried a hoarse voice in his ear. " Halloa, halloa, halloa ! Bow wow wow.
What's the matter here t Hal-loa!" The speaker — who made the locksmith start,
as if he had been some supernatural agent — was a large raven ; who had ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HALLOA»
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halloa is used in the context of the following news items.
Hearing voices allowed Charles Dickens to create extraordinary …
... his 1866 Christmas story The Signal-Man, which begins with the sudden intrusion of an unidentified voice bellowing "Halloa!" out of nowhere. «The Guardian, Aug 14»
Thorny problems: how to get rid of lily beetles
... cleaner into play – the sort usually used to suck the dust out of computer keyboards and suchlike (hers is made by Halloa – you can find them ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
The first sign of spring
Halloa! Up ahead, on loose gravel, inches from where I expect, sits a male. With 3-inch wing span, powder-blue spots and golden trim, the ... «Boston Globe, Mar 14»
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
I gave a view halloa, took to my heels, collared my gentleman, and brought him back to where there was already quite a group about the ... «NPR, Feb 14»
Here is My Hand
with a “Halloa! Below there!” The narrator is a traveler having what seems like a dolorous vacation. He beds at a country inn, and cuts across a ... «The Smart Set, Dec 13»
Amid the greens
Halloa! You there!! In Charles Dickens' short story The Signalman published in 1866, the railway cutting (a rock side cut to make a railway ... «The New Indian Express, Nov 13»
Geyser murders, part 3
“We heard the strike every time and heard the 'halloa!' right after.” #There were between “five and ten strikes,” but she couldn't tell if they came ... «San Diego Reader, Nov 13»
Book of a lifetime: Ghost Stories, By Charles Dickens
Perhaps the best known of his short ghost stories, this is an unsettling piece that starts with a great cry – "Halloa! Below there!" – and recounts a ... «The Independent, May 13»
3 Nerdy Jurassic Park Footnotes Before You Head Off to See the T …
Halloa! that's not your pipe on the table! He must have left his behind him. A nice old briar, with a good long stem of what the tobacconists call ... «Grantland, Apr 13»
Charles Dickens bicentennial, and his link to Poe
... slightly agitated, but he soon recovered, walked twice or thrice along the coach house, stopped to bark, staggered, exclaimed “Halloa old girl! «Washington Post, Jan 12»
