10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAWTHORNY»
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Transactions of the Royal Historical Society: Volume 15: ...
... her betrothed told her, 'Now pour some wine, and offer it to Hagen first! He is a
good warrior, if he keeps laws to faith.' Then Hagen the hawthorny one. >'1 and
the Aquitanian, Unconquered in their minds, although exhausted in the whole of
...
... HAWKSBILL HAWKSBILLS HAWKSHAW HAWKSHAWS HAWKWEED
HAWKWEEDS HAWS HAWSE HAWSEHOLE HAWSEHOLES HAWSEPIPE
HAWSEPIPES HAWSER HAWSERS HAWSES HAWTHORN HAWTHORNS
HAWTHORNY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Edward Burne-Jones, Victorian Artist-dreamer
Strangely, it was considered “not hawthorny enough” by the recipient's botanist
father, a view which Ruskin must have conceded, as the design for future crosses
was entrusted to Arthur Severn, the artist husband of Ruskin's cousin ]oan.5 It is ...
Alan Crawford, Laurence Des Cars, 1998
After dinner I read one of Miss Mitford's hawthorny sketches out of "Our Village,"
which was lying on the table; they always carry one into fresh air and green fields
, for which I am grateful to them. Wednesday, June Wi. — While I was writing to H
...
Frances Anne Kemble, 2007
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English Language Word Builder
... CHICANERY CREMATORY DICTATORY EPIGRAPHY FLOURISHY
HAWTHORNY IMPLICITY MAMILLARY NARRATORY ORTHODOXY
PARAFFINY PHYLARCHY PULSATORY SCOUTHERY SINGSONGY
SQUEAKERY SUBLUNARY ...
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Henry James: Critical Assessments
... not detrimental, but not enough to have 'made him': Europe (Hawthorny), Paste
, The Middle Years, Broken Wings, etc. Part of the great man's work can perhaps
only be criticized as 'etc.' 1895. Terminations, Coxon Fund, perhaps best of this ...
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Literary Essays of Ezra Pound
There are other stories, good enough to be carried by H. J.'s best work, not
detrimental, but not enough to have 'made him': Europe (Hawthorny), Paste, The
Middle Years, Broken Wings, etc. Part of the great man's work can perhaps only
be ...
Ezra Pound, Thomas Stearns Eliot, 1968
His favourite imaginary State, called Hawthorny, was at first ruled by an Emperor,
but, after John had listened to some remarks about Presidents, it became a
Republic. Of his two latest countries, the island is ruled by a Duke and Duchess,
the ...
P.S. 3901 H.C. Sep. 20.1907 [P.S. 14420 L.) Mon Plaisir's Dahlia 3d, P.S. 10476
H.C. 252763 'PERRÉE's HAWTHORN BUD . . . . .. Honest Lad. P.S. 3756 H.C . . .
. . . . . . .. Nov. 4,1907 [Hawthorn's Lass, P.S. 14569 C.] HawthornY P'S_ 6656 C' ...
One long lovesome day, that I won't forget in a hurry, we spent driving through
Borgue — sunny, sweet, hawthorny Borgue, where the clover is, and the green
honey made by the bees that have never so much as sniffed a heather bloom.
Samuel Rutherford Crockett, 1911
