10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOBBISH»
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hobbish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hobbish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... Dwarven, Gnome, or Elf, but none of these rumors have ever been
substantiated. Hobblings speak their own language of Hobbish, which is closely
related to Mannish, but not quite the same (see the Language chart for skill
crossover). STR!
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Anna Ross, by the author of The decision
once, but were so mild, particularly Kenneth, that Anna wondered if these could
be the rude, hobbish boys, who were to spoil her manners. Her cousin George
would have been a great deal more noisy and talkative than both these boys put
...
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Abbeychurch, or Self control and self conceit. By the author ...
And a hobbish fellow means a gentleman as clumsy as the lubber fiend,' said
Elizabeth. 'No doubt he wore hob-nails in his shoes,' said Rupert. 'And chimney
hobs were so called, because his cream bowl was duly set upon them,' said
Anne.
Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1872
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Abbeychurch: Easyread Large Edition
'And a hobbish fellow means a gentleman as clumsy as the lubber fiend,' said
Elizabeth. 'No doubt he wore hobnails in his shoes,' said Rupert. 'And chimney
hobs were so called, because his cream bowl was duly set upon them,' said
Anne.
... the week he had been away. Yet, in the midst of all this joy, they were so kind
to each other, and did not talk both at once, but were so mild, particularly Kenneth
, that Anna wondered if these could be the rude, hobbish boys,,who were to spoil
...
But I believe his Toryism to have been a natural emanation of his Hobbish
infidelity, though in this age when infidelity affects democracy, and blackguards
affect infidelity, this may sound like a paradox. " Dubius, sed non improbus vixi,
Incertus ...
Hartley Coleridge, Derwent Coleridge, 1851
Now to the making of lawes which wee have now made and concluded, I exhort
you the makers to be. * Divine right again ! Hal is quite Homeric and Hobbish. *
Whence it appears that all this while the poor DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGS. 141.
Charles MacFarlane, James Robinson Planché, 1836
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Appeals to Interest: Language, Contestation, and the Shaping ...
The most immediate and critically negative reception of Hobbes in the 1660s and
1670s did rephrase some of his points in the newly fashionable and disapproving
term “self-interest,” particularly as popularly depicted by “Hobbish” characters ...
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The Works of Grace Kennedy ...: In Six Volumes
talk both at once, but were so mild, particularly Kenneth, that Anna wondered if
these could be the rude, hobbish boys, who were to spoil har manners. Her
cousin George would have been a great deal more noisy and talkative than both
these ...
talk both at once, but were so mild, particularly Kenneth, that Anna wondered if
these could be the rude, hobbish boys, who were to spoil her manners. Her
cousin George would have been a great deal more noisy and talkative than both
these ...
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But what else are they going to add aside from hardware thats going to make it ..how can I say .. feel more less "hobbish"..lol. thechooz 5pts. «CNET, Feb 12»
