10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HUCKSTERESS»
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The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
hucksteress. how-eV-eT, adv. & conj. [Eng. how, and ever.] A. As adverb : 1. In
whatever manner or degree ; in whatever state. "However the business Roes,
you have made fault." Shakesp.: Winter"* Tale, iii. 2. 2. At all events; at least; in
any ...
2
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
A female huckster or peddler. Also written hucksteress. In the Pyncheon-house,
where she [Hepzibah] has spent all her days— reduced now, in that very house,
to be the hucksteress of a cent-shop ! Hawthorne, Seven Gables, ii. hud (hud), n.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
3
The Family of the Seisers: A Satirical Tale of the City of ...
The out-door shop of the hucksteress, which at night presents the appearance of
a small hill, completely .covered by an old canvas awning, is an unseemly thing
to look at; but when the morning's dawn brings the gentle spirit that presides all ...
4
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... ৰিট্রিয়'-কু, ঙ্গুদু ব্যবসয়ে-কৃ, ফড়েম_কৃ_ পাইকড়ী-কৃ | জো০ঙ্গো৪ঞ্জেপ্ত৪> 11- চ-
সমোন্য ব্যবসায় কর্মা বা ক্যণিজ্য | Hucksteress, n. s. পক্ষুইকড়ি করে' (য 3'1, vf1§$<
_5;;'>[' বকন্ধুলি র্না ৷ Hud, 11- ৪- শোনো. ছলে, ছিলুকে. আকরোট বা ৰুপারির ছলে | To ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen,
1834
5
The House of the Seven Gables: And The Snow Image and Other ...
... longer a wilderness, but a populous fertility, — born, too, in Pyncheou- street,
under the Pyncheon-elm, and in the Pyncheon-house, where she has spent all
her days, — reduced now, in that very house, to be the hucksteress of a cent-
shop .
Nathaniel Hawthorne,
1871
6
Nathaniel Hawthorne's tales. Twice told tales, first and ...
... longer a wilderness, but a populous fertility, — born, too, in Pyncheon-street,
under the Pyncheon-elm, and in the Pyncheon-house, where she has spent all
her days, — reduced now, in that very house, to be the hucksteress of a cent-
shop !
Nathaniel [two or more stories] Hawthorne,
1866
7
The Works of N. Hawthorne
All such proofs of a ready mind and skilful handiwork were highly acceptable to
the aristocratic hucksteress, so long as she could murmur to herself, with a grim
smile, and a half-natural sigh, and a sentiment of mixed wonder, pity, and
growing ...
Nathaniel Hawthorne,
1879
8
The scarlet letter. The house of the seven gables
... longer a wilderness, but a populous fertility, — born, too, in Pyncheon Street,
under the Pyncheon Elm, and in the Pyncheon House, where she has spent all
her days, — reduced now, in that very house, to be the hucksteress of a cent-
shop.
Nathaniel Hawthorne,
1902
9
The Heretic Or The German Stranger: An Historical Romance of ...
Ha, hucksteress ! thou mournest for the traders more than for Novgorod itself." "
By my huckstering she grew not poor, but rich." " Let me but jingle a piece of
money, and straight will fly the merchants from all corners of the world, greedy for
my ...
Ivan I. Lažečnikov, Thomas Budd Shaw,
1845
10
The scarlet letter. The house of the seven gables, a romance
... no longer a wilderness, but a populous fertility — born, too, in Pyncheon Street,
under the Pyncheon elm, and in the Pyncheon house, where she has spent all
her days — reduced now, in that very house, to be the hucksteress of a cent-shop
...
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Julian Hawthorne,
1900