10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILL-TEMPEREDLY»
Discover the use of
ill-temperedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ill-temperedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
ill- temperedly adverb. ill-timed t> adj said or done at an unsuitable time;
inopportune. ill-treat o verb to abuse; to MALTREAT. • ill-treatment noun.
illustrious illuminance /i'lu:minans, i'lju:-/ e* noun, physics (SI unit LUX) the
luminous FLUX ...
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Italian Opera in English: Cinderella, Adapted by M. Rophino ...
Baron (ill temperedly) What's that to you, you inquisitive rascal? Ped. I should
have thought it likely from all the capers you practised yesterday. Baron. Begone,
you impudent dog, or my cane shall practise acaper upon your head! Get out, you
...
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A Silence in the City and Other Stories
Kamo muttered ill-temperedly. 'Answer him immediately,' she ordered. 'Yes,'
Kamo obeyed with her eyes lowered and went in and he noticed the weariness
and the indifference with which she said it. 'I warned you,' the mother said after a
...
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Film Essays and Criticism
The entire man is lopsided from head to toe, for he lounges with his shoulder
against a wall and looks ill-temperedly out into the world from underneath the
crooked peak of his cap. He does it like someone who is keeping an eye on the ...
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The Children's missionary newspaper [sometimes entitled The ...
It was a valuable piece of gold, but it was given so ill-temperedly, that the negro
answered again, " No ! Dat wont do yet. It may be according to de first and
second resolution, but it not according to de last ;" and he was obliged to take up
his ...
Christian Henry Bateman, 1843
The tradition of humane lettershe ill- temperedly represents isbuilt upon the
backof thatlabor. As she grinds awayat herfather's research inthe British Museum,
Marian feelsthat she hasbecome “amere machine for readingand writing.” Her
role in ...
George Gissing, Stephen Arata, 2007
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The Count of Monte Cristo
"But," said Andrea, ill-temperedly, "by my faith, if it was only to breakfast with you,
that you disturbed me, I wish the devil had taken you!" "My boy," said Caderousse
sententiously, "one can talk while eating. And then, you ungrateful being, you ...
the one ricketty chair that the room contained, and said ill- temperedly: "Here I am
, having ridden miles in the heat and endured discomfort for some absurd whim
of thine. Why didst thou send for me? I told thee never to do so unless the matter
...
Gordon Casserly, 1stworld Library, 2006
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20 Classic Novels (Illustrated) Part-2:
"But," said Andrea, ill-temperedly, "by my faith, if it was only to breakfast with you,
that you disturbed me, I wish the devil had taken you!" "My boy," said Caderousse
sententiously, "one can talk while eating. And then, you ungrateful being, you ...
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The Count of Monte Cristo
... to lick your fingers? You were among the first who tasted any of my dishes, and
I think you relished them tolerably." While speaking, Caderousse went on peeling
a fresh supply of onions. "But," said Andrea, ill-temperedly, "by my faith, if it was.
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ILL-TEMPEREDLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ill-temperedly is used in the context of the following news items.
'Why do I have to go through this?'
Yet Reed argues, ill-temperedly but not altogether unreasonably, that Berlin is no gloomier than many books, plays or films. “What do you think ... «Financial Times, Oct 13»
Theater Review: The Mini-Fest Destiny of Shakespeare in the Park's …
But I carp, ill-temperedly and Jaques-like. Sure, this may not be the most robust As You Like It ever staged, but it is damned near impossible not ... «Vulture, Jun 12»
To Fagan's it is for Drumcondra Mafia's bye-bye Bertie bash
At this juncture, a woman approached me and ill-temperedly told me I should leave, or words to that effect, and that I had an awful cheek ... «Irish Independent, May 08»
Nasty, Brutish, and Short
Its main effect on our lives is to make us lunge for the TV remote (ill-temperedly, as if a trust had been broken) whenever a camera so much as points at a ... «Atlantic Online, Mar 04»
