10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCONSECUTIVELY»
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inconsecutively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inconsecutively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers
“And, oh, Sigismund,” she exclaimed rather inconsecutively, “ we've been to
Mordred—to Mordred Priory—to a luncheon; quite a grand luncheon—pine-
apple and ices, and nearly half-a-dc zen different kinds of glasses before each
person.
2
Lectures on the English Language
... knowledge of the niceties of the language forbids us to appreciate, than to
believe that Plato, and Aristotle, and Xenophon thought so inconsecutively as to
be obliged to fill the interstices of their mental structures with insignificant rubbish.
George Perkins Marsh, 1887
3
Practical general continental guide: France, Belgium, ...
... and objects to which (sometimes the admission itself is candidly appended) no
possible general interest attaches, and that notify positions of real interest so
inconsecutively that considerable distances must be re-traversed to the loss of
time, ...
4
The English and Scottish Popular Ballads
In one of the stanzas which Scott added in B b, " coarse Ca'field," that is, the laird
again, is addressed (inconsecutively, as the verses stand) with the like reproach: '
Wad ye even your lands to your born billy I ' Archie is prisoner at Dumfries in A ...
Francis James Child, George Lyman Kittredge, 1890
5
The Sporting magazine; or Monthly calendar of the ...
... of course with the assured belief of finding a fox, which fox, it may be, further,
the reader's fancy, just for the nonce, to call Law, jocosely supporting his fanciful
nomenclature (and not inconsecutively, either) by the undoubted dictum that a fox
...
6
Thomasina: a Biography: By the Author of "Dorothy", "De ...
... not get out of the way.” Thomasina made an inarticulate reply, and presently
accompanied her father on his morning visit to the stables. “Yes, but I shall
though,” she said rather inconsecutively, for Anthony was talking about his brown
mare.
7
Replies to "Essays and Reviews"
Then our author (somewhat inconsecutively it appears to us) springs from
toleration to the subject of Biblical interpretation. That interpretation, he thinks, we
must expect to be greatly modified. ]STor need we fear such modification. We
should ...
8
Imagining Heaven in the Middle Ages: A Book of Essays
Sacred Latin Poetry, an anthology compiled by Richard Chenevix Trench, who
would later become Archbishop of Dublin, was published in 1849. This collection
included ninety-six lines from book 1 of Bernard's poem, though inconsecutively,
...
her eyes, and for a little while went on talking drowsily and inconsecutively. "Shut
up," he said suddenly. "Hold your tongue. I'm thinking." Then almost immediately
he turned, and, with his hands upon her shoulders, looked down into her face.
10
The Brothers Karamazov:
Ech, they won't be half an hour before us,let aloneanhour." Though Mitya bustled
about seeingafter things, he gavehis orders strangely, as it were, disconnectedly,
and inconsecutively. He began a sentence and forgotthe end ofit. Pyotr Ilyitch ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INCONSECUTIVELY»
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inconsecutively is used in the context of the following news items.
Joni Mitchell on Love, Her New Box Set, and Music Today
Each disc represents something of a movement, or chapter, and as they weave through the decades inconsecutively, the themes of her ... «Vogue.com, Dec 14»
First Chapter
... and vague and inconsecutively arranged and beautifully charged with Proust's poetic sensibility. Painter must use research and investigation ... «New York Times, Nov 07»
