10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFRAGRANT»
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infragrant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
infragrant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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General History of the Things of New Spain: Book 6 : ...
Insipid, infragrant It was said of him who was ungrateful; perhaps a commoner
was driven forth. He was told: "Go; leave the city, for the city considereth thee
insipid, infragrant." Or some ruler was told: "Thou art regarded as insipid,
infragrant.
Bernardino de Sahagún, 1969
2
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
... premises as the infragrant resentment of: the Zurilla,—-The master of the house
retires in the utmost Consternation, and every thing is abandoned to the fetid
intruder, "upon a'sort Of tacit convention that he may steal as he'pleases,
provided ...
3
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... houses of the inhabitants in quest of its prey- What the little rabbit can do in the
way of smelling is well known; no writ for ejectment, served by the 'most cautious
attorney, so completely clears the premises asthe infragrant resentment of the ...
4
Memoirs of Francis Horner, with selections from his ...
I first made the acquaintance of Francis Horner at Edinburgh, where he was
among the most conspicuous young men in that energetic and infragrant city. My
desire to know him proceeded first of all from being cautioned against him by
some ...
Francis Horner, Leonard Horner, 1849
5
A Memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith
... to take care of himself, and wait for him," — and before the end of a fortnight
had followed him to the grave. "Heslington, 1813. " Dear Bobus, " Pray take care
of yourself. We shall both be a brown infragrant powder in thirty or forty years.
Sydney Smith, Saba Holland, Sarah Austin, 1855
6
Lives of Wits and Humourists: R. Brinsley Sheridan. Richard ...
The words of the letter are : " We shall both be a brown, infragrant powder in thirty
or forty years. Let us contrive to last out for the same time, or nearly the same time
." The Rev. Sydney Smith expired on the 22d of February, 1845; his son ...
7
A Memoir of the Rev. Sydney Smith
We shall both be a brown infragrant powder in thirty or forty years. Let us contrive
to last out for the same, or nearly the same time. Weary will the latter half of my
pilgrimage be, if you leave me in the lurch. " Ever your affectionate brother, ...
Sydney Smith, Lady Saba Holland Holland, Sarah Austin, 1855
8
Ireland and its rulers; since 1829 [by D.O. Madden].
His fate had grown desperate, and the fair sex loathed him with greater dislike
than ever. At last, during the Tory administration of Lord , he got a comfortable
berth in the , where he is grandiloquent and infragrant without any notoriety.
Still another rural element was not wanting, in the form of that far-diffused,
infragrant effluvium, which, diluted by a good half mile of pure atmosphere, is no
longer odious, nay is positively agreeable, to many who have long known it,
though its ...
Oliver Wendell Holmes, 2007
Bridger's Fort was as musty and infragrant a caravansary as any of those dirty
cloisters of the Orient, where the disillusioned howadji sinks into the arms of that
misery's bedfellow, the King of the Fleas, — which kangaroo- legged caliph, let
me ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INFRAGRANT»
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Column - Beilue: Son's sleep restive
We considered the infragrant flower children rotting in their own imagined sweetness, the yippee packs caterwauling that America is too ... «Amarillo.com, Jun 08»
