10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERJECTIONARY»
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\Vhen the contralto was sharply reprimanded for a mistake in a short
interjectionary phrase, which threw the other singers out and necessitated
repetition, he laughed with genuine gusto that she should become confused,
blunder again, then ...
It stands an absolute fact that there is no oath, or foul interjectionary word in
Japanese, and when common coolies quarrel, or when a stubborn Chinese pony
jibs, the da, bringing down some tiles. Out he comes, deeply agitated, to
expostulate ...
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Harlan Logan, 1891
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The Works of Thomas Carlyle: History of Friedrich II of ...
... or rather at the Son's feat done upon Victor, over in Sardinia ; preceded by this
interjectionary sentence on a Prince nearer home : ' As to the Prince-Royal,
depend on it he will do whatever is required of him ' (marry anybody you like etc.)
...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, 1898
Surely the poor lady should not have been allowed to wade through course after
course with only the most perfunctory and interjectionary and spasmodic of
observations from the gentlemen on either side of her. As a rule she could have ...
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray, 1888
Miss Nicol had of course the bulk of the conversation, if conversation it could be
called, to herself; for Effie only uttered such monosyllables and interjectionary
comments as were absolutely necessary ; but that she felt interested in the
subject ...
This theory of the origin of language is a variety of the onomatopcean or bow-
wow, and of the interjectionary or pooh-pooh theories, though it differs from those
theories as commonly put forward in being based directly and avowedly on the
law ...
Old Pomm—needless to say-—had already whipped out his friendly binoculars
and was inspecting the few pictures that hung on the walls with special intent. He
did not comment on Maryvonne's interjectionary admiration. The cool gray walls ...
If Paul had heard her crying night after night — crying into the deaf night that has
had so many such interjectionary confidences from us all, he would surely have
admitted the inevitableness of it. Mrs. Muster's illness, so successfully feigned, ...
William Romaine Paterson, 1897
... at Victor Amadeus's strange feat, or rather at the Son's feat done upon Victor,
over in Sardinia; preceded by this interjectionary sentence on a Prince nearer
home: 'As to the Prince-Royal, depend on it he will do whatever is re22d Oct.
1731.
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Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
... interfoliar Interfuse interfused interfusing interfusion Interim Interior interiority
interiorly Interjacence, or Interjacency interjacent Interject interjected interjecting
interjection interjectional interjectionary Interjoist Interlace, or Enterlace
interlaced ...
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Installations by Regional Artists at Squeaky Wheel
The viewers 'help' at their own discretion, assuming the interjectionary role of life's unresolved dichotomies and provoking their consequence.”. «Artvoice, Jun 13»
