10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAGGINGLY»
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1
Medical Diagnosis; a Manual for Students and Practitioners
In palpating movable organs or growths respiratory movement should be met
directly by the tips of the fingers at right angles to the free margin, the hand being
firmly but gradually depressed in deep expiration and allowed to rise laggingly
and ...
Charles Lyman Greene, 1907
2
The Evangelical Repository
... the lightning goes slowly and laggingly compared with the speed with which
she visits him in thought, and does a thousand little loving things round about him
and to him in the course of a moment. Has any one perplexities in business ?
"Why," I said, laggingly, after the silence — "why did I call the child who used to
play with me 'Wee Brown Elspeth'?" "It was your own fancy," was his reply. "I used
to wonder myself; but I made up my mind that you had heard some of the maids ...
Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, 1916
4
Captivating Mary Carstairs
HIGGINSON AND THE SAILINGMASTER BOTH MERIT PUNISHMENT, AND
BOTH ESCAPE IT Passing the town-wharf laggingly like the maimed thing she
was, limping nearer and nearer the spot whence she had set out three-quarters
of an ...
Henry Sydnor Harrison, 2012
Eight days went by more laggingly than Jessie had believed time could pass in
Hamilton, and Eunice's weekly bulletin of home news announced that Dundee
had been honoured by Mr. Wyllys' presence. "He spent the Sabbath with us,"
wrote ...
There was nothing — anywhere. Her first reflection came back — youth happy
just because of youth? Cheated and tortured as it was with her, it often seemed a
cat tearing her heart. Her eyes were hard and burning as she went laggingly on.
On the reform movement being inaugurated by Pius IX., he slowly and laggingly
followed in its wake. It was only when the King of Naples had conceded a
constitution that Charles Albert would consent to grant one to his subjects. Nor
were the ...
You may know it by its peculiar zigzag flight, and by its cry, " Kaow, Kaow" etc.,
repeated slowly at first, then increasing in rapidity to a rattling or pounding croak,
and finally ending laggingly as it began. It has all the most interesting habits of
the ...
9
The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism
Year by year the cost of living increases, and wages, if they move at all, move
laggingly, and after desperate and embittered strife. In the midst of this strife the
proletariat learns its lessons; it learns to know the clubs of policemen and the ...
10
Casuals in the Caucasus: The Diary of a Sporting Holiday
He could not tell himself, for he came back with clouded brain, back over the
mountains, across the frosty Klukhor Pass, falteringly, laggingly. The Prince's
father took the wanderer in — Karbardans are said to be akin to the Adighe —
and here ...
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