10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIQUORISHNESS»
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1
The Monthly Review Or Literary Journal Enlarged
In a had sense, it is stiled in some cases' greediness, voraciousness, gluttony : in
others, principally when a lied to children, liquorishness. It may in some cases
also be represe ted by the word daintiness. Name used in a good sense, it has ...
... and that high enough to lean upon ; that is to say, he uses the same method
with the Londoners, as those have recourse to with children, who think that the
jbelt method' to &gras'* a' Grofley'; IZmr to London. LGL; ihem of liquorishness is,
to.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1772
3
The English Malady, Or a Treatise of Nervous Diseases of All ...
... led into Errors in the Wantity; Nature not being tempted to receive or retain
such unprovoking and impoignant Viands, whereby they avoid the Snare and
Temjtation that Liquorishness and high Relishsthrows many into. Another
Advantage .
4
The Canterbury Tales and Faerie Queene, &c., &c., &c: Ed. ...
For certes I am all venerian In feeling, and my heart is martian ;x Venus me gave
my lust and liquorishness, And Mars gave me my sturdy hardiness.] Mine
ascendant was Taure,2 and Mars therein : Alas, alas, that ever love was sin ! I
follow'd ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, David Laing Purves, 1872
5
The complete works of Stephen Charnock, B.D.
There is a ' simplicity of the gospel,' from which our minds are easily corrupted by
things that pleasure the sense, as ,Eve was by the curiosity of her eye and the
liquorishness of her palate, 2 Cor. xi. 8. From this principle hath sprung all the ...
6
The Monthly Repertory of English Literature
A little girl beam a conversation. whether gluw:a.yor liquorishness gave the most
pleasurc, said, “ I prefer being liquorish, because it does not take away the
appetite.” Children and even women willlpoclet sweatmeats from the table, while
in ...
7
Cicero's Epistles to Atticus: With Notes Historical, ...
Li -3 _ gurire signifies to lick, and is a metaphor taken from the liquorishness of
the chops of a dog when any thing is in his view that he cannot come at. Upon the
whole, I should like the reading Ligurientem monium, ifI could find anthoriz_ed ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, William Guthrie, 1806
8
The Monthly Repertory of English Literature, ... Or an ...
Alas, they are full,” replied the child—A little girl hearing a conversation, whether
gluttony or liquorishness gave the most pleasure, said, “ I prefer being liquorish,
because it does nottake away the appetite.” Children and even women. will ...
9
An Overland Journey to Lisbon at the Close of 1846: With a ...
said the Bordelais, with all the liquorishness of an elderly epicure, " cest
delicieuse, cestvraiment superbe!" Nota, that the two words, "superbe," and "
magnifique,'" are the two crutches or stilts of a Frenchman's conversation, without
which he ...
Terence McMahon Hughes, 1847
Mispending Time. Of Fire, Candle, Thieves. Publick Shews. New 'Ac uaintance.
Vails. Fortune— ellers. Giving Advice too freely. Giving Saucy Answers. Chastity.
Liquorishness. Temptations from the Apeing the Fashion. Master. Dishonesty.
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