10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOITERINGLY»
Discover the use of
loiteringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
loiteringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
When the expression is imperative the gerund s.gu is affixed to the imperative
form of the verb ; when it is indicative, to Ilia indicative form. Come loiteringly is
having loitered, come. This is one of the many affinities with the Draviriuu
tongues.
2
The parricide: a domestic romance
I was loiteringly advancing, when I discovered my father seated upon the terrace
before the entrance-gate ; intently occupied in his astronomical observations, and
so situated that I could not obtain ingress without passing close to him. Always ...
Frederic Mansel Reynolds, 1836
... my sight wandered loiteringly around the chamber before I could bring myself
to fix it on the broken form, beside which I now stood in all that glorious vigor of
frame which had fostered the pride of my mind. ,. In the moment consumed by my
...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1862
4
By-gone Moods; Or Hours of Fancy and Feeling: From the ...
... I. Through each bright scene of boyhood's happy hours I shaped a wayward
course, and loiteringly Wandered with Fancy through her fairest bowers : But
Love soon snared me with his captive-tie, Yet were my fetters interlaced with
flowers.
Thomas James Judkins, 1856
5
The Knickerbocker; Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
... representatives accompanying the ladies of their families, walk through the
grounds while the band is playing, salute their acquaintances and chat with their
friends till the music ceases, when they all, as the sun goes down, loiteringly
leave.
6
The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
... way by the famous statue of Neptune, and then with a confident smile, which
seemed to his companions somewhat mistimed, he muttered between his teeth “
ciascuno son bel' giorno,” and strolled loiteringly on with them to the trattoria. IV.
7
The Connells of Castle Connell
She pressed her hand on her quickly- beating heart, and in her agitation prayed
to God to preserve her from herself. She then rose, and walked back into the
footpath, loiteringly enjoying the subdued sunlight that ever and anon darted
across ...
8
Pipes O'Pan at Zekesbury
"He is fond of his friends," continued the Professor "and the heartier they are the
better; might even be convivially inclined—if so tempted—but prudent—in a
degree," loiteringly concluded the speaker, as though unable to find the exact
bump ...
James Whitcomb Riley, 2012
9
An estimate of the comparative strength of Great-Britain: ...
This law therefore enacted, That is any person shall bring before two justices any
gunagate servant, or any other which liveth idly 0 And. Chron. Com. v. i. p. 368. 1-
1 Edward VI. ch. 3. * and and loiteringly by the space os three days, the same ...
10
Turning Points in the World's History
... eighteenth century that the last remnant of slavery was abol- * A statute of
Edward VI provided that " if any person shall bring to two justices of the peace
any runagate servant, or other which hveth idle or loiteringly, by the space of
three days, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LOITERINGLY»
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loiteringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Hummingbird Wholesale Supplanting Willamette's Grass Seed …
The Kalapuya Indians had agricultural practices that were much more relaxed and loiteringly lackadaisical. They were hunter gatherers who would initiate ... «Eugene Daily News, May 11»
