10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LONGSOMELY»
Discover the use of
longsomely in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
longsomely and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Tiw: Or, A View of the Roots and Stems of the English as a ...
Langle, e. to walk on longsomely, saunter. Langle, n. to tie the legs at some little
length of string. Lung-settle, n.1 a long bench with a high saddle, w.J back. Long-
cripple, w. a viper. Long-for, to reach on for, with the mind. Lanky. — k. Lencten ...
... varied stores of scholarship, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which but longsomely and laboriously
lead to nothing, and speculations little more sound than are a sick man's dreams.
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... varied stores of scholarship, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which but longsomely and laboriously
lead to nothing, and speculations little more sound than are a sick man's dreams.
... expatiate so ' longsomely' on corn, currency, or corporations, that we know their
audience would often gladly compound for an hour and a half. No one complains
of six or eight hours every day in the week consumed in the amusements or ...
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
... varied stores of scholars ip, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which but longsomely and laboriously
lead to nothing, and speculations little more sound than are a sick man's dreams.
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The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
... varied stores of scholarship, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which bht longsomely and laboriously
lead to nothing, and speculations little more sound than are a sick man's dreams.
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW VOL. IIX
... varied stores of scholarship, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which but longsomely and laboriously
lead to nothing, and speculations little more sound than are a sick man's dreams.
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Edinburgh Review, Or, Critical Journal
... very singular work without expressing seriously our regret that such rich and
varied stores of scholarship, so much refined ingenuity and industrious zeal,
should have been employed in researches which but longsomely and laboriously
lead ...
... LONGSHIPS LONGSHORE LONGSHOREMAN LONGSHOREMEN
LONGSHORING LONGSHORINGS LONGSIGHTED LONGSIGHTEDNESS
LONGSIGHTEDNESSES LONGSOME LONGSOMELY LONGSOMENESS
LONGSOMENESSES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
... colleges, and public institutions—~think of speeches in Parliament, where an
hundred men who are prepared to vote the Liturgy tedious, can, with great
satisfaction to themselves, expatiate so ' longsomely' on corn, currency, or
corporations, ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1834
