10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOUNGINGLY»
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loungingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
loungingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Our Young Folks: An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls
I don't want no boys to work about a pit I 've anything to do with," he said, and
walked loungingly back to the fire. Jack felt quite disheartened at this reply ; but
Danvers said, " Never mind. He 's cross 'fore breakfast. I 'll try and talk him over ...
John Townsend Trowbridge, Lucy Larcom, Gail Hamilton, 1871
I don't want no boys to work about a pit I 've anything to do with," he said, and
walked loungingly back to the fire. Jack felt quite disheartened at this reply ; but
Danvers said, " Never mind. He 's cross 'fore breakfast. I '11 try and talk him over
...
3
Jack Hazard and His Fortunes
The " pardnep " — a tall, lank fellow, with high cheek-bones and straight black
hair that gave him the look of an Indian — came loungingly up to the door of the
hut. Stooping a little, he looked in and saw Jack, whom Danvers introduced as
the ...
John Townsend Trowbridge, 1871
4
History and Description of the Crystal Palace: And the ...
Loungingly and listlessly does he saunter across the magic threshold, and leave
behind him the treasure of his autograph, in a beautifully-gentlemanly scrawl,
backed by a high-life flourish or an aristocratic blot ; and then, gazing around with
a ...
John Tallis, J. G. Strutt, 2011
5
Our Young Folks: An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls
As they did not come at the first fire, he sent club after club up after them,
sputtering all the while with indignation ; while his brothers walked loungingly on
to the hollow log. Jack glared at them with deep and sullen hate, without deigning
to ...
John Townsend Trowbridge, Lucy Larcom, 1872
6
The New York Journal: An Illustrated Literary Periodical
There he sat loungingly in his chair, the picture of easy nonchalance, and as
perfectly at home as if he had been living in the house from the day the
carpenters delivered up the key, and carried away their tools. His name — if that
is of tho least ...
7
Heroines in obscurity. 2nd ser. of 'Papers for thoughtful ...
Day after day, a girl or woman will occupy herself busily, or dawdle loungingly, or
make mischief, within doors, forgetful always that it is ordained that for her gain
and her enjoyment, if she will but cultivate such enjoyment, she must go abroad ...
8
A Christmas Carol and Other Christmas Books
She made this apology to a gentleman in black, who, with his wristbands tucked
up, and his hat cocked loungingly on one side, and his hands in his pockets, sat
down astride on the table-beer barrel, and nodded in return. 'This is a bad ...
Charles Dickens, Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, 2006
9
Pierre; Or, The Ambiguities
He is lightly, and, as it were, airily and but grazingly seated in, or rather flittingly
tenanting an old-fashioned chair of Malacca. One arm confining his hat and cane
is loungingly thrown over the back of the chair, while the fingers of the other hand
...
Besideshe all the time lookedso easy and indolent himself, so loungingly
managed his steering oar, and so broadly gaped— openmouthed at times—that
the mere sight ofsuch a yawning commander, by sheerforce of contrast, acted
likea ...
