10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOURINGLY»
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1
A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and Latin...
Louringly, torve, tetrice. A louse, pedículos. Plur. lice, pedícula. A crab-louse,
pediculus iiiguini adherens. A tea-louse, pedieulua marinus. A wall-louse, eimex.
A wood- louse, asellus. A dog-louse, ricinus. To louse one's self, pedículos vena
ri.
2
The story-teller; or, Table-book of popular literature. Ed. ...
I will not marry," said Colomba, " any but the man who shall have done three
things," and her eyes were still bent louringly on the house of her foes. " I wonder,
Colomba, such a fine girl us you are, that you are not married before this. Come ...
Story-teller, Robert Bell, 1843
3
Jane Seton; or, The king's advocate
Heavily and louringly the 15th of July dawned over Edinburgh; and one hour after
the portes were unclosed, the Right Honourable Knight, Sir Simon Preston of
Craigmillar, the new Lord Provost of the city and Admiral of the Forth, entered by
...
4
The four gardens, a solemn imagery [in verse, by H. Dartnall].
His countenance (the reflex of his mind) 17;' Fell louringly ; with whom
remonstrating God spake ; — Why art thou wroth, thy countenance So fallen ?
Shalt thou if thou doest well Not be accepted ? And not doing well, 'Sin lieth at the
door.
5
Harry Ogilvie: Or, The Black Dragoons
The morning of the second of September dawned heavily and louringly on the
misty Larnmermuirs and the russet woods of Broxmouth Park; the smoke of the
night fires that dotted the brow of the Doonhill, and which during the stormy night
...
6
A Dictionary, English-Latin, and Latin-English: Containing ...
Louringly. Тонн), valllmè. LourK шину, Fluviovvm мета иneno 1. ` д А Laufe,
Película'. See 1.owfe. Adlout, Замша, rlfßitw, шла,И! . To LOUE, Fronten трети.
Louth in Inland] рант, Lvdrl. outh oumy,Cmna|wLug¢nj|L Loulil'h, ватта”. l
Loulllhly, ...
7
On Glasgow and Edinburgh
... the late twentieth century, plans to clean the substantially blackened
monument were soon abandoned. Today, a little patchy in its discolouration, the
Scott Monument looks even more louringly Gothic than its architect originally
intended. 17.
8
The Christian's companion in the narrow way
... joys and sorrows, his guide in virtues path, his counsellor in difficulties, the
ministering angel to anticipate and supply his every want, and in the day of
adversity, when dark clouds hang louringly over him, to animate by her courage,
fortitude, ...
9
Margaret Anglin: A Stage Life
As the triumphant New York run entered its seventh month, relations between
M.A. and H.M. became increasingly frigid, so that when Miller's lease on the
Princess expired in April 1907 it was rather louringly agreed to break the run of
The ...
10
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Нахлепотёться, п, r. into a great bustle. Нахлшнуть, vc, n.11. to rush, lo
precipitate one's sell'. Нахл'Ьбникъ , т. НахлЁбница ‚ f. a boarder. Hagmxòc'ra'rh
, ы, v. to wet, to splash; — ся, прор. to get drunk. to get Haxaij'peniio,ad.louringly,
frown ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LOURINGLY»
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A night at the country-house opera
It can be boiling hot with blue sky in Wimbledon, but louringly grey at Nevill Holt or Longborough, and a wise saw from Old Christiansen's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 13»
