10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUBRICOUSLY»
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lubricously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lubricously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Proverbs of Solomon Paraphrased: With the Arguments of ...
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orsb lubricously and moveably, that it is hard to discern what shrt of' face it it:
fitthey make it either easie, or impoffible to understand the hearts of other men.
2
Reserved for Travelling Shows
Jewellery hung in glittering aciniform rows, ripe for the picking. Cheap novel-
cards and security flies were available. Things fried and boiled lubricously
beneath the eye-burn blue of the sky. Their stomachs rumbled. They bought
salad rolls, ...
I did swell with secret pride at having had the chance. Even when a bit later some
of my friends began to get married and to come back with lubricously epic tales of
life in bed, I remained an active, earthy, and conquering lover 15° *>
Things fried and boiled lubricously beneath the eye-burn blue of the sky. Their
stomachs rumbled. They bought salad rolls, crisp and moist against the soft
dryness of this town and drove up to the Widesphynx. 'It's beautiful,' Darwin said
as they ...
Lubricously, they eyed him up and down with murmurs of approval. Piranhya, the
red headed bookkeeper with the cobalt eyes was sitting closest. She leaned way
back in her chair and threw out her chest and drew back her head to one side ...
Richard William Stoker, 2014
6
A Commentary Upon the Old and New Testaments, with the ...
For according as they take the face to be represented in water, either perfectly, or
so lubricously and moveable, that it is hard to discern what sort of face it is ; so
they make it either easy or impossible to understand the hearts of other men.
Symon Patrick (Bp. of Ely), William Lowth, Richard Arnald, 1809
7
A critical commentary and paraphrase on the Old and New ...
For, according as they take the face to be represented in water; either perfectly, or
so lubricously and moveably, that it is bard to discern what sort of face it is : so
they make it either easy, or impossible, to understand the hearts of other men.
Simon Patrick, Richard Arnald, William Lowth, 1822
8
Young adult literature: background and criticism
Many a local supermarket offers boudoir confessional accounts in publications of
questionable character, lubricously illustrated, and placed conveniently near the
check-outs for casual perusal if not actual purchase. It is argued that such ...
Millicent Lenz, Ramona Mahood, 1980
9
Scottish Literary Journal: Supplement
Abbot writes almost erotically, lubricously, of plant life: I feel that verdant smoke
blow through me now in this threadbare time. As shrinking sun withdraws its heat
so I watch the river sluice the glorious dead skin of the year. But now I celebrate ...
... leadership of Peter Costello, Newspoll reckons. One in three voters would be
less likely to vote for the Coalition if he were Leader. Costello, meanwhile, is
taking credit for the Baby Boom, and beaming lubricously a lot at the nation's
fecundity.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LUBRICOUSLY»
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lubricously is used in the context of the following news items.
What's 5ft 3in, has 7 ex-wives and a temper like a volcano? Mickey …
... full of his sexual conquests, including Donna Reed and Lana Turner, whose breasts, he recalled lubricously, were "the nicest knockers ever". «Daily Mail, Sep 07»
