10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALEFACTORY»
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The works of George Meredith
One of the boasts of Riversley was, that while the rest of the world ate and drank
poison, the Grange lived on its own solid substance, defying malefactory Radical
tricksters. Temple was left to hear the rest. He had the sweetest of modest ...
2
Nobel Lectures in Chemistry
... whose attachment to the center at which inversion was required might render
invertible intermediates nonexistent or malefactory. When the hydrazo diester (XII
) was oxidized in boiling benzene for two hours, using somewhat more than two ...
3
Encyclopedia of Contemporary Russian Culture
... Stalin and/or Lenin. Such monuments were extremely common sights in
Sovietcity centres. The most famous Sovietmonument ofall, however, was Vera
Mukhina's statue ofa female agricultural workerand malefactory worker, first
shown at an ...
4
An historical sketch of the provincial dialects of England
The following peculiarities of pronunciation are likewise observable : uz, strongly
aspirated, for us, war for was, meed for maid, faither for father, e'cry for every, brij
for bridge, thurrough for furrow, hauf for half, cart-rii for rut, malefactory, for ...
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps,
1863
5
The zoologist: a popular miscellany of natural history
prey {Accipitres), ncarly all of them diurnal ;* and in that of the omnivorous, crows,
magpies and jays. t " In this general proscription of these two malefactory tribes
justice demands that an honourable exception must be made in favour of the ...
6
Joint Documents of the State of Michigan
If the associations of the convict have been with the criminal class and his ofiense
be an exponent of the ideas absorbed from the environment of such associations,
then a short term is but ii. respite in his malefactory career and an impellant to ...
7
Leicestershire Words, Phrases, and Proverbs
... malefactory for manufactory, inactious for anxious. The words mysen and
himsen are sometimes used instead of myself and himself; the word Shack is
used to denote an idle, worthless vagabond ; and the word Rip one who is very
profane.
Arthur Benoni Evans, Sebastian Evans,
1881
8
The Wassail-bowl: A Comic Christmas Sketch-book
... more sights, such as the Hospital of Saltpetre ; the Malefactory of Goblins ; the
Ecole de Fallacy, (which answers to our Pottecary's Hall,) and the Garden of
Plants : by the by, how could it be a garden of anything else ? And, taking a short
...
9
Biennial Report of the Board of Control and Officers of the ...
If the associations of the convict have been with the criminal class and his offense
be an exponent of the ideas absorbed from the environment of such associations,
then a short term is but a respite in his malefactory career and an impellant to ...
Michigan State Prison,
1879
10
Our antipodes or residence and rambles in the Australasian ...
... and the order and discipline appeared faultless. I had much pleasure in
recording the same in the Matron's Visitors' Book. " See Naples and die," is the
Italian motto. " See VOL. III. N a Female Factory" — malefactory it ought to be
called—
Godfrey Charles Mundy,
1852
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MALEFACTORY»
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How to Be a Met Fan In San Francisco -- 2014 Edition
... in total) franchise across the Bay, or the one down the Coast in L.A. And no longer does the malefactory spirit of Candlestick infect them. «Bleeding Yankee Blue, Jun 14»
How To Be a Met Fan In San Francisco -- 2013 Edition
And no longer does the malefactory spirit of Candlestick infect them. They are now survivors of what they call "torture" (which is different from ... «Bleeding Yankee Blue, Jul 13»
Health Care Reform in 1655 - Surgical Ward
If the instruments seem to have been lifted from David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers and the procedures from Dr. Mengele's medical malefactory ... «Booktryst, Oct 10»