10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAUDLINLY»
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maudlinly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
maudlinly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Abroad at home: American ramblings, observations, and ...
Himself a former cowboy, he writes cowboy stories which prove that cowboy
stories need not be as false, and as maudlinly romantic as most cowboy stories
manage to be. You don't have to know the plains to know that Mr. Adams' tales
are ...
Under the sorrowing palms raucous Buccaneer chants and obscene songs float
maudlinly across the water. Around a score of shattered chests laden with
Spanish gold, debauched figures squabble and curse in the light of a huge camp
-fire, ...
3
The auction block: a novel of New York life
Lilas was singing maudlinly, lying back in Jim's arms with her feet projecting
through a window; the groom was laughing foolishly and pawing at his bride. The
street lights reeled by in drunken procession. Now that his work was done, Jim
flung ...
The wedding party was in the cab once more, and it was under way; Lilas was
singing maudlinly, lying back in Jim's arms; the groom was laughing foolishly and
pawing at his bride. The street lights reeled by in drunken procession. Now that ...
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Writing Tangier in the Postcolonial Transition: Space and ...
The mentally unbalancedand drugaddicted Barbara Hutton wasevidently
nostalgic forthe Americanrecipe beverage, and would maudlinly telephone Hal
Eastman, the American ConsulGeneral, in the middle of the night to complain.
Eastman ...
Professor Michael K Walonen, 2013
We find in its most truthful passionate passages an echo authentic — but how
maudlinly distorted! — of the very thought and feeling of the Lesbian. We note a
half-suspected sense of caricature in the writer, even a reference, significant ...
When the eye reflex was gone the patient yet complained of pain and maudlinly
declared that he felt everything we were doing, etc., etc., and I guess he did.
Complete anesthesia would no doubt have killed him. The operation was quickly
...
She is fond of him, of course, but does not allow him to be maudlinly sentimental.
'Dear Arthur,' she says, with her prettiest smile, 'of course I like you. It is my duty.
But I don't mean to say that if you were to die I should not most likely marry ...
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray, John St. Loe Strachey, 1894
At Lido Beach they found a singing, shouting, frantically drinking and maudlinly
drunken mob of men and women that surged along the huge amusement pier.
Benny marveled that the country could have gone dry when so many people ...
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Literature in the Making: By Some of Its Makers
Instead there are a number of picturesque and attractive lay figures, and one of
them is made to develop a whimsical, sentimental, and maudlinly optimistic
philosophy of life. ^ "That is what the people want — a sugary philosophy, utterly
...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAUDLINLY»
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maudlinly is used in the context of the following news items.
Artist followed in soldier's footsteps
You can hear birds and there are poppies growing along the shore which is almost maudlinly sentimental. People are very friendly. I'd always ... «New Zealand Herald, Apr 15»
Kicked Out of a Building That Then Collapsed: An Interview With …
It's very heavy in existential themes, almost maudlinly existential themes. In your late 20s, life changes are happening and you're not sure how ... «PopMatters, Nov 14»
Theory Links 'Frozen,' 'The Little Mermaid,' & 'Tangled,' Will Make …
The newest theory expands on that, taking it all back to — rather maudlinly — the death of Elsa and Anna's parents in Frozen. Remember when ... «Bustle, Mar 14»
Jay Leno's final 'Tonight Show' is an emotional star-studded affair
More tellingly, before signing off, this rigorously self-contained man became almost maudlinly sentimental, choking up, his eyes brimming with ... «Philly.com, Feb 14»
