10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MELANCHOLILY»
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melancholily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Foreign Quarterly Review
J “ She looked melancholily after the fragments, and Fermer looked as if he
would also throw the table after them. “ 'I supposed you had forgotten me long
time since,' continued Louise. “ ' But my affectionate letters.' “ ' I thought you only
wrote ...
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Dictionary of the Efïk Language, in Two Parts: I. Efïk and ...
Etie ndiibo-ndubo, He sits melancholily. N-dud'-i, n. (Dudi). 1. A pulling ; a
drawing ; a dragging. 2. A trace or track where something has been dragged
along. Mokut ndudi mi ekpe ndudide ebiit, I see the track where the leopard has
dragged ...
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The Foreign quarterly review [ed. by J.G. Cochrane].
She looked melancholily after the fragments, and Fermer looked as if he would
also throw the table after them. " ' I supposed you had forgotten me long time
since/ continued Louise. " ' But my affectionate letters.' " ' I thought you only wrote
...
John George Cochrane, 1839
A collection of forty-three poems, Local Hope is often edgy, sometimes personal, sometimes soulful, and sometimes political; the forms are as varied as their subjects.
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Letters about the Hudson River: And Its Vicinity. Written in ...
... on the cranium of the present proprietor, as the improvements made in various
parts of this “time honoured” and Washington hallowed mansion melancholily
demonstrate. The sleeping apartment of Washington and his lady were pointed
out ...
He had held a short conversation with MrSingleheart, and then, watching his
opportunity, dropped quietly under the bows of the three-decker, and displaying a
half-guinea, soon learned from a man who was melancholily wringing swabs in
the ...
7
The Diary ... (1677-1724). Now First Published from the ...
Morning, hasted up to assist his sorrowful widow, and was 'there melancholily
employed the whole day. . ' 29. Morning, hasted up to the house of mourning,
assisting in the disposal of gloves to ministers, &c. at the sad funeral; he was
interred.
8
The Ladies' Companion: A Monthly Magazine Embracing ...
In tbe cars, the handsome midshipman sat beside the young lady, and
monopolized her attention so successfully, that she seemed to forget the entity of
Mr. Boggs, who squatted most melancholily on the seat by the door, all others
being ...
Pooh ! you are a child in these matters — all wise, and frave, and most
melancholily disapproving as you now look. We shall o very well if you will let us
alone — I am breaking him in — he will go beautifully in harness by-and-by —
you yourself ...
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, 1835
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A general history of Ireland: from the earliet accounts to ...
Unhappily for arts and letters, the Romans adopted the wretched policy of the
Greeks, in representing all their enemies as barbarous ; and this fact cannot be
more melancholily proved, than by their accounts of these very Carthaginians.
Sylvester O'Halloran, 1778
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MELANCHOLILY»
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15 Celebrities Who You Might Not Know Were In '90s TV Commercials
Remember those late '90s Gap commercials where a bunch of models melancholily sang popular old pop songs? Well, Rashida Jones was ... «BuzzFeed, Jul 14»
IQ Responds: 'I Watch Made in Chelsea Ironically.'
and the soap opera soundtrack while someone melancholily gazes into the Thames. It even takes the piss out of itself with the MiC afterparties ... «InQuire Live, Jun 14»
