10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROLOGICALLY»
Discover the use of
micrologically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
micrologically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... If things are to be scanned so micrologically, what weighty inferences might not
be drawn from Mr. Masson's invariably printing oioraf hcyojaeva -' such words as
fldam, God, Heaven, Hell, Paradise, Sin, Satan, MILTON 279.
James Russell Lowell,
1904
Such trifles at best come under the head of what 1 If things are to be scanned so
micrologically, what weighty inferences might not be drawn from Mr. Masson's
invariably printing airaf Kiyo^eva ! old Warner would have called cumber-minds.
James Russell Lowell,
1892
3
Prose Works: Literary essays
... called cumber-minds. It is time to. 1 If things are to be scanned so
micrologically, what weighty inferences might not be drawn from Mr. Maason's
invariably printing iz'n'a§ Aeyopeva .' 1 “ That you may tell heroes, when you
come 88 MILTON.
James Russell Lowell,
1891
Yet Mr. Masson fills nearly four pages with an analysis of the vowel sounds, in
which, as if * If things are to be scanned so micrologically, what weighty
inferences might not be drawn from Mr. Masson's invariably printing Aira| Xeyo/
xeva / to ...
James Russell Lowell,
1888
5
Proceedings, addresses, and discussions of a Public Health ...
... water thoroughly, chemically, geologically, micrologically, and in every other
manner that can throw any light upon the subject. The gentleman in his essay a
moment ago said the water in these wells ebb and flow with the rise and fall in
the ...
Kentucky. State Board of Health,
1887
Quintessentialized (J? R. Lowell), unitary, micrologically, crores, vulgarian, ligged
, frore, envisage, aplomb, linguisters, fals-V ism. de recary, prelusion, prepensive,
norm, eanty, and zealants. Charles Lamb is especially notable for using odd ...
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Literary essays; Among my books, My study windows, Fireside ...
... grasp What seemed both spear and shield." 1 " For him I was not sent, nor yet
to free That people, victor once, now vile and base, Deservedly made vassal." (
P. R., IV. 131-183.) 1 If things are to be scanned so micrologically, what 84
MILTON.
James Russell Lowell,
1890
8
Among my books.- v. 6. Political essays.- v. 7. Literary and ...
... remarkable that 1 If things are to be scanned so micrologically, what weighty
inferences might not be drawn from Mr. Masson's invariably printing diraf Xtyo/
xeva ! such words as Adam, God, Heaven, Hell, Paradise, Sin, Satan, MILTON
279.
James Russell Lowell, Charles Eliot Norton,
1904
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The Writings of James Russell Lowell: Literary essays
Such trifles at best come under the head of what 1 If things are to be scanned so
micrologically, what weighty inferences might not be drawn from Mr. Masson's
invariably printing enrol \tyontva '. old Warner would have called cumber-minds.
James Russell Lowell,
1890
10
The Simplex Cryptograph: A Complete Cipher for General Use
... 21 Michigan 22 micro23 microbe 24 microbes 25 microbial 26 microbicide 27
microbicides 28 microcosm 29 microcosmic 30 microcosms 31 micrological 32
micrologically 33 micrometer 34 micrometers 35 micrometric 36 micron 37
microns ...
Cryptograph Company, Providence, R.I.,
1902