10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OUTJETTING»
Discover the use of
outjetting in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outjetting and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The New Practical Builder, and Workman's Companion: ...
Projection or Break, 441. Projection, treatise on, 539: definitions, &c. 54-0 :
problems, 541. Projections, 466. Projecture; the outjetting, or prominence, which
the mouldings and other ornaments have beyond the naked of the wall, &c.
Pronaos ...
And while he gazed that wan canoe Unerringly did steer, As 'twere a thing of
destiny, And presently drew near A gentle shore outjetting to A mottled marble
pier. And mooring there he stept ashore, Still joyously intent On [165] XVI.
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Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the ...
... Head : Scale, 1 ineh=l mile ; contour interval, 50 feet. Latitude, 44° to 44° 15' ;
longitude, 124° to 124° 15'. Map of part of Lane County, showing the nearly
smooth coast line bordering on the Pacific Ocean, which is broken by the
outjetting ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1921
4
The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare: With the ...
... of a house; ajettie."—“ Sparta. A porch, a portal, a bay-window; or out-butting,
orjettie, of a house, that jetties out farther than anie other part of the house."—See
also Surpendue, in Cotgrave's French Dict. 1611 : “ A jettie ,- an outjetting room.
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Edmond Malone, 1821
And while he gazed that wan canoe Unerringly did steer, As 'twere a thing of
destiny, And presently drew near A gentle shore outjetting to A mottled marble
pier. XX. And mooring there he stept ashore, Still joyously intent On seeking for
that ...
6
A New Variorum Edition of Shakespeare: Macbeth. 1873
See also Surpendue, in Cotgravei 'A jettie; an outjetting room.' — STEEVENS :
Shakespeare uses the verb to jutty in Hen. V: III, i, 13. — WALKER (Crit. ii, 14)
conjectures that a word is here omitted. — DYCE (ed. ii.) : This line seems to be ...
William Shakespeare, Horace Howard Furness, Modern Language Association of America, 1903
7
Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland: Or The ...
origin of his metaphor, when he says of the existing languages, that though they
may be improved in structure " by the striking out of new lights and doors, the
outjetting of kernels, and the erecting of prickets and barbicans," they are yet ...
8
Annual Report of the Director of the United States ...
... by the outjetting headlnnds of Heceta Head and Sea Lion Point. 'Siltcoos Lake:
Scale, 1 inch=1 mile; contour interval, 50 feet. Latitude, 43° 45' to 44°; longitude,
124° to 124° 15'. Map of parts of Lane and Douglas counties, which shows from ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1916
9
Hawaii and its volcanoes
"The front of the new lava was easily distinguished as we steamed up to it by its
black and rugged piles and outjetting points, in contrast with the whitish, mossy
sea line and older rocks on each side. From most parts of its shore small clouds
of ...
Charles Henry Hitchcock, 1909
10
Wild Fowl Shooting: Containing Scientific and Practical ...
... month of November, 1887, I sat at my office window, admiring the beautiful day,
as the sun shone warmly, brightening every object and causing the floating ice to
glisten like silver as it piled up on the outjetting points on the Mississippi river.
William Bruce Leffingwell, 1888
