10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARAFFLE»
Discover the use of
paraffle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paraffle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... tramp, as clothes in a tub ; also short and irregular steps, such as of children.
Paik, beat. Paiks, blows ; a beating. Palmering, walking infirmly. Panged,
crammed; stuff d. Pantler, keeper of the pantry. Paraffle, ostentatious display-
Parochine ...
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr Herries of Birrenswork more than any other gentleman
who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at his ...
3
Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series
Paraffle, ostentatious display. Parochine, parish. Parritch, porridge ; hasty pud
ding. Parritch-time, breakfast-time Partan, crab-fish. Passemented, guarded with
lot* fringe, fyc. Pat, pot. ¥aX,put. Patrick, paetrick, partrick, per- trick, partridge.
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrens- work more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
5
Waverly Novels: Peveril of the peak
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr Herries of Birrenswork more than any other gentleman
who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at his ...
6
The Wordsmiths and the Warguild
Looking round, he saw it was only two young pirates sparring with a lot of brag
and paraffle. The weapons muqaddam, seeing their footwork looked sloppy,
screamed abuse at them. They took heed, stopped fooling around and became
more ...
7
Tales of my landlord: the bride of Lammermoor
... not matched ; that may be spared. Out-taken, excepted. Owerby, over the way.
Owcrlay, cravat. Owsen, oxen. Paidle, pettle, staff"; " pleugh- naidle." plough-staff.
Paiks, a beating. Palme ring, walking infirmly. Paraffle, ostentatious display.
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The Waverly Novels: Redgauntlet
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrens- work more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
Paraffle. Ostentatious display. Peenging. Querulous, weak. Penny-stane cast. A
distance not greater than a man may throw a quoit. Peer. Poor. Peery. Child's toy.
A top. Picks. Pick-axes. Pictarnie. The great teni) or sea-swallow. Pirn. The reed ...
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrenswork more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
