10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARCHEDNESS»
Discover the use of
parchedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parchedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Faust ... Translated by Captain Knox
Whilst from the East, infiery parchedness, They come to feed themselves upon
your lungs. If in the South, they from the desert burst, Heap fire on fire upon thy
head's hot crown; Then brings the West the swarms, refreshing first Thyself with ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Charles H. KNOX, 1847
2
Medieval Pharmacotherapy, Continuity and Change: Case ...
... material phlegmatic matter changing the humor temperament in phlegmatic
material changing the temperament Plethora [of stomach] Pungent food,
Pungency taste of Pus clogging the hollow of the chest Parchedness of
Parchedness of the ...
Helena M. Paavilainen, 2009
3
Apocalypse Explained (Complete And Annotated Edition):
... songs to cease;"and thevastation in respect tothe knowledges oftruth by "
thevoice of harps shallbe nomoreheard;" desolation of alltruth by"I willgive theeto
the parchedness of the cliff;" "cliff" signifying truth, and its "parchedness"
desolation.
4
Philosophers Speak for Themselves: From Descartes to Locke
... supposing it dropsical, for example, to experience the parchedness of the
throat that is usually accompanied in the mind by the sensation of thirst, and to be
disposed by this parchedness to 108 PHILOSOPHERS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES.
Thomas Vernor Smith, Marjorie Grene, 1956
5
Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
... s. m. dryness, or parchedness Craslech, s. bake-stone Craslyd, a. parched, of a
dry quality Crasrwydd, s. m. parchedness, drought Crasu, v. a. to dry, to make dry,
to set a drying, to bake bread'; also, to wax dry, to be dryed V Craswr, s. m. a ...
6
Philosophical Skepticism
In the same way, when we stand in need of drink, there arises from this want a
certain parchedness in the throat that moves its nerves, and by means of them
the internal parts of the brain, and this movement affects the mind with the
sensation ...
Charles Landesman, Roblin Meeks, 2008
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Crasiedydd, ». m. — pi. f. ion (crasiad) A roaster. Crasineb, ». m. (eras) Dryness,
or parchedness. Craslech, s.f.— pl. t. i (eras— llech) Bake-stone. Craslyd, a. (eras
) Parched, of a dry quality. Crasrwydd, ». m. (eras) Parchedness, drought. Crasu
...
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A dictionary of the Welsh language. [Preceded by] A grammar ...
(eras) Parchedness, drought. Crasu, v. a. (eras) To parch ; to dry ; to roast; to
toast ; to bake ; to become dry, or parched. Crasu yd, neu frag, to dry corn, or malt
; crasu bara, to bake bread ; also to toast bread ; crasu I'iryd, to roast meat.
Craswr ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English; ...
Crasgnoi, e. a. (erase— cnoi) To scranch. Crasiad, t. m, — pi t. an (eras) A
parching ; a drying, a roasting, or toasting. Crasiedydd, s. m. — pi. t. ion (crasiad)
A roaster. Crasineb, t. m. (eras) Dryness, or parchedness. Craslech, t.f.—pl. t. i (
eras— ...
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The Philosophical Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of Verulam, ...
Sweet Liquors, made with a Mixture of some fat Substance, have a Sweet and
great' and capital Efficacy to prevent Dryness, Parchedness, and Saltness
oiun6imu> Lt' The Liver ; and preserve it in a youthful State ; especially if they are
well ...
Francis Bacon, Peter Shaw, 1733
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARCHEDNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
parchedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Slack Tide: Construction, de-constructed
... here — and Dry Season, which refers not to weather, but to the parchedness of everyone's skin after weeks indoors next to the woodstove. «Juneau Empire, Jul 15»
Here's The Canned Barleywine You Need
... plain old physical and emotional parchedness. Or maybe you just didn't really know what the hell barleywine even is. That's understandable. «Deadspin, May 15»
'After the Fall' drifts by on a 'Breaking Bad' motif
Although that occasionally works in the various sun-and-water motifs that dominate the movie's examination of economic, spiritual parchedness ... «Los Angeles Times, Dec 14»
Bangin Candy: Chocolate Cake-Heavy Raven Buchana [PHOTOS]
... Harden in the 4th quarter, we sometimes find ourselves caught up in the rapture of parchedness when we spot, say, a Raven Buchana. «Hip-Hop Wired, May 14»
SAWS: Worst water restrictions ever possible by May
The region is now in the third consecutive year of drought — a level of parchedness that has only happened two other times since the 1950s. «San Antonio Express, Mar 13»
In KR Puram, water comes at a price
... more than its hanging bridge, a multilingual and dense populace, and a haphazard urban planning, K R Puram is known for its parchedness. «Deccan Herald, Apr 11»
Salvador by Salvador Dali (2010): Manly Urban Buccaneer Charm …
The sensation of dryness here is remarkable as it is quite pushed and evokes parchedness. I think that this dessicated, desert-air sensation ... «Mimi Froufrou, Mar 10»
The Missing Pastor, and Other Onstage Ordeals
And before nearly every song, she fretted about the dire threat of throat-parchedness; luckily, her water bottle was usually in exactly the right ... «New York Times, Aug 06»
