10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARROT PHRASE»
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Introductions, Notes and Commentaries to Texts in ' The ...
54 cracke me this Nut. Another parrot phrase, like the preceding; see Tilley, N359
. Between 5 September 1595 and 23 June 94 OLD FORTUNATUS 1.I.
Cyrus Hoy, Fredson Bowers, 2009
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Introductions, Notes, and Commentaries to Texts in The ...
54 cracke me this Nut. Another parrot phrase, like the preceding; see Tilley, N359
. Between 5 September 1595 and 23 June 94 OLD FORTUNATUS I.1.
Cyrus Henry Hoy, Fredson Bowers, 1980
3
Grammardog Guide to The Picture of Dorian Gray
was the parrot phrase flung in answer. The waving of crooked, false-jewelled
fingers gave grotesqueness to the words. The girl laughed again. The joy of a
caged bird was in her voice. Her eyes caught the melody, and echoed it in
radiance; ...
... to “parrot-phrase” things poorly and promote “Ebonics”. Palm Trees stated
Noah and his sons would lose all dexterity and not be able to “hold things in the
palms of their hands”. Silk Trees stated Noah's daughters-in-law will not have
sexy, ...
5
Before Conflict: Preventing Aggressive Behavior
When you “parrot-phrase." repeating his words using the same tone, you come
across as a person who cares and respects enough about what the aggressor
has stated to repeat it. to make sure you understood it. -'-'Let me see ifl
understand ...
6
Keats, Shelley & Rome: An Illustrated Miscellany
For an amplification of this see Keats' Reputation in America to 1848, Hyder F..
Rollins, The Harvard University Press, or Goeftrey Cumbcrlegc. this parrot-phrase
in depreciation of the poet (often, Severn remarked, 44 K E A TS, S II 15 LLEY ...
7
The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
He is "a self-educated poet;" and it were to be wished that some one would, once
for all, explain this parrot phrase, and fix the limits which divide the taught from
the "self taught" poets. To the latter class belong Siiakspeare, Burns, and Elliott ...
8
Grand Designs and Visions of Unity: The Atlantic Powers and ...
As Macmillan put it, "This [insistence on total British acceptance of the Treaty of
Rome] is the parrot phrase of the French. But it is a fraudulent phrase and they
know it. The price of wheat, the facilities for foreigners, including the
Commonwealth ...
Jeffrey Glen Giauque, 2002
9
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
The shaping and cast of his thoughts are as much his own as the garb of strong
and glowing words in which they are clothed. He is " a self- educated poet ;" and
it were to be wished that some one would, once for all, explain this parrot phrase,
...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1832
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Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
He is "a self-educated poet;" and it were to be wished that some one would, once
for all, explain this parrot phrase, and fix the limits which divide the taught from
the "self-taught" poets. To the latter class belong Sitakspeare, Burns, and Elliott; ...
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... and the Church of Scientology (19754-1972) psychological torture would in echo parrot phrase the line, "well these days she'd still be young ... «Plymouth Herald, Apr 14»
