10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIODICALIST»
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periodicalist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Performing Authorship in Eighteenth-century English Periodicals
Periodicalists alleged that any trivial behavior in a store, on the street, in a private
box at the theater or to a family member over breakfast might be observed by an
anonymous periodicalist or a periodicalist's correspondent, and from thence ...
2
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
j i Periodicalist, pi-ri-od'-i-cal-ist, s. ysgrif- j ! enydd i'r cylchgronau, ysgrifenydd i'r ;
I oyfnodolion 1j Periodically, pi-ri-od'-i-cal-ll, ad. yn gyf. ; nodol, ar gylch, ar
amserau nodedig, &c. Periodicity, pi-ri-o-dis'-i-ti, s. cyfnodol- I deh, cyfnodolrwydd
, ...
3
The Record of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Brother E. E. Wilson received first honor, oration, in the Republican Literary
Society, and Brother C. P. Miller in the Linnaean Society, while O. U. Walker
represented the Republican Society as periodicalist. From the six graduates,
three will ...
4
Io Anche!: Poems, Chiefly Lyrical
The regular periodicalist of the modern class has no more stable interest in his
compositions, usually, than has the counting-house clerk in the cash-books
which he keeps. These productions may be stereotyped, and issued, and re-
issued ...
5
Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
Peril periled, or perilled periling, or perilling perilous, or peri lions perilously
perilousness Perilymph Perimeter* Peri n œ um perineal Period periodic, or
periodical periodicalist periodically periodicalness periodicity Periosteum
periosteal ...
6
The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
... doomed at last wake a lexicographer," as any literary man of the present time,
who, while solicitously desirous to give himself wholly to the Muses, is compelled
to labor as a periodicalist for the wants of the day that is passing over him.
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
Peril periled, or perilled periling, or perilling perilous, or perillous perilously
perilousness Perilymph Perimeter* Perinaeum perineal Period periodic, or
periodical periodicalist periodically periodicalness periodicity Periosteum
periosteal ...
8
The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
The danger of over- cropping, and of consequent exhaustion, is of course
another and more serious matter; and of this the mind of the periodicalist is at
least as much in danger as either field or garden when un- skillfully wrought. But
mere rest ...
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1851
9
English and Chinese pronouncing dictionary
... gjp$; periodic "iriation, 4ggi; periodic stars, 5jgJ!- Periodical, (pe-re-od'-e-kal) n.
£n$ {P. ^.3gf [laat; a monthly periodical, £ ; a quarterly periodical, ^#8.
Periodically, (pe-re-od'-ik-aMe) adv. £Bf#W. &HJW- Periodicalist, (pe-re-od'-e-kal
-ist) n.
Shang wu yin shu kuan, 1903
10
Leading Articles on Various Subjects
... while solicitously desirous to give himself wholly to the muses, is compelled to
labour as a periodicalist for the wants of the day that is passing over him. But
perhaps the best solace for the dissatisfaction which would thus wreak itself on
mere ...
Hugh Miller, John Davidson, 1872
