10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERSPIRINGLY»
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... youngster flush apprehensively and only peck his mother in return for her
sobbing embrace. That is not Bert's way. He knows—he is no fool—that his
mother looks a trifle absurd as, with bonnet awry, she surges perspiringly past the
...
laid aside on the nearest chair during each dance. During the waltzes, Arthur ran
diligently and perspiringly round his partner, and looked immensely relieved
when they were over. In one of those silent lucid intervals which sometimes occur
, ...
John Hill (novelist.), 1882
M'sieur George, who knows more about the Peribonka country than anybody else
, is rushing here and there perspiringly to get his work done before dark. The
most we gather from his brief mumblings of Peribonka French is that we shall see
...
Siding, crossing, middling, Youth and age untiringly To that old loved fiddling
Pant along perspiringly. Bull, though broadly, bii Looms his limbs broad 1 Foots it
Feztiwigishlj . Dame Britannia's attitude, Though more free than classical, Speaks
...
Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, 1884
... because I wanted to ask you a very great favour." " Anything in the world,
Duchess, except to get up a bazaar," said the Saint, with a loud and very girlish
laugh. " It is about George St. Orman," blurted out the poor Duchess perspiringly.
Lord Ernest William Hamilton, 1903
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Witness. — I could tell ye enough to hang him a half-dozen times, if he had as
manny necks as that ; (to the prisoner) ye know I could, Tim, ye — "Judge (
perspiringly). — Mrs. O'Flaherty — " Witness. — Flaherty, widout the O, yer honor.
"Judge.
Edward Fitch Underhill, Q. K. Philander Doesticks, Indiana University. Digital Library Program, 1856
... and hand are allied, to be seen in any arena. A clumsy fencer is no fencer at all
. Grace and agility are essential to success with the foil. If you see a fencer
perspiringly aggressive, furiously energetic, put him down as a novice at the
game.
The latter came perspiringly from the rooms at the rear. "What a dear to come to
me like this," she said breathlessly in the midst of Phyllis's embrace. "And see
who we have with us in our midst," Henry introduced. The elder Weidich glanced
for ...
But if, instead of putting the latter into scale against British butlers, we honestly
weigh them out with their parallels in England—with the greasy -coated, dough-
faced, perspiringly important, pretentious “parties ” who serve us in the hotels of
the ...
I'm sure he'd have liked her to show him the pictures." Mr. Cocking contributed to
Henrietta's album. His square head perspiringly held between his fat hands, he
could think only of one lyric: Fifteen girls and a parson tight, Toddling home in the
...
Walter Lionel George, 1920
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERSPIRINGLY»
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perspiringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Sweaty movies: Hollywood's most perspiringly enduring moments
What: The 1962 courtroom drama based on the novel by Harper Lee is this week's selection on the Kentucky Theatre's Summer Classics series ... «Lexington Herald Leader, Jul 15»
1971 — film review
Even then things went palm-perspiringly wrong: a changed lock, a door blocked by a filing cabinet. Finally the dossier'd dope was found, ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Rural revival
How Middleton and the perspiringly creepy Reverend Bobby Groves, played by Mason Wagner, fence over the nature of visionary experience. «Missoula Independent, Mar 14»
My Metonym for Self-Reference Weighs a Ton
... himself in situations in which he was absurdly, perspiringly out of place (porno award ceremonies, luxury cruises, lobster festivals, so forth). «Slate Magazine, Aug 13»
Theater review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at La Jolla Playhouse
In fact, the internal pressure is far greater than in Norman Jewison's more perspiringly sexual 1973 film with Ted Neeley's Jesus coming off as ... «Los Angeles Times, Dec 11»
