10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PETTICHAPS»
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pettichaps in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The New Monthly Magazine
Particularly serious," said Pettichaps, the Alderman's clerk, who also looked at
Dunbrown. " Hanging work, I'm afraid, for somebody," said Jeremy, glancing at
Piebald and his friends. " Never mind. Though rogues abound," said the
Alderman, ...
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The New monthly magazine and universal register. [Continued ...
silence there — this is a serious business," said Alderman Greenfat, and he
looked at Jeremy. " Particularly serious," said Pettichaps, the Alderman's clerk,
who also looked at Dunbrown. " Hanging work, I'm afraid, for somebody," said
Jeremy, ...
And I trust, sir, you will excuse any little warmth on my part, with respect to ' The
Prince of Greenland ;' but being as it were a child of mine — " "What! were you
ever in Greenland, Mr. Pettichaps ?" asked the manager. " In my youth, sir — in
my ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1841
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
Beaumont Fletcher Pettichaps,” answered the visiter, with a smile of pride. “ AndI
trust, sir, you will excuse any little warmth on my part, with respect to ' The Prince
of Greenland ;' but being as it were a child of mine—” “ What! were you ever in ...
5
Encyclopaedia Londinensis: or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
The eggs are four in number, dirty white, spotted with green of two colours ; most
so about the large end. It has no other note than a chirp, which it repeats when
hopping from one shrub to another. 19. Motacilla hortensis, the pettichaps.
During ...
John Wilkes (of Milland House, Sussex.), 1819
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Motacilla hortensis, the pettichaps. During the mild influence of summer, this is
one of the liveliest birds we know: each motion is expresiive, each accent is
cheerful, and each gesture displays the tenderness of love. These warblers arrive
...
7
List of the Specimens of the British Animals in the ...
Adornis hortensis, G. R. Gray, List of Gen. of B. (1841) p. 29. The Lesser Fauvette,
Passerine Warbler, Bew. Brit. B. (1797) i. p. 212, fig. The Fauvette, Pettichaps,
Bew. Brit. B. (1797) i. p. 209. Greater Pettichaps, Mont. Orn. Diet.; Penn. Brit. Zool.
British Museum (Natural History) Dept. of zoology, John Edward Gray, George Robert Gray, 1848
8
List of the specimens of British animals: Eggs of birds
Adomis hortensia, G. R. Gr. The Lesser Fauvette, Passerine Warbler, Bew. The
Fauvette, Pettichaps, Bew. Greater Pettichaps, Mont. The Garden Warbler, Yarr. ;
Hewit. Eggs Br.B. pi. 27. f. 3. ? 6. Sylvia orphea. B.M. Sylvia orphea, Temm.
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The Analyst: A Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature, ...
... but that the generally correct nomenclature of the " General * Happily for the
cause of science, our Ornithologists are not of the same opinion as Mr. S. Thus
Mudie gives the name Hedge Warbler to the Pettichaps ; the translator of
Bechstein's ...
10
The writings of Douglas Jerrold. Collected ed
Particularly serious," said Pettichaps, the alderman's clerk, who also looked at
Dunbrown. " Hanging work, I'm afraid, for somebody," said Jeremy, glancing at
Piebald and his friends. "Never mind. Though rogues abound," said the
Alderman, ...
Douglas William Jerrold, 1852
