10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PICKADILLO»
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pickadillo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pickadillo and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Plutarch's Morals, tr. by several hands
Plutarchus. Wit and Address, which are the most proper for such an Execution,
but somtimes those of rough and crooked Dispositions-, and to animadvert upon
them for every Pickadillo, thou must not think it belongs to thee, nor is it easie in ...
Plutarch. Wit and Address, which are the most proper for such an Execution, but
somtimes those os rough and crooked Dispositions; and to animadvert upon
them for every Pickadillo, thou must not think it belongs to thee, nor is it easie in
the ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Connection with pick2 (pitch), pack1 and back1 obscure] pickadill. pickadell.
pickadillo, pickadilly See piccadill. pickaninny Sec piccaninny. pickaxe pik'aks,
n a picking tool, with a point at one end of the head and a cutting blade at the
other, ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Ben Jonson has converted the word into, piekar- diL, as others have into
pickadillo and peccadillo. See Peccadillo. " Piccadilles, the several divisions, or
pieces fastened together about the brim of the collar of a doublet." Cotgrave.
Blount and ...
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A Journal of a Young Man of Massachusetts
This iInprudent, meddling old commander of the Bellauwceau, was forever
informing the officer of the deck of every little pickadillo of the American prisoners;
and he, of course, got the hearty ill will of all the Americans in the ship Bahama.
Benjamin Waterhouse, 1911
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The Magazine of history, with notes and queries: Extra number
... American sailor, who will never be baulked of his fun, if the Devil stands at the
door. This imprudent, meddling old commander of the Bellauxceau, was forever
informing the officer of the deck of every little pickadillo of the American prisoners;
...
Benjamin Waterhouse, 1911
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The Magazine of History: With Notes and Queries. Extra numbers
This imprudent, meddling old commander of the Bellauxceau, was forever
informing the officer of the deck of every little pickadillo of the American prisoners;
and he, of course, got the hearty ill will of all the Americans in the ship Bahama.
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The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs
1619, Purchas, Microcosmos, xxvn, 265 : " . . . larger falls borne up with a
pickadillo . . ." 1633, Verney Memoirs : " . . . cloth sutes, the skirt wrought in
Pickendell ". I have come across a French allusion to "piccadilles" of hose, but
unfortunately ...
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The Burlington Magazine
I619, Purchas, Microcosmos, xxvn, 265: “. . . larger falls borne up with a pickadillo
. ." r633, Venwy Memoirs: . . cloth sutes, the skirt wrought in Pickendell I have
come across a French allusion to "piccadilles" of hose, but unfortunately cannot ...
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Colorado Cache Cookbook: 30th Anniversary Edition
Updated - 30th Anniversary Edition
Junior League of Denver, 2008
