10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PIQUANTNESS»
Discover the use of
piquantness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
piquantness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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52nd International Congress of Meat Science and Technology: ...
... by some consumers of dry-cured ham. Piquantness was significantly higher in
80-85% RH than in 75-80% RH. Bitterness was significantly higher at 80-85%
with respect to 52nd International Congress of Meat Science and Technology
605.
... strong cholagogue as well, while Barbera finds that the secretion of the bile
after the ingestion of fats is increased more so than after carbohydrate feeding. It
also possesses the appetizing piquantness of a raw over a manufactured product
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She smiled with a quaint piquantness and that peculiar inward knowledge that
her senses were sometimes empowered to translate. They were enemies — and
why ? Vaughan Marchmont shawled her and led her away. They sat by an open
...
Amanda Minnie Douglas, 1872
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A mystery of the Pacific
"The stormy times of the recent insurrection in Matabeleland are described with a
piquantness which will ensure the book becoming a favourite." — Liverpool
Courier. trations by Stanley L. Wood. 3^. (xi. The hero runs away from school,
enlists ...
William Henry Oliphant Smeaton, 1899
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A Hero of Lucknow: A Tale of the Indian Mutiny
“The stormy times of the recent insurrection in Mataheleland are described with a
piquantness which Will ensure the book becoming a favourite."—Li1/erpoot Caun
'er. CLIVE PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY Illustrated by FRANK BRANGWYN. 3s.
Frederick Sadleir Brereton, 1905
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Grape culture, wines and wine-making
The Dry Madeira, or Madére see, is still more dry than the white Burgundy,
though without having the piquantness of the Rhine wines. This is amber-colored
, spirituous, aromatic, and often of a walnut taste. The Red Madeira (Tinto) has a
great ...
The hero subsequently joins the Africander Corps, and distinguishes himself in
the operations by which the insurrection is crushed. " The stormy times of the
recent insurrection in Matabeleland are described with a piquantness which will ...
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In the Hands of the Malays and Other Stories
"The stormy times of the recent insurrection in Matabeleland are described with a
piquantness which will ensure the book becoming a favourite." — Liverpool
Courier. CLIVE PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY Gold, Gold in Cariboo: "'7^1 ' British
Columbia.
George Alfred Henty, 1905
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By Conduct and Courage: A Story of the Days of Nelson
"The stormy times of the recent insurrection in Matabeleland are described with a
piquantness which will ensure the book becoming a favourite." — Liverpool
Courier. A. J. CHURCH T ords of the World• A Tale of the Fal1 of Car" J^OraS Or
tile ...
George Alfred Henty, 1905
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The Circulator of Useful Knowledge, Amusement, Literature, ...
The ballad of Kelvin Grove is so peculiar in its style, as to carry with it strong
claims upon the common ear, while there is a certain piquantness in the
construction of its passages well worthy of pleasing the best judges. Bnsnxnr,
who makes the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PIQUANTNESS»
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piquantness is used in the context of the following news items.
Good vibe, sausage sandwich, at Barrel Head Brewhouse
However, my sandwich had little, if any, of the advertised bacon, and the pickles and mustard had none of the piquantness that made the ... «San Francisco Examiner, May 14»
Cheeses of the Week: Unika by Castello
The length of the aging process creates a harmonious balance between salt, aged milk, and piquantness of the blue. I love that this cheese is ... «The Daily Meal, Nov 13»
