10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PITYINGLY»
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pityingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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V “Well, fellows,” I began, with a brave effort at nonchalanee, “you got in ahead of
me this evening, didn't you?” All three stirred uneasily. Hawkins looked pityingly
at Carey, Carey looked pityingly at Kelly, and Kelly looked pityingly at the gas jet
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Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine
"Well, fellows," I began, with a brave effort at nonchalance, "you got in ahead of
me this evening, didn't you?" All three stirred uneasily. Hawkins looked pityingly
at Carey, Carey looked pityingly at Kelly, and Kelly looked pityingly at the gas jet.
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A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
1161.23 Ivan 116 What were the need but of pitying power to touch and disperse
it, 1201.1 Ixion 37 Pityingly. Looked puzzled on, or pityingly off, .... 587.68
Aristoph. 1015 Then, just as he would pityingly teach 1006.4 Red Cotton 3.765
And ...
Before replying, he lighted and immediately threw away another cigar. ' Ah ! ' he
said pityingly, * you never had a classical education, you never were at Eton
School. But you asked me, I believe, for a short sketch of my subsequent career.
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray, 1889
Her sister soul looked pityingly on — pityingly and wonder- ingly, and tried to
make her presence seen or felt by her still loved earthly friend, but in vain. Those
fleshly eyes could not see the pure spiritual creature who was so close to. her ...
The impresario smiled pityingly and tapped his forehead. Sandro's flare of pride
collapsed. Androcchio came along. The impresario hailed him. Sandro uttered
inaudible curses at the delay. “That Davel made a great success,” the impresario
...
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The Biographical Edition of the Works of Robert Louis ...
That is a painful circumstance," said Gideon; he glanced pityingly in the direction
of the culprit, and observing on his countenance every mark of confusion,
pityingly withdrew his eyes. " And that would be nothing," continued Mr. Dickson,
...
Robert Louis Stevenson, 1911
and anold crone with aface riddled with lines looked meup and down pityingly
and ... since last I sawthe moon' and she looked me up and down again pityingly,
'come on then, pooroldman, don't havea heart attack onme' andshe beckoned to
...
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Merciful Meekness: Becoming a Spiritually Integrated Person
The priest and the Levite pityingly shake their heads when they see the man at
the side of the road: the authorities simply must do something about brigands in
this part of the country! Similarly, we pityingly observe the suffering of a homeless
...
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Lone Horse in the Hinterland
Barney looked at Lisa pityingly before replying. “Her character on the telly is
Wendy Tridmore.” Lisa gazed for a second even more pityingly at Barney. A small
cluster of people were approaching the bar wearing the sheepish and
intimidating ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PITYINGLY»
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pityingly is used in the context of the following news items.
5 Reasons Nigerian Students Perform Excellently Internationally But …
While the national assembly and other political offices are lavished with funds, the education budget is pityingly low for Nigerian universities. To be able to ... «NAIJ.COM, Jul 15»
My new addiction: road-building
Friends stare pityingly. The purpose of the enterprise is all but forgotten. My life has been overtaken by the urge to get this done. I bet it was the ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jul 15»
Revisiting 'Deadwood,' a Lawless Prelude to TV's New Golden Age
... and a few could barely disguise their contempt for the medium, asking me pityingly how I could bear to watch all that junk. Twelve years later ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
The tragic environmentalist and poet
... t-tnejn and towards the close he thinks he sees his father, whose memory Borg has always revered, looking at him pityingly from the grave. «Times of Malta, Jul 15»
Allison Pearson: How we forgot our table manners
You're so weird, Mum,” he says pityingly, dipping the sausage into ketchup and continuing to eat like Neanderthal Man, though I notice NM had ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Recipes for life's feast
The President looked at us pityingly. "Where have you been? Dont you watch the news? Every one, including Arnab Goswami, will tell you that ... «Mid-Day, Jul 15»
Remembering Charles Correa, India's great contemporary architect
... with his new western clothes would look pityingly at the dirty hippies, he said. But Correa saw the hippy phenomenon as a message, a group ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
A cure for cellulite? Mother-of-four puts orange peel-busting …
As he shook his head pityingly, I feared all hope was lost. I pleaded for help. 'But it will not be easy,' he said. 'You have very stubborn cellulite.'. «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
BBC's Roger Mosey admits the broadcaster is biased and liberal
'Look,' they say pityingly, 'the Left are always telling us we're biased towards the Right. Bet you didn't know that!' End of discussion. That smile ... «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
The other Modi
... for said cancer that Mrs Modi was able to party in Ibiza just three days later — the well-informed Mr Modi informed Sardesai pityingly. «The Indian Express, Jun 15»
