10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POPULOUSLY»
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... above a snake, Disturb'd me, —and I stirr'd, and open'd eyes, Then lifted up my
eyes to see the light, And saw the light, and, seeing not myself, Smiled ! ,
Thereupon, ye gods, the woods and lawns Grew populously glad with living
things.
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1866
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The Glamorous Life Of Emily's Failure: A Novel
Theblue carpet was littered populously with shopping bags and discarded
receipts, with paper and plastic cups emptied of pop and eggnog. Pieces of
garlandand tinsellay in ruinallaround asthe smellof Christmas lingered; a random
mitten lay ...
3
Life and Adventures of Emin Joseph Emin, 1726-1809
The road, for four or five days journey between Tiflliz and Ganja, is very
populously inhabited by Tarakamas (or Turk tribes), who were removed by Shah
Abbas from some part of Persia, and made subjects by Heraclius after the death
of Nadir ...
Emin Joseph Emin, Amy Apcar, 1792
4
Report of the Annual Meeting
... is that leading to the wild district of Cabrach, the least populously inhabited
country of the whole surrounding neighbourhood. The vitrified wall can be traced
throughout its whole enceinte, with the exception of the above- mentioned
entrance ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1860
5
An Introduction to the Old Testament
... and will cause them to walk in His statutes,' and they shall be His people, and
He shall be their God. The ruined cities shall be again rebuilt, and populously
inhabited, and the land shall be blessed with fruitfulness, so that herein even the
...
Johannes Friedrich Bleek, Adolf Kamphausen, Edmund Venables, 1869
6
The complete prose works of Martin Farquhar Tupper
Novelism is a field so filled with copy-holders, so populously tenanted in common
, that it requires no light investigation to find a site unoccupied, and a hero or
heroine waiting to be hired. Nevertheless, I seem to myself to have lighted on a
rich ...
Martin Farquhar Tupper, W. C. Armstrong, 1850
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A few months in the East: or, A glimpse of the Red, the ...
they have occurred near the same places, at greater or less intervals of time, one
would scarcely have imagined that towns would be speedily raised anew in the
same spot, and soon as populously inhabited as ever ; yet sueh has constantly ...
8
Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: With a ...
Pópularly, ad. Popularmente, lo Populate, vu. Poblar. Populdtion, s. Población. /'
opiifó«ii¡/,s. Abundancia de gente 6 de habitâmes. Populous, a. Populoso.
Populously, ad. Con mucha gente. Poputousness , i. La abundancia de
población.
Saint-Hilaire Blanc, 1848
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Biographical Conversations, on the most eminent voyagers of ...
On the day after he left King George's islands, be, however, discovered another
cluster about eighty-four leagues eastward of them. These he named Prince of
Wales's Islands. They also appeared to be populously inhabited; and were more
...
Rev. William BINGLEY, 1818
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The Ladies' Lexicon, and Parlour Companion ...: Being Also ...
Vulgar; pleasing to the people. s. popularity : adv. popularly. POPULATE. v. To
breed people ; to fill with inhabitants. pr. par. populating; past, populated: s.
population: adj. populous : s. popu- lousness: adv. populously. PORCELAIN. ».
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POPULOUSLY»
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The GOPs Limp Emasculate Obama Ploy
... and when there are strong and powerful women increasingly comfortably and populously mingled within and sometimes hard to distinguish ... «Daily Beast, Apr 14»
Backstage: Paul Morella's solo 'Christmas Carol' at Olney Theatre …
No disrespect meant toward Ford's lavishly designed and populously cast production, he's quick to add. Morella wants his hybrid staging - part ... «Washington Post, Nov 10»
