10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRATTLINGLY»
Discover the use of
prattlingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prattlingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Rose-Belford's Canadian Monthly and National Review
And the merry gossip that nature intended to have fallen, prattlingly, from his
tongue, lies petrified, lifeless and dry in a corner of the paper. F. R. A DIALOGUE.
Scene : — Library in the House of Fractious. Present: Practices, Cym- cus, Prig,
and ...
... story, allowed to ski]) and dance, or prattlingly to ask questions, in the school
hours of those olden times. Weren't we, instead, admonished most faithfully with "
Stop that." "Less noise there,'"' "Come here, sir,'* "Take that, and behave yourself
...
Benjamin Orange Flower, Anna Cyrene Porter Reifsnider, 1900
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The Canadian Monthly and National Review
And the merry gossip that nature intended to have fallen,prattlingly,from his
tongue, lies petrified, lifeless and dry in a corner of the paper. F. R. A DIALOGUE.
SCENE :—I/ibrary in the Ilouse of' Fractious. Present .- PRACTIOUS, CYNIous,
P316 ...
Graeme Mercer Adam, George Stewart, 1879
Yet I know, of course, that one sometimes wishes very much to be alone with
one's thoughts. As a holiday it must be very pleasant. ..." It was the quiet voice of
a contented woman that meandered slowly and almost prattlingly among words
that ...
5
The Cowboy: An Unconventional History of Civilization on the ...
... to include among the feasters a local, very wistful-looking little girl, and to affect
great interest in her battered dolly's precocious- ness as prattlingly alleged. There
rolled from the southward into the station a train for "American Falls, Nampa, ...
Philip Ashton Rollins, 1936
... a limestone rock, with the little shell and minute rlicles of sand ever dancing
and spar ling, as it were, ' instinct with life,' beneath its waters, as thus they sprin
from their pure source, running 06' psyfully and prattlingly over their pebbly bed.
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1839
She began again, and revived prattlingly a dozen things of which she had heard.
Riding, skating, going to balls, and so on. During Islay's replies her fair head kept
shaking, her mouth fell slightly open, her brow lifted, and little breathing ...
... the little shell and minute particles of sand ever dancing and sparkling, as it
were, ' instinct with life,' beneath its waters, as thus they spring from their pure
source, running off playfully and prattlingly over their pebbly bed. I say tbis is a
lovely ...
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... limestone rock, with the little shell and minute particles of sand ever dancing
and sparkling, as it were, ' instinct with life,' beneath its waters, as thus they spring
from their pure source, running off playfully and prattlingly over their pebbly bed.
10
Love's Creation: A Novel
Rose Amber prattlingly told him how the precious paper had nearly blown away
and how Kenneth at the last second had saved it. Instinctively she spoke of this,
though she had no knowledge of the real intensity of its significance to Harry.
Marie Carmichael Stopes, 2012
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRATTLINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
prattlingly is used in the context of the following news items.
'Brave,' 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter': Review Revue
Rotten: “[The film is] by turns bizarrely affectless and then prattlingly manic, much like its dual protagonists.” — Mark Holcomb, Village Voice. «Wall Street Journal, Jun 12»
Bhagam Bhag
The plot keeps building up into a riot of screams and confusions signifying nothing more than a pesky penchant for a prattlingly pronounced ... «SantaBanta.com, Dec 06»
