10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTERVITY»
Discover the use of
protervity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
protervity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Critical Companion to John Steinbeck: A Literary Reference ...
Protervity”. (1924). One of Steinbeck's first published short stories, “Fingers of
Cloud” appeared in the February 1924 STANFORD SPECTATOR. The story
suggests the crude beginnings of the style and subject matter that would later
appear in ...
Jeffrey D. Schultz, Luchen Li, 2005
2
Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases
... ulterior purpose ultimate sanction ultrafashionable world unabashed insolence
unabated pleasure unaccountable protervity [protervity = peevishness; petulance
] unaccustomed toil unadorned style unaffected pathos unaffrighted innocence ...
3
The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
Peter Bowler. inanimate object. "If these stones could speak ..." "As I stand here,
tonight, I hear the voice of my late wife — pray God this is prosopopoeia and not
one of my delusional states . . ." PROTERVITY n. <£ Petulance. "Ah, Belinda ...
4
A John Steinbeck Encyclopedia
Joseph Millichap “FINGERS OF CLOUD: A SATIRE ON COLLEGE PROTERVITY
” (1923). Early Steinbeck short story, published in the February 1923 issue of the
Stanford Spectator, that concerns Gertie, a retarded albino woman in her late ...
Brian E. Railsback, Michael J. Meyer, 2006
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... es- Proteose, pro-tens', i. estyniad, estyn- iad alian Proterosaurus, prot-ï-ro-sö'-
rys, s. mad- fall fiosylaidd, gweddillion math o fadfall Protervity, pro -ter' -fi -ti, s.
afrywiog- rwydd, anniddigrwydd, auniddigedd, crasder, coegni, drygnaws Protest
, ...
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The Fables of Æsop: With a Life of the Author; Illustrated ...
tience and protervity of youth, we observe the first occasion for any animosity
most frequently arising from their side ; but, however, there are not wanting
examples of undutiful parents ; and, when a father, by using a son ill, and
denying him ...
7
A Dictionary of the Spanish and English and English and ...
Protec'treas, ». protectóra; protectriz,/. Protend', гя. extender; sostener. Protervity,
». protervidad,/, Pro'test, ». protesta,/. ; protesto, ra. Protest', га», protestar ; atestar
. Pro'test of a bill, ». protesto da úna létra, m. Prot'estant, ». adj. protestánte.
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
progeria, 307 progerin, 307 prolapse, 307 prolix, 307 prosopagnosis, 307
prosophobia, 307 prosopolethy, 308 prostatism, 308 prostatomegaly, 308
prosthesis, 308 prosthodontics/prosthodontia, 308 protervity, 308 Prufrockian,
309 prurient, ...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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The North American Review
... rhetorical patriot needs to disturb himself with the fear, that all which Mr. Quincy
has recorded of Hancock's protervity will rob of its slightest grace what uses to be
justly said in his praise, in the Fourth of July orations. With all its good ...
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Revelations of Spain in 1845, by an English resident [T.M. ...
banquets in which, though speeches are, by a strange protervity of judgment (
some will say with great sagacity), excluded, a vast number of toasts are drunk,
and barrels exhausted — for at every brindis the glass i6 as religiously emptied
as ...
Terence McMahon Hughes, 1845
