10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PULPITAL»
Discover the use of
pulpital in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pulpital and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The poems of John Byrom
The Pulpital Cushion, as man holds originally from him- it did, no doubt, in the
case of self, as 'Sir Peter' held the face- many of the clerical members of tiously
invented 'rural deanery.' the Shorthand Club. To unite in one Temper two
Passions ...
John Byrom, Sir Adolphus William Ward, Chetham Society, 1912
“Regrettably, it seems that my pulpital habit gets ahold of me more often,
nowadays.” “Pulpit habit?” Slava asked. “Yes, that is when the pastor becomes
too epic in his pulpital elevation, preaching and putting asleep his sinning sheep.
3
The literati: some honest opinions about autorial merits and ...
He converses fluently, and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable,
a most sincere, high-minded, and altogether honorable man. He is unmarried.
Edgar Allan Poe, Rufus Wilmot Griswold, 1850
4
Poems on several occasions
Hand tamen invideas vati, quem pulpital pascunt. (Luis tibi Moecenas? quis nunc
erit aut Proculeius, Ant Fabius? quis Cotta iterum ? quis Lentulus alter? '1 unc par
ingenio pretium; itunc utile multis Pallere, et vinum toto nescire Decembri, ...
5
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe
He converses fluently, and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical, half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable ;
a most sincere, high-minded, and altogether honorable man. He is unmarried.
But Dame Juliana was a realist and frankly Byron's "sentimental savage";
whereas the following from Bunyan somehow carries a pulpital or homiletic strain
, and a challenge, across the centuries, to Billy Sunday : — Yet fish there be, that
...
He converses fluently and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical, half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable,
a most sincere, high-minded and altogether honourable man. He is unmarried.
Edgar Allan Poe, James Albert Harrison, 1902
8
The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe
He converses fluently and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical, half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable,
a most sincere, high-minded and altogether honourable man. He is unmarried.
Edgar Allan Poe, James Albert Harrison, 1902
9
The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: The literati
He converses fluently, and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable,
a most sincere, high-minded, and altogether honorable man. He is unmarried.
He converses fluently, and, upon the whole, well, but grandiloquently, and with a
tone half tragical half pulpital. In character he is in the highest degree estimable,
a most sincere, high-minded, and altogether honorable man. He is unmarried.
