10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PULVILISED»
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pulvilised in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The life and works of Robert Burns, ed. by R. Chambers
When the hollow-hearted wretch takes me by the hand, the feeling spoils my
dinner; the proud man's wine so offends my palate, that it chokes me in the gullet
; and the pulvilised, feathered, pert coxcomb is so disgustful in my nostril, that my
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Robert Burns, Robert Chambers, 1852
2
The Letters of Robert Burns
... the feeling spoils my dinner; the proud man's wine so offends my palate that it
chokes me in the gullet ; and the pulvilised, feathered, pert coxcomb, is so
disgustful in my nostril that my stomach turns. If ever you have any of these ...
Robert Burns, James Logie Robertson, 1887
3
Proceedings of the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow
confidate (slip) favor, favorite pulvilised prophane chearfully floor (flour)
puritannic spy'd center farewel Presbyterean Theocrites colledge greeuess
posession Pit (Minister) compleat gager reccollect (slip) Dundass beleive honor
recieve ...
Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow, 1897
4
The Poetical Works and Letters of Robert Burns. With Life. ...
When the hollow-hearted wretch takes me by the hand, the feeling spoils my
dinner; the proud man's wine so otfends my palate, that it chokes me in the gullet;
and the pulvilised, feathered, pert ooxcomb is so disgustful in my nostril, that my ...
5
Complete Glossary to the Poetry and Prose of Robert Burns: ...
Pulvilised. Scented with powder. Burns underlined this word in a letter to Mr. Hill.
Topulvil. To sprinkle with perfumes in povtdee.—Johnsint. Have you pulvilled the
coachman and postilion, that they may not stink of the stable ? — Congreve.
6
The Complete Works of Robert Burns (self-interpreting) ...
Pu\ to pull. And a' to pu' a poste for my ain dear May. Puddock-stool, a fungus of
the mushroom kind. Sprout like simmer puddock-stools. Pulvilised, scented with
powder. Pund, pound ; pund o' tow, pound weight of the fibre of flax. See Tow.
7
The Works with His Lift by Allan Cunningham. -London, James ...
When the hollow-hearted wretch takes me by the hand, the feeling spoils my
dinner; the proud man's wine so offends my palate that it chokes me in the gullet;
and the pulvilised, feathered, pert coxcomb is so disgustful in my nostril that my ...
8
The life and works of Robert Burns, ed. by R. Chambers. Libr. ed
When the hollow-hearted wretch takes me by the hand, the feeling spoils my
dinner; the proud man's wine so offends my palate, that it chokes mc in the gullet;
and the pulvilised, feathered, pert coxcomb is so disgustful in my nostril, that my ...
Robert Burns, Robert Chambers, 1856
9
The poetical works and letters of Robert Burns
When the hollow-hearted wretch takes me by the hand, the feeling spoils my
dinner ; the proud man's wine so offends my palate, that it chokes me in the gullet
; and the pulvilised, feathered, pert coxcomb is so disgustful in my nostril, that my
...
10
The Complete Works of Robert Burns
Pulvilised, scented with powder. Piutd, pound ; pund o' tow, pound weight of the
fibre of flax. See Tow. Pyet, a magpie. Pyke, to pick. Sac merrily's the banes we'll
pyke. Pyle, a pyle o' caff, a single grain of chaff. The cleanest corn that ere was ...
