10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUPILABILITY»
Discover the use of
pupilability in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pupilability and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Impossible Observer: Reason and the Reader in 18th ...
What is the difference, for instance, between a whisper and "the lambent
pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes below the natural tone?" A whisper is
a word we recognize: it refers to an action we have performed and observed. The
word ...
2
The life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, gentleman
What can he mean by the lambent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone, — which you know, madam, is little more than a whisper ?
The moment I pronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a ...
3
The Works of Laurence Sterne: Containing The Life and ...
What can he mean by the lambent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone, — which you know, Madam, is little more than a whisper i
The moment I pronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a ...
Laurence Sterne, Henry G. Bohn ((Londres)),
1860
What can he mean by the lambent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone, — which you know, Madam, is little more than a whisper ?
The moment I pronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a ...
5
Memoirs of the life and family of the late Rev. Mr. Laurence ...
Vhat can he -mean by , the la_mbent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
b¢10§'mfiE'*fi;aum1 tone,——which you know, Madam, is little more than a.
whisper? Tl§l8_lI}Qf;~_. meat I pronounced the words, I could perceive ang
atitlerlnpt ...
6
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman. And A ...
What can he mean by the lambent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone—which you know, madam, is little more than a whisper?
The moment I ronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a
vibration ...
Laurence Sterne, Thomas Stothard,
1867
7
Ballantyne's Novelist's Library
What can he mean by the lambent pupilability of slow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone, — which you know, madam, is little more than a whisper?
The moment I pronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a ...
James Ballantyne, Sir Walter Scott,
1823
8
Works. With a Life of the Author, Written by Himself. - ...
What can he mean by the lambent. pupilability of flow, low, dry chat, five notes
below the natural tone which you know, madam, is little more than a whisper?
The moment I pronounced the words, I could perceive an attempt towards a
vibration ...
9
Baseline Assessment: Practice, Problems and Possibilities
The PIPS project started several years ago looking at Year 6 attainment in
mathematics and the extent that this could be explained intermsof pupilability and
theschools which they attended. The project extended to look at Year 2and Year
4 ...
Geoff Lindsay, Martin Desforges,
2013
On the other hand, when the expression is a function of a real idea operating on
the whole man (Trim's dropping of the hat, Slawkenbergius's 'lambent pupilability
of slow, low, dry chat', or uncle Toby's Lillabulero), it 'leaves something more ...