10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUAKIEST»
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quakiest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quakiest and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Amazing Illustrated Word Game Memory Books: Twenty-One ...
IEAST Story (No 7-letter IEASTQ words) Alphagrams Q. Because it's tax-free, he
AEEIQSTU lives in "EQUISETA", the AEIKQSTU QUAKIEST town on Earth,
AEILQSTU where he ANTIQUES and AEINQSTU LIQUATES cars and sells
TEQUILAS ...
... it will be taken to indicate earthquake danger. The other expedition,
undertaken by the U. S. Geological Survey, will explore scientifically the volcanic
Aleutian Islands, southwest of Alaska, one of the quakiest spots on the face of the
earth.
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The English Illustrated Magazine
The hull town was like a mothers' meeting the whole time, but it was the quakiest
time we'd ever spent, lest the truth should come out from some fool or other. But,
thank the Lord! we got her ofi” safe with Jim Coster. She was going to her friends
...
4
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club
The entire margin of the pond is a dense growth of Sphagnum of the quakiest
kind, a step upon the surface of which can be detected in the responsive waving
of tree- tops over a hundred feet distant; this sphagnum carpet was at all points ...
Torrey Botanical Club, 1884
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Modern inventions and discoveries
... hetter what is best for themselves than do outsiders is not absolute truth, for
both Milne and Condor say that the ordinary Japanese house is anything but
ideal, from the earthquake view-point, while Japan is the quakiest country in the
world.
Even a semitone is sometimes fatal, as was the case with several chimneys a
builder had bound with iron bands to houses. while Japan is the quakiest country
in the world. The heavy roofs are bad. The tops of things should be light in Japan;
...
... view-point, while Japan is the quakiest country in the world. The heavy roofs
are bad. The tops of things should be light in Japan ; but these roofs are always
heavy, and when they get a-swinging they break off and crush everything in
reach.
Jerome Klapka Jerome, Robert Barr, Arthur Lawrence, 1902
... QUALMISH QUALMISHLY QUALMISHNESS QUALMISHNESSES QUALE
QUAKE QUAKED QUAKER QUAKERS QUAKES QUAKIER QUAKIEST QUAKILY
QUAKINESS QUAKINESSES QUAKING QUAKINGLY QUAKY QUAICHS
QUAIGH ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
The same species (e. g. S. papillosum) may grow throughout a bog, yet it may
attain the requisite degree of luxuriance only in the wettest, quakiest parts of the
bog; elsewhere, not only will it be poor in quality, but the chances are that it will
be ...
Abel Joel Grout, Annie Morrill Smith, Otto Emery Jennings, 1917
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Mirror in the Bathroom
Bastard cold, I would think to myself as I struggled to keep warm while shivering
and shaking on the quakiest of garden benches tucked down the side of a house
so the neighbours couldn't see me, with only the family cat for company. While at
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