10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUAKINGLY»
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quakingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quakingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Green Book Magazine
He said, slowly, quakingly : "I must 'a' forgot it." "What !" "I — I must 'a' left it at
home." "Immortal Joshaway 1" exclaimed Wolf. "Go back for it. And be sure you're
back here at sunset, when the company marches." Crawley, more quickly than he
...
2
The Colossal Book of Mathematics: Classic Puzzles, ...
The author presents a selection of pieces from his Scientific American "Mathematical Games" column, presenting puzzles and concepts that range from arithmetic and geometrical games to the meaning of M.C. Escher's artwork.
3
A Dictionary Marathi and English
2 Tremblingly, qui- veringly, quakingly. v *T1, ^fl*?, fir, aTt^-spr- WT^-^^-^^-^r^oj-
2 q^iTS is sometimes used as */ Trembling. [&c. See under *rc«Ktff. UT5«J^13, or
*T5«i^t, «I^T^»f «T3«ret3 (Intens. of fm) See si^r^. si^sre^fT a Hard and dry, ...
4
Molesworth's, Marathi-English dictionary
... for a rich or for a poor person) over the spot where a corpse has been buried or
burned ; n mausoleum or tomb. tl^tlT or Tt ad Imit. of the sound of rapidly
consecutive kicks or blows. 2 Tremblingly, qui- veringly, quakingly. r SRT1, ^ra, ft,
...
Thomas Candy, George Candy, Narayan Govind Kalelkar, James Thomas Molesworth
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The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
In a quaking manner; quakingly. Sir P. Sidney. Quakerish (kwak'er- tali), a.
Relating to or resembling Quakers. Quakerism (kwak'er- izm), n. The peculiar
manners, tenets, or worship of the Quakers. As a system Quakerism must be
regarded as ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1883
6
The imperial dictionary of the English language: a complete ...
In a quaking manner; quakingly. Sir P. Sidney. Quakerish (kwak'er-ish), a.
Relating to or resembling Quakers. Quakerism (kwak'er-izm), n. The peculiar
manners, tenets, or worship of the Quakers. As a system Quakerism must be
regarded as ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1883
7
The Case of the Little Green Men
Maddigan, Roget and I waited quietly—quakingly might be the better term. Davis
said finally, “This guy James Maddigan, where does he come in?” I told him once
more. “He and Arthur Roget, here, are my clients. This was to be the last day I ...
8
The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
But never pen did more quakingly perform his office; never was paper more
double moistened with ink_ and tears z never words more slowly married
together 8c never the Muses more tired than now with changes 8: rechanges of
his ...
I don't know, but I think so," replied Rue quakingly. "Not a dream-child, a dream-
child," said the lady, coming nearer to the terrace. Rue did not dare to move or
speak while the lady's blue eyes were on her. When the lady was quite close, she
...
10
Pieces People Ask For, Serious, Humorous, Pathetic, ...
... as the banner of Saint Mark Was raised upon her, fore and aft Came a weird
shudder ; and abaft V. The wretched Turks ran quakingly To leap into the
crimsoned. 8 THE READING-CLUB.
George Melville Baker,
1908
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUAKINGLY»
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quakingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Gig review: Errors, Glasgow
... Errors have matured from a group created broadly in their sponsors' image into one with a towering, expressive and gut-quakingly loud sound all of their own. «Scotsman, Apr 15»
Wings of desire: how butterflies have captivated artists
... the Danish PM in Borgen) and her lover Evelyn, a quakingly subservient maid (Chiara D'Anna). In writer-director Strickland's first draft, there was only a single ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Jack Ü - 'Skrillex And Diplo Presents Jack Ü'
The booming, Kiesza-featuring 'Take Ü There' – their first single proper – is the highlight and appears twice, once in its original form and again quakingly ... «NME.com, Mar 15»
Great 'Good Wife' holds momentum in premiere
We were floored, devastated by the death of our hero Will Gardner (Josh Charles), and then quakingly proud as Diane and Alicia began to rebuild their lives. «The Michigan Daily, Sep 14»
PJ Harvey: 'I'm always looking for extremes' – a classic interview
The first time I heard it I was immediately struck by how thunder-quakingly Led Zep the drums sounded, like the ghost of John Bonham in your living room. «The Guardian, Jul 14»
Clown Advocates Fear America Faces a Dire Clown Shortage
Bad news if you run a circus, great news if you are knee-quakingly terrified of clowns: The clown industry's talent pipeline is perilously close to running dry. «Jezebel, Feb 14»
Restaurant review: Bar Rollo, Edinburgh
These were of a Ricky Martin Shake Your Bon-Bon standard (ie pelvis quakingly great) – crispy-coated, uniformly gobstopper-shaped and squishy inside. «Scotland on Sunday, Jan 14»
Five Writers Who Feared The Future
They are rather parables of warning; they suggest, not that must quakingly hope for a mutational miracle, but that we have it in our hands, still at this late hour, ... «The New Republic, Jan 14»
Ben Frost: a quadruple review and retrospective
Swans, of course, were soul-quakingly brilliant, but it was Ben Frost who stole the show (for many) with his live manipulation of electronics and guitar noise, ... «Drowned In Sound, Oct 13»
Adam Lambert Sings The National Anthem At Broadway Bares : Watch
That means his vocals are earth-quakingly massive, those melismas are crazy and he's channeling rock star energy, as per usual. The American Idol alum took ... «Idolator: All About The Music, Jun 13»