10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUIVERINGLY»
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quiveringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quiveringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Vermont vale; or, Home pictures in Australia
soon have done with pain," she sobbed, as another and another convulsion pass
quiveringly over the little form ; and then it lay quite quiet, slightly gasping for
breath, but very slightly. Katie hid her face in her hands, weeping still more
bitterly.
2
Oral Tradition Narratives of the Emai People
... o she PCT RES hit it hand L head the bird SC H ghe guo yeysye. oli okposo 6
o guo yeyeye. PCT shiver quiveringly the woman SC H shiver quiveringly afianmi
u pure.. oli okposo ui . oli omohe re. e bird die in-a-spasm the woman die-F the ...
Ronald P. Schaefer, Francis O. Egbokhare, 2000
3
Gothic Reflections: Narrative Force in Nineteenth-century ...
Deronda's was not one of those quiveringly-poised natures that lend themselves
to second- sight" (527). Neither Anna nor Lush seems very quiveringly-poised
either, but it soon becomes clear that much more than momentary anticipations of
...
4
Adéle; or, The tomb of my mother
I should not indeed," cried the captain, as he turned again, and contemptuously,
but quiveringly, regarded Liffey. I say quiveringly, for though the captain, like
Cassio, knew his right hand from his left, yet to turn his head was an effort that ...
5
Dabrowski's Theory of Positive Disintegration
“Theintensity...mustbeunderstood asaqualitativelydistinctcharacteristic. It is not a
matter of degree but of a different quality of experiencing: vivid, absorbing,
penetrating, encompassing, complex, commanding—a way of being quiveringly
alive” ...
6
How To Study Literature : Stylistic And Pragmatic ...
(176) The stony feeling and psychological set-up of Miriam has been exposed
very effectively in the following sentence: Her beauty — that of a shy, wild,
quiveringly sensitive thing — seemed nothing to her. (178) A number of
adjectives qualify ...
7
Indian Writing In English:Critical Rum.(part-2)
As for a divorced daughter from an intercommunity love marriage — Baby
Kochamma chose to remain quiveringly silent on the subject. (45. 46)
Marginalized thus, by both society and family (Chacko's my factory, my house, my
wife etc, ...
Amar Nath Prasad, S John Peter Joseph, 2006
8
Chocolate and Cuckoo Clocks: The Essential Alan Coren
Edited by his children, Giles and Victoria, Chocolate and Cuckoo Clocks is an anthology of writing from the former editor of Punch and Radio 4 national treasure Alan Coren, who died in October 2007.
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The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery
His face became distorted ; the ala? of the nose worked convulsively; his lips
moved quiveringly up and down; his eyelids were expanded into a wild and
eager stare; the tongue was now stiff, now played convulsively within the mouth;
and the ...
Daniel Drake, Lunsford Pitts Yandell, 1841
The music seemed passionately, wonderfully, quiveringly alive — and conveyed
to me a sweet feeling of life. I felt, with the first bars of the music, a hope and an
intimation that life would return to my leg — that it would be stirred, and stir, with ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUIVERINGLY»
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quiveringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Restaurant review: La Vigna, Paphos
... dribble marks down the glass as customer's eye up the light as feather homemade profiteroles, a clutch of quiveringly good pana cotta, and classic tiramisu. «Cyprus Mail, Jul 15»
Carrie The Musical: There's Life In The Old Girl Yet
Young woman, actually, as it is Evelyn Hoskins as the hunched, shuffled and quiveringly awkward Carrie who really gets the blood flowing. She leads an ... «Londonist, May 15»
Tap dancers delight at Altrincham Garrick
Ros Greenwood is perfect for the role of Andy, mousy and quiveringly unsure of herself, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who sat there willing Andy to get ... «Messenger Newspapers, Apr 15»
Want amazing champagne that doesn't break the bank? Read on...
For this you get a gleaming, quiveringly good chardonnay-based champagne (with 25 per cent pinot meunier and 25 per cent pinot noir). It is both luscious and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Fortuna Pop! Winter Sprinter review – Withered Hand leads a …
Dan Willson, the Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter behind Withered Hand, is quiveringly diffident between songs, but powerfully engaged during them. «The Guardian, Jan 15»
The Walking Dead Watch: 'Slabtown'
In the hospital cafeteria, Beth meets the quiveringly pervy officer Gorman who tells her a walker was “eyeing your thighs…but I got there first.” Ew. Beth forgoes ... «TIME, Nov 14»
Tour de France 2014: Stage 2 preview with Chris Boardman
The finish up the knee-quiveringly steep Jenkin Road will cause ructions within the peloton, and may even favour a sprinter with climbing power like ... «The Independent, Jul 14»
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One springtime menu included a row of generous, palest pink slices of hamachi from Hawaii, served quiveringly raw and cool and silky, with a sweet-and-tart ... «TheStranger.com, Jun 14»
RockCreek's Seafood Makes You Happy to Be Alive
The first thing I ate at RockCreek was hamachi from Hawaii ($13)—a row of generous, palest pink slices, served quiveringly raw and cool and silky, with a ... «TheStranger.com, Jun 14»
Watching Skrillex at Governors Ball Restored My Faith in Our …
... ripping a hole in the space-time continuum through the power of dick-quiveringly thorough bass, casually issuing noises heretofore unheard by human ears. «Noisey, Jun 14»
