10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REBUKINGLY»
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rebukingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rebukingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the United States Capitol: A Chronicle of Design, ...
... she comes forward, the cynosure of thousands of eyes, her face turned
rebukingly toward Virginia and her hand outstretched as if in guaranty of National
Unity and Personal Freedom.1"4 Walter was more interested in the effect of the
statue ...
William Charles Allen, 2001
2
Pipes O'Pan at Zekesbury
he ended, rebukingly. "Well, hang it all!" said Bert, impatiently; "I knew how you
were, and just how you'd talk me out of it; and I made up my mind that for once, at
least, I'd follow the dictations of a heart that—however capricious in youthful ...
James Whitcomb Riley, 2012
“'She has three sons at the front,' mother said rebukingly. “'I suppose that covers
all her shortcomings in manners,' I retort- ed. But I was ashamed—for it is true that
all her boys have gone and she was very plucky and loyal about it too; and she ...
4
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
She only stared at him rebukingly, and he straightened in his saddle with an effort
at selfcontrol——but his eyes got darker and he looked ugly. “D'you hear me? I've
come over to take ye home.” “You oughter be ashamed o' yourself,” she said ...
"You hear your boss!" cried Webb sardonically. He took off his hat, and bowed
until it touched the floor before his wife. "Webb," said Santa rebukingly, "you're
acting mighty foolish today." "Court fool, your Majesty," said Webb, in his slow
tones, ...
... High Priest?" "He 's the holiest thing we have in the kindgom," replied King
Kleaver. "Except me," said a sieve. "I 'm the whole thing when it comes to holes." "
What we need," remarked the King, rebukingly, "is a wireless 173 Chapter
Sixteen.
7
Sartor resartus: the life and opinions of Herr Teufelsdröckh
So far hitherto,' he says, 'as I had mingled with mankind, I * was notable, if for
anything, for a certain stillness of manner, ' which, as my friends often rebukingly
declared, did but ill ex- ' press the keen ardour of my feelings. I, in truth, regarded
...
8
What is Man? and Other Essays
A little girl passed by, balancing a wash-board on her head, and giggled, and
seemed about to make a remark, but the boy said, rebukingly, "Let him alone,
he's going to a funeral." I have been familiar with that street for years, and had
always ...
He turned away from him rebukingly. "Felix, promise me." There was no relenting
in his face or tone. He was merciless in the use of the power he possessed over
that young, loving spirit. Felix understood that there was no escape; but his lips ...
"I haven't even a gift for friendship," she had once admitted to herself pitifully. "
Doss, you haven't eaten your crusts," said Mrs. Frederick rebukingly. It rained all
the forenoon without cessation.Valancy pieced a quilt. Valancy hated piecing
quilts.
Lucy Maud Montgomery, 2006
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REBUKINGLY»
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rebukingly is used in the context of the following news items.
What on earth are women reading?
In fact, the work she rebukingly alluded to having read without complaint was Fifty Shades of Grey, the first of E L James's sadomasochistic porn trilogy which ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
A Ring of Endless Light
... telling us exactly what God is like, Grandfather had said quietly — not rebukingly, just quietly — "As St. Augustine says: If you think you understand, it isn't God. «NPR, Aug 12»
New Biography Explores the Life and Myth of Eva Braun
... that Hitler and Eva were together during the war, Eva was able to put a stop to his long mealtime monologues “by asking the time, or looking at him rebukingly. «Newsweek, Nov 11»
