10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFINEDLY»
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The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: Narrative of A. ...
From this he read me one of the drollest chapters in the world concerning " Injuria
per applica- tionem, per constructionem, et per se," about half of which, he
averred, was strictly applicable to his own " refinedly peculiar" case, although not
one ...
2
The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe
From this he read me one of the drollest chapters in the world concerning " Injuria
per applica- tionem, per eonstructionem, et per se," about half of which, he
averred, was strictly applicable to his own " refinedly peculiar" case, although not
one ...
Edgar Allan Poe, Rufus Wilmot Griswold, Nathaniel Parker Willis, 1859
3
The American Monthly Magazine
his own “ refinedly peculiar” case, although not one syllable of the whole matter
could I understand for the life of me. Having finished the chapter he closed the
book, and demanded what I thought necessary to be done. I replied that I had
entire ...
4
Edgar Allan Poe : Complete Collection (170+ Works - Complete ...
Fromthis he readmeone ofthe drollest chaptersin the world concerning “Injuriae
per applicationem, per constructionem, etper se,” about half ofwhich, he averred,
was strictlyapplicableto his own “refinedly peculiar”case, althoughnot onesyllable
...
Edgar Allan Poe, Ageless Reads, 2014
5
A World of Words: Language and Displacement in the Fiction ...
The authority of the duello is grounded in texts — the "musty volumes" that
Hermann consults in an attempt to puzzle out the "refinedly peculiar" nature of the
insult ( TS 300—301 ) . It is they that would dictate and give meaning to the action
...
Michael J. S. Williams, 1988
6
The Complete Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe (Volume II of II)
This being admitted, I still find great difficulty, (owing to the refinedly peculiar
nature of our disagreement, and of the personal affront offered on my part,) in so
wording what I have to say by way of apology, as to meet all the minute
exigencies, ...
7
The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe
recherche air, and, taking my arm, led me to bis apartment. I could hardly forbear
laughing in his face while he proceeded to discuss, with the profoundest gravity,
what he termed " the refinedly peculiar character " of the insult he had received.
8
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe: Complete
he averred, was strictly applicable to his own “refinedly peculiar” case, although
not one syllable of the whole matter could I understand for the life of me. Having
finished the chapter,he closed the book, and demanded whatI thought necessary
...
9
The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe Volume 4
“refinedly hardlyforbear laughing in his face while he proceeded to dis peculiar”
case, although not one syllable of the whole matter cuss, with theprofoundest
gravity,what he termed “the refinedly could I understand for the life of me. Having
...
10
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allen Poe
I could hardly forbear laughing in his face while he proceeded to discuss, with the
profoundest gravity, what he termed "the refinedly peculiar character" of the insult
he had received. After a tiresome harangue in his ordinary style, he took down ...
