10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFULGENTLY»
Discover the use of
refulgently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
refulgently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Canadian Magazine and Literary Repository
... since the darkness which overspread the world after the fall of the Roman
Empire was succeeded by that. beam. of. light. and. knowledge. which. has.
shonevso'refulgently. in. lattqr. ' times ; and man may be said to hare
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine
For the Irish soldier's wife was already at work in the kitchen, having been to
mass in the cold gray dawn, down on her two knees on the hard floor, repentant
for all her sins, and refulgently content in the absolution which wiped out the old ...
3
The Dublin University Magazine
The eastern sky was streaked with all the magnificent shades of crimson, blue,
and gold, so peculiar to “ rosy May,” and the brilliant morning star was shining as
refulgently as if it had been created but that very hour. Every thing was hushed in
...
4
Lavender and Other Verse
He conquers still: these clouds proclaim his sway, That lace refulgently the lucent
blue, And this lone-wandering moon with crescent new Begins to glow with his
reflected ray. The grasses tanned by summer's breath, the trees, The distant crag
...
Edward Robeson Taylor, 1910
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Der. refulgently, refulgence. REFUND,to repay. (L.) 'Refund, to melt again, reflow,
cast out again,pay back ; ' Blount's Gloss., ed. 1674. [Thesense answerstothatof
MF. refonder, ' to restore, pay back,' Cot. Perhaps itwasborrowed from French, ...
Just what program Mr. Abbey has nnppcd out, nobody can guess, except that
American players, it not American plays, will be strongly represented—although
not in the person of Lillian Russell, whose star never shone so refulgently as
when ...
Beside them the swift tide swept and gurgled, and upon the surface of the
roughened East River, the sunlight refulgently glistened. Profoundly wrapped up
in the sense of playing an important part, the veterans were oblivious to the fact
that the ...
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Harlan Logan, 1899
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Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal ...
... and who pretend to despise that for which they themselves would have been
found utterly unfit, I boldly affirm that there is no department of human intellect in
which the mens divinior may be more refulgently displayed. I despise, as much
as ...
John Campbell Baron Campbell, Mrs. Hardcastle (Mary Scarlett Campbell), 1880
9
Bobby and J. Edgar: The Historic Face-Off Between the ...
Unscrupulous in his business dealings, Cohn now came over as a swart,
refulgently smiling, easily forgiving fixer of problems of every dimension. With
clients who ultimately ranged from the great universities of New York City and the
Catholic ...
10
The pharmaceutical journal and transactions
Under the second class there was the popular Ruhmkorff coil, with its
resplendent vacuum tnbes ; while the rays from the glowing zirconium shone at
period-1 refulgently upon the assembly. Melodies upon the piano were given by
Mr. Foster, ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REFULGENTLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
refulgently is used in the context of the following news items.
The GOP Needs Real Heroes
The power, most refulgently, of the role model? I think it's because we have spent far too much time looking for the next Ronald Reagan—a fool's errand, in my ... «American Spectator, May 14»
At National Gallery, a look at the Pre-Raphaelites's forward move …
... through which a refulgently splendid garden is visible. But Millais can't stop there, and the light gives way to darkness at the right side of the painting, where a ... «Washington Post, Feb 13»
Royal wedding: a touch of class, and a cavalcade of English life
The camera could not take its eye off the Earl's three refulgently beautiful, jailbait daughters: Trouble, Trouble and More Trouble. A cavalcade of English life ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 11»
Levi Stubbs
... and where they shared the stage with a host of Motown artists for a refulgently sentimental television special celebrating the label's 25th anniversary, Motown ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 08»
