10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROISTEROUSLY»
Discover the use of
roisterously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
roisterously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers
They have seen him sauntering down the High, dogged by the ubiquitous proctor
, breakfasting roisterously at noon when he ought to be working hard for his next
examination, and entertaining at rollicking party just when his mother and sisters
...
2
Knight Errant: The Undoing of George Woods
Little more than uncivil rowdies, they mostly busied themselves with hoisting beer
and roisterously strutting about tiny Animas City, practicing petty thievery and
making off with an occasioned purloined cow or sheep. Nothing dangerous ...
3
Sons and Lovers: Revised Edition of Original Version
Yethe, too, knewalltheir songs, and sang them alongthe roads roisterously. And if
he found himself listening, the stupidity pleased him very much. Yet to Annie he
said: "Such rot! there isn't agrain ofintelligence in it.Nobody with more gumption ...
4
20 Classic Novels (Illustrated) Part-3:
Coons were insufferably stupid to Miriam, so he thought they were to himself also
, and he preached priggishly to Annie about the fatuity of listening to them. Yet he
, too, knew all their songs, and sang them along the roads roisterously. And if he
...
5
The Essential D.H. Lawrence
Coons were insufferably stupid to Miriam, so he thought theywere to himself also,
and hepreached priggishly to Annie about the fatuity of listening to them. Yet he,
too, knew all their songs, and sang them along the roads roisterously ...
6
Illuminating Humor of the Bible
The recurrent dynamic of women stirring things up is invariable: wherever women
are, things get roisterously roiled. The churnings—disturbing, even distressing,
for the men—in the long run almost always result in better butter. That may be ...
7
Delphi Works of Arnold Bennett (Illustrated)
“I don't care,” Isaid roisterously. “It's a pub and I'm a traveller.” Stirling's household
was inbed and his assistant gone home. While he andTitus got outthecar
Iwrotealine forthe Brindleys: atToftEnd. — “Gone with doctor tosee patient Don't
wait ...
8
A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Roisterously ; tempestuously. 6. Harshly to the ear. ROU'GHNESS. s. [from rough.
] 1. Superficial asperity ; unevenness oT surface. Boyle. 3. Austereness to the
taste. Brown. 3. Taste of astringency. Spectator. 4. Harshness to the ear. Dryden.
5.
9
The Best Novels of the Nineties: A Reader's Guide
... SETTING: 8th-century China Simon Elegant — editor of the Far Eastern
Economic Review and long-time resident of Hong Kong — tells the story of the
great Chinese poet Li Po who is known to have lived a roisterously creative life in
the first ...
Linda Parent Lesher, 2000
Coons were insufferably stupid to Miriam, so he thought they were to himself also
, and he preached priggishly to Annie about the fatuity of listening to them. Yet he
, too, knew alltheir songs, and sang them along the roads roisterously. And if he ...
David Herbert Lawrence, 2014
