10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SALUTATORILY»
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salutatorily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
salutatorily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Faith Gartney's girlhood and A summer in Leslie ...
"Well, Melindy," said Mrs. Griggs, salutatorily. "Well, grandma," answered the girl,
with a pert air of show-off and consequence, " I found the place, and I found the
lady. Ain't I been quick?" "Yes. What did she say?" "Said the girl left last Saturday.
Adeline Dutton T. Whitney, 1872
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Faith Gartney's Girlhood: By the Author of "The Gayworthys", ...
... with the strange fascination of repulsion, the manifestation of a phase of human
life and the working of a vocation so utterly and astoundingly novel to herself. “
Well, Melindy,” said Mrs Griggs, salutatorily. “Well, grandma,” answered the girl, ...
Adeline D. Train Whitney, 1871
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The standard pronouncing dictionary of the English language
Salutatorily. Sa-luU.-', v.a, (Lat.) To greet ; to show civility or respect to; to hail; to
kiss; — s. Salutation; greeting; a kiss;— In Mil. an exhibition of respect and
honour; — s. Saluter. Sal-utifer-oui, a. (Lat.1 Healthy; bringing health ; salutary ;
— ad.
They flew flitteringly high above in dainty circles; arching salutatorily as they
passed over the dead remnants of the souls that had departed. Displaying no
more franticness—no more intensity; they quietly went about their act of solemnity
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That Nontsikelelo's health is improving remains salutatorily true. When I spoke to
her after she had blood tests in January 2004, she told me that her CD4 count
was over 600 - signifying a more than adequately healthy immune system.
Edwin Cameron, Nathan Geffen, 2005
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English-Assamese Dictionary
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salubriously. Salutary, ad;'. '.i|1^J<M i f^5** beneficial. Salute, v. <at«tt^ ^1, Wtt ^t,
Salutation, to. "sifs^ftR | <Sf*ffa » «1f I ad/. Salutatory. adv. Salutatorily. Salvage,
to ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
salutatorily adverb. © 14c: from Latin salutare, salutatum to greet. salute /sa'lu:t,
sa'ljuit/ o verb (saluted, saluting) 1 to greet with friendly words or especially a
gesture, such as a kiss. 2 to pay tribute to something or someone □ We salute
your ...
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The Australian Library Journal
His remarks on the working partnership that must exist between the funding body,
the library authority and its executive officer come salutatorily before us at a time
when we are edging closer towards grappling with such relationships in the ...
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Then he marched, musket presented, salutatorily before the carriage over the
canal bridge and sounded a trumpet on the palace square. A dignifiedlooking
servant in red livery came out onto the square, opened the door of the carriage,
and ...
