10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCIATICAL»
Discover the use of
sciatical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sciatical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Refracting the Canon in Contemporary British Literature and Film
When the Abbess of Andoiiillets. afflicted like Trim with a stiff knee, decides to try
the hot baths of Bourbon, she chooses to take with her not the "sciatical old nun,
who might have been set up for ever by the hot- baths of Bourbon", but "a novice
...
Susana Onega Jaén, Christian Gutleben, 2004
2
The works of Laurence Sterne
A novice of the convent, of about seventeen, who had been troubled with a
whitloe in her middle finger, by sticking it constantly into the Abbess's cast
poultices, &c. — had gained such an interest, that overlooking a sciatical old nun,
who might ...
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3 Books by Laurence Sterne
Laurence Sterne. cast poultices, &c.--had gained such an interest, that
overlooking a sciatical old nun, who might have been set up for ever by the hot-
baths of Bourbon, Margarita, the little novice, was elected as the companion of
the journey.
4
Oedipus Road: Searching for a Father in a Mother's Fading Memory
"It's just this old sciatical nerve. I've had it before. Mama had it. I guess I inherited
it from her." I don't think she expected this emergency room idea, but she got up
and hopped dramatically to the car. I drove her thirty-five miles to Baylor Hospital
...
5
The Novelist's Magazine
had gain'd such an interest, that overlooking a sciatical old nun, who might have
been set up for ever by the hot baths of Bourbon, Margarita, the little novice, was
elected as the companion of the journey. An old calefh, belonging to the abbess,
...
6
Essays, Moral and Humorous: Also Essays on Imagination and Taste
had gained such an interest that, overlooking a sciatical old nun, who might have
been set up for ever by the hot baths of Bourbon, Margarita, the little novice, was
elected as the companion of the journey. An old calash, belonging to the ...
When the Abbess of Andoiiillets, afflicted like Trim with a stiff knee, decides to try
the hot baths of Bourbon, she chooses to take with her not the "sciatical old nun,
who might have been set up for ever by the hot- baths of Bourbon", but "a novice
...
Susana Onega Jaén, Christian Gutleben, 2004
8
The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Six Volumes Complete. ...
... who should teach moral Virtues to those people. Whence comes it that our.
present diseases are so stubbom? whence is it that I daily deplore my sciatical
pains-3 Alas [because we 'have 'lost their true cure, by the melody of the Pipe. All
this ...
Alexander Pope, William Warburton, 1787
9
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
Sciatic,'sl-1?it'tilr. ' Sciatical, si-rlt'té-kal. a. ufllicting the hip Science, si'cnse. s.
knowledge, art attained by precepts or'built on principles' . Sciential,si-én'sl1a1.
a2p'roducingsciences Scientifieal.si-én-GFfé-kal. a.producing Scientific, si-én-tlf'
flk.
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Works. With a Life of the Author, Written by Himself. - ...
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middle finger, by sticking it constantly into the abbess's cast poultices, &Ben-had
gained such an interest, that overlooking a sciatical old nun, who might have ___
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