10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCRAGGINESS»
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scragginess in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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No doubt Dubuche had become acquainted with him through one of the
architects he worked for. however, Sandoz, compassionating the scragginess of
the girl, whom he kept watching, judged her in one sentence. 'Ah! the poor little
flayed ...
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Vladimir's Carrot: Modern Drama and the Modern Imagination
Alternatively, the Idea of a tree would have to include elements of scragginess.
But if scragginess is a deficiency in beauty, as it is for some, how could it be part
of any Idea of a tree when, according to Schopenhauer, the Idea is independent
of ...
However, Sandoz, compassionating the scragginess of the girl, whom he kept
watching, judged her in one sentence. 'Ah! the poor little flayed kitten. One feels
sorry for her.' 'Let them alone!' exclaimed Claude, ferociously. 'They have all the ...
SCRAGGINESS. MR. BANTING'S attack on corpulence ought after its first
success to have been followed by another on scragginess, and we have always
wondered why it was not. More people, we imagine, wish to be fatter than wish
they ...
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Schrevelius's Greek Lexicon translated into English, with ...
Scout, ira-rda-xo-iros. Scowl, DroBAéww. 'yltawriclm. Scragginess, Iaxmi'r-ns.
Scraggy, laxvds. Scramble, v. Jwafiat'vm, évt'npi, 8:ap'lnig'w. Scranch, Bprixw.
Scrap, \l/lf, 'Lambs, Oparimua, KAdcrpa. Scrape, xwdm, xvlfw, rev/10¢», £e'w,
irise'rn.
Cornelis Schrevel, John Richardson Major,
1831
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Schrevelius' Greek Lexicon: Translated Into English, with ...
Scourging, uacT-rlywats, fiaBBela.. Scout, xa-rázrkoros. Scowl, IÏROBÁÉ-rw,
ayAaulcitíw. Scragginess, Zaxvó-rnr. Sctaggy, Ïo-Xvds. Scramble, v. àvaflalvu,
àvlrmt, 8Lap-Iráfw. Scranch, Bpóxw. Scrap, ¡m, ipupòs, Opdllssla, ¡¡Ada-pa.
Scrape ...
Cornelis Schrevel, John Richardson Major,
1831
... the country called them "Gorgeous Wrecks." I must confess that on their first few
parades they did not look very military. Their composite paunchiness,
beardedness, scragginess, spectacledness, impressed me unfavourably when,
from my ...
William John Locke, John Locke William,
2008
Withoutit there isan appearance of scragginess. It isa great characteristic ofthe
female leg,forthe shortnessof the tendons inthat sex allows itto creep downclose
upontheankle. Thetendonofthe calfpassing over the soleus renders it flatterinthe
...
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A Garden With House Attached:
To conceal its scragginess c structure twine its stems among other foliage on
your stand, and place close tO the glass, and you will find it pretty and effective.
And now the sweet-smelling plants are under consideration, may I not give you
the ...
Sarah Warner Brooks,
2014
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Men and manners in America, by the author of Cyril Thornton
There is an overweening proportion of bone, which occasionally protrudes in
quarters where it certainly adds nothing to the general charms of the person. The
result is, perhaps, a certain tendency to scragginess, which I have no doubt to the
...
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Don't neglect your neck
So, before it gets too late and the scragginess begins to show, take some notice of your neck: Basic care: your face doesn't stop at the jaw line – and nor should ... «hellomagazine.com, Apr 11»