10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCRATCHINGLY»
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1
The Century: A Popular Quarterly
I gave her the rein, and it was well no one happened to be coming in the opposite
direction through that narrow and tortuous passage, for she flew round the
corners-—-“ turning close to the ground, like a eat when scratchingly she wheels
...
2
Diary of Travels and Adventures in Upper India: With a Tour ...
87 in his own sad bosom all the poignant sorrow so scratchingly depicted in the
countenance of the lovelorn and melancholy damsel. The cold, aged, and
unfeeling, might sneer and be critical ; but nature still held her powerful empire
over his ...
Charles James C. Davidson,
1843
3
The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
one instant both steadiness and nimbleness ; sometimes making him turn close
to the ground, like a cat when scratchingly she wheels about after a mouse;
sometimes with a little more rising before ; now like a raven, leaping from ridge to
...
4
Friends and Acquaintances
... the young cat (which was sometimes allowed, from oversight, to leap upon the
bed, but was removed with a suddenness which she could not understand, and
scratchingly resented, when she wanted to lick his wasted, swollen-veined hand),
...
All the people fell on top of all the other people, and all the cats and kittens fell
furrily and fussily and waulingly and scratchingly on top of them. The smallest
kitten would have fallen right through the window, but Barnaby caught it in time.
6
A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...
Scratcher, skratsh'Ar. s. (98). He that scratches. Scratches, skratsh'iz. s. (99).
cracked ulcers or scabs in a horse's foot. Scratchingly, skratsh'lng-16. ad. With
the action of scratching. Scr aw, skriw. s. (219). Surface or scurf. To Scrawl,
skrawl.
7
The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia
Him self (which me thinkes is straunge) shewing at one instant both steadines &
nimblenes; somtimes making him turne close to the groud, like a cat, when
scratchingly she wheeles about after a mouse : sometimes with a little more rising
...
Sir Philip Sidney, Albert Feuillerat,
1590
8
An Apologie for Poetrie by Sir Philip Sidney
Himself, which methinks is strange, shewing at one instant, both steadiness and
nimbleness ; sometimes making him turn close to the ground, like a cat, when
scratchingly she wheels about after a mouse : sometimes with a little more rising
...
Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, Sir Philip Sidney,
2011
9
The recreations of a country parson
scratchingly glides ; that is the raw material for the article. Draw it forth
deliberately : fold it accurately : then the ivory stridently cuts it through. Weigh the
paper in your hand ; then put the case thus : ' Well, it is only covering these pages
with ...
Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd,
1866
10
A Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and ...
SCRATCHINGLY, skratshlng-le. ad. With the action of scratching. SCRAW, skrlw.
s. Sl9. Surface, scurf. To SCRAWL, skr&wl. v. a. 119. To draw oi ' mark irregularly
or clumsily ; to write unskilfully and inrlegantlv. SCR.fcWL, ikrawt. s. Unskilful ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCRATCHINGLY»
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10 'Pretty Little Liars' Theories From Reddit That Could Still Come …
... to supremely well-thought out, from derivative and predictable to head-scratchingly thought-provoking, from spur-of-the-moment to meticulously researched. «Bustle, Jul 15»
Lee Daniels' Reaction to Empire's Emmys Snub
The Emmy nominations are out, Empire was head-scratchingly left out of the top category for dramas, and now Lee Daniels can finally speak his mind. «Vanity Fair, Jul 15»
Day Trips: Grandfather Mountain Highland Games are dressed to kilt
Make it about a nationality that (1) blended into the American mix early and for keeps, but (2) have traditional and head-scratchingly different cultural ways that ... «Charlotte Observer, Jul 15»
What does July 1 have in store for the Pittsburgh Penguins?
July 1st is here, one of the busiest and most surprising days of the summer in the NHL, as teams eagerly snatch up free agents, often at head-scratchingly high ... «PensBurgh, Jul 15»
The UK's unfair immigration rules have exiled one of its world …
The following is perhaps one to add to the list: a head-scratchingly unfair case. Cassie Thomas is a former world No1 squash player from Norfolk in England. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
'Aloha' review: Say goodbye to excitement despite Bradley Cooper …
That's the first, but not the only, head-scratchingly odd thing about “Aloha,” the bland new film from writer-director Cameron Crowe (“Say Anything,” “Jerry ... «New York Daily News, May 15»
Hypocritical Sloth
So maybe this head-scratchingly weird hit on Warren will serve as a teachable moment, a reminder that journalism about policy should be, you know, journalism ... «New York Times, May 15»
8 Strange Videogame Weapons
... that they could ever really exist. These eight weapons are the head-scratchingly awesome additions to games that are simultaneously odd and awesome. «The Escapist, May 15»
Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' Recorded Backwards Is As Demonic As …
The results are sufficiently creepy, weird, and head-scratchingly at odds with the accompanying skater punk-style video. It seems to us that this version song ... «Music Feeds, May 15»
Ranking Chip Kelly's offseason decisions from bad to worst
Chip Kelly and the Eagles have made some baffling moves this offseason. We rank them, from the defensible to the head-scratchingly awful. The Good Moves. «FanSided, Apr 15»