10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCRAWLINGLY»
Discover the use of
scrawlingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scrawlingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Common School Journal
It is a vice which seems to prevail most, amongst learned men. A manuscript,
ever so badly spelt, is more easily read, than one scrawlingly written. It is almost
impossible to spell so falsely as wholly to mask the meaning. If one person
cannot ...
2
Cumberland & Westmorland, ancient & modern: the people, ...
Anderson has this remarkable idiom : " She yence cud ha' crammeled, and writ
herawn neame," meaning she once could have written her own name
crammelingly (scrawlingly). " Whea's aw this?" is a phrase most difficult to
understand, but ...
3
Shelley and His Circle, 1773-1822
The extreme, almost psychotic, depression that both Mrs. Thomas and Mary
Jones commented on can be felt in the very penmanship, the cramped half-
formed letters, the scrawlingly joined words, the incomplete words: "belod", "lef",
none of ...
Kenneth Neill Cameron,
1970
4
Carl, the Young Emigrant: A Memoir of Schools and Schoolmasters
Still he writes as illegibly or as scrawlingly as ever. You think your duty ' 'rs/done,
but you have as yet had no effect on him. He pouts, mopes, flounders, and
despairs: but no progress. Ferule, keeping-in, black marks, extra tasks, all are
tried, ...
5
Two Love Stories; an Anglo-Spanish romance. By the author of ...
lCyril assented by a gesture, and Denvir read with difliculty, so scrawlingly was
the first part especially written, as follows :— "Cyril! hope, idol of my soul! has thy
Luisa arrived in time to save thee'! The oflicer with the king's order has just left me
...
Yours scrawlingly. JAMES M. HACKWORTH. Thegspir-it and most of the matter of
this letter, I do most heartily commend to the readers of the Review. T. F. For the
Christian Review. METHODIST DISCIPLINE vs. THE BIBLE. I have now lying ...
7
A compendium of Molesworth's Marathi and English dictionary
*a=|a*JT JTfaT m. n. Scaly ant- eater, [boiling. Milk inspissated by T n. The
shoulder-joint. A goblin viewed as the spirit of a deceased Musal- mau. 2 A term
for a furious fellow ; a devil, a spitfire. *3WR[r ad. Scrawlingly— writing. [Vile. a.
Cross ...
James Thomas Molesworth, Baba Padmanji,
1863
8
The Craig Kennedy Scientific Detective Megapack: 25 Classic ...
And, wonderingly, he read on the white page the words and the name written by
Alice herself, scrawlingly but distinctly, the day before in the garden of
NotreDame. CHAPTERXIV THE WOMAN IN THE CASE Coquenil was neither
surprised ...
Arthur B. Reeve, R. Austin Freeman, John Russell Fearn,
2012
9
Dostoevskii’s Overcoat: Influence, Comparison, and ...
Ibid., pp. 72, 96 n. 15; see also Richard Peace, Dostoyevsky:An Examination of
the Major Novels, Bristol Classical Press, London, 1992, p. 148. 78. There are
other denunciations before this, including the 'nasty, unsigned, scrawlingly
written, ...
Joe Andrew, Robert Reid,
2013
10
Tours in Scotland: 1747, 1750, 1760
It seems to have been the Bishop's practice to locate and date the letters
immediately before franking them by the mail-coach ; thus Orton, if scrawlingly
written, might easily have been misread Corcum. See note, p. 32. ' The Ferrytown
...
Richard Pococke, Daniel William Kemp,
2007