10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCRUBBILY»
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scrubbily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Children of the Ghetto: a study of a peculiar people
The beard he shocked father so by shaving off, has sprouted scrubbily during his
illness. On the dead face it seems a mockery, like the Talith and phylacteries that
have not been removed." A phrase of Leonard James vibrated in Esther's ears ...
2
Outing: Sport, Adventure, Travel, Fiction
... and then a long, steep, white beach, backed by innumerable white sand-
hillocks, here and there scrubbily wooded, and beyond all the tops of several
church-spires of the town. Soon after we changed our course the lamp was
lighted in the ...
3
Michigan State Farmers' Institutes
Pack the same quality in each package, firsts and seconds by themselves. Would
pick apples as soon as they are ripe and keep them in a cool place. Mrs. Carlton:
Scrub fruit handled scrubbily will not sell. Put up fruit right and we can expect ...
4
Annual Report of the Secretary of the State Board of ...
Pack the same quality in each package, firsts and seconds by themselves. Would
pick apples as soon as they are ripe and keep them in a cool place. Mrs. Carlton:
Scrub fruit handled scrubbily will not sell. Put up fruit right and we can expect ...
Michigan. State Board of Agriculture, 1896
... been scrubbily served as to inches." Then, with a fast-beating heart, she
stepped over the threshold of the famous chamber, the grizzly abode of which
she had heard such terrible stories, but fetched a sigh of relief when, on looking
around, ...
6
Report of the Secretary
Mrs. Carlton: Scrub fruit handled scrubbily will not sell. Put up fruit right and we
csd expect good prices. I hire work by the day but have to watch them.
INSTITUTE AT ST. JOHNS. FEBRUARY 13 AND 14, 1895. PROGRAM. 846
STATE BOARD ...
Michigan. State Board of Agriculture, 1895
7
Outing and the Wheelman
... and then a long, steep, white beach, backed by innumerable white sand-
hillocks, here and there scrubbily wooded, and beyond all the tops of several
church-spires of the town. Soon after we changed our course the lamp was
lighted in the ...
Now a sergent de ville is a sergent de ville (recognisable by his uniform) all
France over. Felise held Pere Chavrol, who exercised that function at Bran- tome,
in high esteem. This policeman had a fat, dark, grinning, scrubbily-moustached
face ...
9
Due Considerations: Essays and Criticism
... Joan Mitchell's scrubbily brushed abstractions,Nell Blaine'squasi-naïve stilllifes
, LelandBell's heavilysimplified nudes,and the obscureEarl Kerkam's worried,
often incompletenudesand self-portraits, expressing “a quieter kind of yearning”
as ...
He was with a tall, scrubbily bearded sergeant whose vaguely clownish
appearance was accentuated by a grin. The sergeant's plastic helmet liner was
stenciled with the identification "Dangerous Mosquito on the Way." He wore his
weapon, ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCRUBBILY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scrubbily is used in the context of the following news items.
I want to know what love is
The nights when we are unashamed to scrubbily sit on the couch and vegetate in front of one another increase. See enough of each other like this, and we ... «The Chicago Maroon, May 15»
Edinburgh Festival 2012: Sheeps, Pleasance Beside, review
As they drolly yank apart sketch conventions, along a knowingly spurious, Dan Brown-ish plot thread, Al, Jonno and the scrubbily bearded Liam need to be ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 12»
Edinburgh Festival 2012: Edinburgh in brief
As they drolly yank apart sketch conventions, along a knowingly spurious, Dan Brown-ish plot thread, Al, Jonno and the scrubbily bearded Liam need to be ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 12»
Great Works: Der Blutende (The Bleeding Man), 1911 (103.9 x 80.5 …
... some kind, the body outspread against cloth – the background is rendered so indefinably scrubbily that we can never be really sure. This would, all the same, ... «The Independent, Mar 12»
Great Works: A Pair of Boots (Les Souliers), 1887 (33cm x 40.9cm …
We see so clearly how Vincent attacked them, feverishly, with his brush strokes, from all directions, across, up, down, sometimes wildly scrubbily. That fabric ... «The Independent, Jan 12»
