10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEARNESS»
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searness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
European Life and Manners: In Familiar Letters to Friends
... old and decayed ; the foliage all gone at the top ; and what few leaves remain
below, bearing all the searness and yellowness of autumn, and only waiting a
strong wind to scatter the whole. You are all fresh and green ; full of swelling
buds ...
2
The principles and practice of arithmetic, etc
3d., THE leading events of English History are related with sim licity, and their
con. nexion traced with Searness, The narratives are confined to the most
memorable and important events; and those circumstances particularly marked,
which ...
3
Cleon. [A drama in five acts and in prose. Being part first ...
But when I passed from Cleon, sadness broadened Upon my heart, as winter on
the earth, And all my green-leaved hopes grew rustling searness ! I said, ' Sweet
sister, Helldongraugh is free I ' As though I mouthed a peasant maiden's dowry.
So from last year's timeworn sheddings, Buried birthdays, widow'd weddings,
Sorrow's refuse, pleasure's searness, Up to hearts in faith beholding, Peeps the
new-born year, unfolding Hope's bright bloom of snowy clearness. B MORNING.
Robert Wilson EVANS, 1860
5
Ascents and Passes in the Lake district of England; being a ...
The tourist indeed may he disconcerted to hear, as he will be told by the
guidebooks of a few years back, that here “ Searness rushes into the water.” But
there is probably no serious danger. 'From the lake's edge at all points on the
north shore ...
Was she not all the world to him now that a bit of searness had crept upon her, in
a married life of eight hard-working years ? That she had grown a little sear, he
felt somewhat keenly of late. She had a dreary, draggled look at breakfast, after ...
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 1869
7
Italy, classical, historical and picturesque
The ancient oak may continue to preserve the beauty of its youth to the eye of the
casual passenger, but the shepherd who looks down upon it from the hill top
marks the searness of its crown, betokening the approach of death. Born in the ...
8
Men, Women, and Ghosts, a Collection of Stories Reprinted ...
Was she not all the world to him now that a bit of searness had crept upon her, in
a married life of eight hard-working years? That she had grown a little sear, he
felt somewhat keenly of late. She had a dreary, draggled look at breakfast, after ...
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 1870
9
History of the Reformation in the sixteenth century, tr. by ...
But the torture, the stake, and the inquisition soon put him down. Geiler, of
Kaisersberg, was for three and thirty years the great -preacher of Germany. He
vigorously attacked the clergy. " Searness of leaf in a tree," said he, " shows that it
is ...
Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné, Jacob Jan Le Roy, 1843
10
Men, women, and ghosts: stories repr. from Amer. periodicals
Was she not all the world to him now that a bit of searness had crept upon her, in
a married life of eight hard-working years ? That she had grown a little sear, he
felt somewhat keenly of late. She had a dreary, draggled look at breakfast, after ...
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 1869
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEARNESS»
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searness is used in the context of the following news items.
Kicked out of school for having red hair: Pupil, 14, suspended for …
Fern, who lives in Searness Road, Middleton, with her mother, father Patrick brother Dion, 17, and sister Grace, two, is now missing lessons. Mrs Burke, herself a ... «Daily Mail, Sep 12»
