10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERAPHICALLY»
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Critical and Miscellaneous Essays
A most portentous face of scoundrelism : a fat, snub, abominable face ; dew-
lapped, flat-nosed, greasy, full of greediness, sensuality, oxlike obstinacy; a
forehead impudent, refusing to be ashamed; and then two eyes turned up
seraphically ...
There he sits, and seraphically languishes, with this epigraph: A probable
conjecture were that this same Theosophy, Theophilanthropy, Solacement of the
Poor, to which our Archquack now more and more betook himself, might serve
not only ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1833
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The Secret Teachings of All Ages
... inhabit thesuburbsof heaven, and these are the officersofthe Generalissimo
ofthe world, that are asthe eyesandears of the great King, seeing and hearing all
things: they say these Rosie Cruciansare seraphically illuminated, as Moses was,
...
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Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, 4
A most portentous face of scoundrelism : a fat, snub, abominable face; dew -
lapped, flat -nosed, greasy, full of greediness, sensuality, oxlike obstinacy ; a
forehead impudent, refusing to be ashamed ; and then two eyes turned up
seraphically ...
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Melville "Among the Nations": Proceedings of an ...
It is thus to the "seraphically blonde" Lucy that the image of Beatrice Cenci
appears. We have noted that Isabel calls Lucy a "good angel." She does so not
from admiration, but in a high pitch of anguish, jealousy, and terror at the
prospect of ...
Sanford E. Marovitz, Athanasios C. Christodoulou, 2001
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The Works of Thomas Carlyle
A most portentous face of scoundrelism : a fat, snub, abominable face ; dew-
lapped, flat- nosed, greasy, full of greediness, sensuality, oxlike obstinacy ; a
forehead impudent, refusing to be ashamed ; and then two eyes turned up
seraphically ...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, 2010
A most portentous face of scoundrelism; a fat, snub, abominable face; dew-
lapped, flat-nosed, greasy, full of greediness, sensuality, oxlike obstinacy; a
forehead impudent, refusing to be ashamed ; and then two eyes turned up
seraphically ...
E. M. Butler, Eliza Marian Butler, 1993
Sharlz smiled seraphically. "What else could I do? My people were starving."
Trae stared at his father. Who was smiling also, if not seraphically. "You see how
it works? Since I'm the most reputable citizen there is—and, what a coincidence,
am ...
Eric Flint, David Drake, 2002
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The History of Pendennis ... With illustrations on wood by ...
... a ” Foker was beginning, in his wrath, when Blanche interposed. “ Henry, not a
word !—I pray you let there be forgiveness! ” “You're an angel, by Jove, you're an
angel!” said Foker, at whieh Blanche looked seraphically up to the chandelier.
William Makepeace Thackeray, 1856
There he sits, and seraphically languishes, with this epigraph : A probable
conjecture were that this same Theosophy, Theophilanthropy, Solacement of the
Poor, to which our Archquack now more and more betook himself, might serve
not ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SERAPHICALLY»
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seraphically is used in the context of the following news items.
La Fille mal gardée, Royal Ballet
... of kisses written across the stage, Cupid's bow and, most spectacularly, the spokes of a giant wheel, with the heroine turning on one toe seraphically at its hub. «The Arts Desk, Apr 15»
Juice for youthful-looking skin, says beauty guru Liz Earle (50)
"It was much harder than I thought. Just water - no coffee, no tea, no wine!" She smiles seraphically: "I'm a great believer in moderation." 'Juice' by Liz Earle (Kyle ... «Irish Independent, Jan 15»
Liz Earle's guide to juicing
... Frank, which supports water projects in the Third World. “It was much harder than I thought. Just water – no coffee, no tea, no wine!” She smiles seraphically. «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Come Heckle Christ: it's news – but it's not comedy
All Ladgrove does is beam seraphically at us, and respond to our questions with gnomic questions of his own. There's no effort to characterise Jesus, or imagine ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
Romeo and Juliet, Mariinsky, Covent Garden, review: 'irresistible'
... the breath away: seldom can rapture have looked more seraphically vivid or beautiful, and there was already a strong sense of a character with rich inner life. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 14»
Six of the best: pieces inspired by birdsong
Completed in 1914, the British composer's pastoral romance for violin and orchestra is an evocation of the 'seraphically free' song of the skylark, inspired by ... «Classical-Music.com, May 14»
Concertgebouw Orchestra, Barbican Hall, review
He has such a seraphically pure tone he could make a plain major scale sound riveting – which was just as well, as Haydn's concerto has an awful lot of them. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
It may not be a milestone birthday but turning 42 has inspired one …
Seraphically well-tempered during the day, she saves up all her rage for a black hour before sleep. We've given up trying to work out why. I've decided it's ... «The Independent, Feb 14»
Foolproof Christmas dinner planner
Best way to win is to button your lip, smile seraphically and change the subject. Thou shalt keep it simple. Two vegetables well cooked is far better than six badly ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
Scent of a Hotel - part 2.
It is an intriguing mix of dates, rose and cedar that rises up to define the essence of the legendary hotel almost seraphically,“ offers Pierre Jochem, the General ... «4Hoteliers, Dec 13»
