10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHAWLLESS»
Discover the use of
shawlless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shawlless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
shawlless. to. catch. as. much. water. as. she. could. with. her. hair. and. clothes.
She came in and lay down on the settle, all soaked as she was, turning her face
to the back, and putting her hands before it. 'Well, Miss!' I exclaimed, touching her
...
2
My Married Life at Hillside
... at the time, and my attention was only called to the occurrence by beholding
Mrs. G., apparently half distracted, darting, bonnetless and shawlless, across the
lawn, as if in pursuit of her shadow The next moment she passed through the
great ...
3
Belgravia: A London Magazine
At last Judith can bear it no longer ; she rushes out into the garden, hatless,
shawlless, anything is better — even the drizzling rain, which has just begun to
fall — than that terrible lack of sound, that infinitude of stitches ; she strays away
down ...
4
Dancing on the Frontier
Themen were in jeans and shirts and thegirls, whilst not showing much skin,
were shawlless and wore high heels. A man started playing a song on an electric
keyboard and several couples stood up to dance. Then,when the song was
finished ...
5
Dalmeny; or, The laird's secret
Vain expectation ! The old gentleman recognized me, I saw, and encounter them
I must. Here was a situation ! Shawlless, — gloveless, — breathless, my dress
torn and wet, my face flushed with the heat, and the speed at which I had come; ...
6
The West in the East From an American Point of View
In the United States we have not even scratched the surface of our taxable
possibilities, while in Great Britain it looks as if Mrs. Bull's shawl will have to go
next, and they have dreary weather for coatless men and shawlless women in
Great ...
7
Fair France: Impressions of a Traveller
... on the pavement of Regent Street Quadrant, exposed to the gaze of all passers
-byl And what decent English maid-servant would choose to saunter bonnetless,
shawlless, on her sweetheart's arm, staring in at the Strand shop-windows?
Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, 1872
8
Liberal Review: An Organ of the Independent Thinkers of America
I almost thought myself a Carmen as I mounted the steps to join the Spanish
looking crowd assembled there, the gay be- ribboned women, shawlless and
hatless ; men whose talk was as, Italian or as Spanish to me as the prima donnas
who ...
Mangasar Mugurditch Mangasarian, 1904
The Spectator, being shawlless, retired to the cold comfort of his bed. Such was
his introduction to the delights of the tropics 1 9 Of course time brought him juster
impressions. There came days of perpetual sunshine, days and weeks without a
...
It was getting dark too, and the chill wind was just turning to rain, but it was with a
sense of relief, almost of gladness, that she turned away, and sped through the
deserted streets, hatless and shawlless as she was, to Jesse Wynn's.
