10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHELTERY»
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Dictionaid: Dictionary in Reverse
VERB- House, Protect, Shelter, Quarter; Garb, Dress, Attire, Clothe; Fan, Cool,
Shade; Aircondition; Tuck, Wrap, Warm, Cover, Swaddle; Dry, Wipe; Rub,
Massage; Revive, Resuscitate; NOUN Sheltery, Protection; Comfort; Home, Roof,
House, ...
2
The natural history of Selborne
Whether my brother is forestalled in his nondescript or not, he will have the credit
of first discovering that they spend their winters under the warm and sheltery
shores of Gibraltar and Barbary. Scopoli's characters of his ordines and genera
are ...
The drier Arr is generally the more salutary and healthy, so it be not too sheltery
and infesied with heat or fuliginous vapours, win'ch is by no means a friend to
health and Longzvity, as Avicen note' of the Acts-'apt whoseldome arived to any ...
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... which, although perhaps not all built on very tasteful models, have yet an airy
and spri htly character, and with their fiel s of brighter verdure and sheltery groves
, may be fairly allowed to add to, rather than detract from, the beauty of a scene, ...
5
Evenings in the Duffrey
THE BATTLE OF BALLINVEGGA. THE harsh winds and sleet of early spring had
been succeeded by milder weather, and we occasionally enjoyed the warm
sunshine, as we went to school in the morning by sheltery fences. I paid a
temporary ...
Patrick KENNEDY (Irish Folklorist.), 1869
6
Legends of mount Leinster, by Harry Whitney
... to wash de shirt, nor no grase to put on de pumps, an so I trew up de notion
altogeder of bein' a spectacle among de good Christians, an' I'm ever sense
obleeged to spend de hours of sarvice sleepin' on de sunny side of a sheltery
ditch.
7
Encyclopaedia Londinensis
SHELTERY, aafj. Aflbrding shelter.—They spend their winters under the warm
and sheltery shores of Gibraltar and Barbary. W7zite's Selhorne. SHELTIE, s. A
small horse, so called in Scotland.-— Shetland produces little horses, commonly
...
8
The New Sporting Magazine
But jist thry a cast there, sir, and I'll hould on as far as the ford at Conway, for
there's no use in thrying that sheltery reach below.” ' Paddy left me in possession
of a fine pool, and [had soon proof of his thorough knowledge of the haunts of the
...
9
Some memorials of Renée of France, duchess of Ferrara ...
... matters come to our knowledge by other good means, we thought it very
expedient as well for the furtherance of the matter, as for her Matie'8 better
sheltery (?) to send the princes of Almaine word thereof with all the best diligence
we could.
Isabella M. Braikenridge, Renée (consort of Hercules ii, duke of Ferrara.), 1859
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The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, in the ...
... he will have the credit of first discovering that they spend their winters under
the warm and sheltery sliores of Gibraltar and Barbary. Scopoli's characters of his
ordines and genera are clean, just, and expressive, and much in the spirit of ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHELTERY»
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sheltery is used in the context of the following news items.
A quest for success: Lifelong passion led Ryan King to ownership of …
“You know, back then, parents were a little less sheltery than they are now. They would open the door, I would run up the hills, and I might not come back. Yeah ... «Bizjournals.com, Apr 11»
Views of Ireland you won't have seen before
True, there's the twin-hulled cruiser for tourists, moored for the winter at the sheltery end, and the summer ritual of draft-net fishing for salmon by a few encircling ... «Irish Times, Jan 11»
