10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHREWMOUSE»
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Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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Reading for Our Time: 'Adam Bede' and 'Middlemarch' Revisited
We cannot take the shrewmouse trope as innocently “dead,” as one might with
the term “instill” used for Mr. Stelling's goal of importing Latin grammar and
Euclidean geometry into Tom Tulliver's mind. If literal language is possible, it is
likely, ...
3
Elsevier's Dictionary of Mammals
... Luzon Shrewrat; Northern Luzon Shrewmouse; North Luxaon Shrewmouse
Crunomys melanius Rodentia - Muridae e Mindanao Shrewrat; Southern
Shrewmouse; Southern Philippine Shrewmouse; Leyte Shrewrat Crunomys
rabori syn.
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Droll Stories Volume II
By thegods! besure that itwas a splendidanimal, with the finest tail ofthe whole
family, and was strutting about in thesun like a brave shrewmouse. It was proud
of having beenin this world sincetheDeluge, according to letterspatent of ...
5
The Treasury of Botany: A Popular Dictionary of the ...
A superstition prevailed among the old leeches that a shrewmouse, on creeping
over the limbs of man or the lower animals, was the cause of cramp and paralysis
. To cure this, a hole was made with an auger in the bole of an ash tree, and a ...
John Lindley, Thomas Moore, 1866
He was a water-shrewmouse, and very much like the common shrewmouse; but
he was larger than the common shrewmouse, and altogethera much haudeomer
animal. Wedding Rings and Ring Fingers. THE wedding ring is worn on the ...
7
Gleanings in natural history: Third and last series. To ...
The following fact will also shew that the shrewmouse will feed upon frogs. The
intelligent and observant foreman of the works in His Majesty': Parks, saw a
shrew-mouse and a frog struggling together. The former had seized the latter by
the ...
8
Ecocritical Shakespeare
Renaissance natural history and biblical exegesis looked beyond the English
language in an attempt to understand the shrewmouse and its proper place
within the order of things. In these texts, the shrewmouse continues to artfully
elude ...
Dr Dan Brayton, Dr Lynne Bruckner, 2013
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Country Walks of a Naturalist with His Children:
A shrew ash wasmadethus: intothe body ofthe tree a deep hole was bored with
anauger, and a poor devoted shrewmouse wasthrust in alive, andplugged in,no
doubt withseveral quaint incantations long since forgotten.” It is marvellous how ...
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Ten Thousand Wonderful Things
White, in his Natural History of Selborne, describes a shrewash as an ash whose
twigs or branches, when gently appliedto the limbsof cattle,will immediately
relieve thepains which abeast suffers from the running ofa shrewmouse
overthepart ...
Edmund Fillingham King, 2014
