10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIGHTLIEST»
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sightliest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Commodore Vanderbilt: An Epic of American Achievement
Fun and feisty, this is a terrific work of classic biography. Also available from Cosimo Classics: Howden Smith's John Jacob Astor: Landlord of New York.
Arthur D. Howden Smith, 2007
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The Reformed Church Review ...
“Do you want the nighest way or the sightliest way” inquired the Old man. They
said they wanted the sightliest way, and he said, “ That is the nighest.” What
delightful phrases! If they survive in men, so much the better for man. As Lowell,
in ...
It was a Native, also, who met the request of a strayed reveler in rurality to be put
on the road back to the hotel with the counter question, "Do you want the nighest
way or the sightliest?" And when the whimsiness of this moved the inquirer to ...
Leonard Bacon, Joseph Parrish Thompson, Richard Salter Storrs, 1909
It was a Native, also, who met the re— quest of a strayed reveler in rurality to be
put on the road back to the hotel with the counter question, “Do you want the
nighest way or the sightliest?” And when the whimsiness of this moved the
inquirer to ...
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Burford Cottage, and Its Robin-red-breast
dens for the sightliest cage; and the vicissitudes of want and plenty, of warmth
and cold, and food and hunger, for the shelter of any roof, or for a perpetual
trough of seed, or pan of paste? If such, too, were his barbarous design, by what
means ...
Edward Augustus Kendall, 1835
"Do you want the nighest way or the sightliest?" was his reply to their inquiry.
They smiled back at him and said that they would rather go home by the sightliest
way. "Well," he explained with a grave face but with a twinkle in his eye, "that is
the ...
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Burford cottage, and its robin-red-breast, by the author of ...
dens for the sightliest cage; and the vicissitudes of want and plenty, of warmth
and cold, and food and hunger, for the shelter of any roof, or for a perpetual
trough of seed, or pan of paste? If such, too, were his barbarous design, by what
means ...
Edward Augustus Kendall, 1835
“Do you want the nighest way or the sightliest? " was his reply to their enquiry.
They smiled back at him and said that they would rather go home by the sightliest
way. “Well,” he explained with a grave face but with a twinkle in his eye, “That is ...
George Park Fisher, George Burton Adams, Henry Walcott Farnam, 1921
It's near about the sightliest place I ever see. Well, no, — I don't see how's to
ketch them turkeys. Miss Bemont, she 't lives over on Woodehuck Hill, she's got a
lot o' little turkeys in a coop ; I guess you'd better go 'long over there, an' ef you
can't ...
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John Simon on Theater: Criticism, 1974-2003
The two worst and un- sightliest performers, the author and Linda Bassett, are
given three parts each, even though they haven't enough variety for one. Larry
Pine (Andy) and Lynsey Baxter (Mindy) are satisfactory though unmemorable; the
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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SIGHTLIEST»
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NiteTalk: Edwin Mendez on the Mayfair's Sundown Swing
Leading the way is the Mayfair Hotel & Spa, which has one of the swingingest (and sightliest) happy hours in town. Niteside got with Edwin Mendez, the inn's ... «NBC 6 Miami, May 12»
