10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SISTERLIKE»
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She then related a dream in which she and a sisterlike figure had fought. The
sisterlike figure was trying to connect with her, but she (Laura) did not want to
participate. Laura was glad to maintain the separation, but the sister was
struggling to ...
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Cuba and the Fall: Christian Text and Queer Narrative in the ...
involvement in his life of siblings, such as sisterlike cousins, aunts, and
grandparents, all of whom nurse the singular male child's character at home in
jubilant despair. Alternity operates as a function of paternity. It works as the
alternative to the ...
3
Apparitions of the Self: The Secret Autobiographies of a ...
... the past [33]; the mother- and sisterlike pilgrims who embarrass him with their
affection [34]; and of course the dakin1s who give him Treasures [2,1, 42], act as
his consorts [30], and are instrumental in the breaking of his Treasure codes [44].
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The New Other Woman: Contemporary Single Women in Affairs ...
Since the demographic constraints continue to affect succeeding generations of
women, mothers and grown daughters may become more sisterlike, comparing
their problems in finding an agreeable relationship with a man. But if her sisters ...
5
The Kaiser: a life of Wilhelm II, last Emperor of Germany
Sisterlike, our souls ascended from the mysterious spring of all existence; only
different coverings and wings of different colors were given us." Holstein, who
was given the letter by Eulenburg to read, seized on the word "sisterlike.
Joachim von Kürenberg, 1955
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The Recognition of Sakuntala
Thereno hermit girls water the trees, nor bedew the creepers with their loving
sisterlike looks, nor feedtheyoung fawn with handfuls ofpaddy. There a single boy
fills the loving bosomof the entireforestworld; heabsorbs allthe liveliness of the ...
7
Learning Joy from Dogs Without Collars: A Memoir
She loved having a little sisterlike friend to tag along and follow where she led.
Once when she and I were sitting in a doorway of a building on State Street in
Santa Barbara, a comfortably dressed man, hands in the pockets of his khakis,
came ...
8
Eliza Calvert Hall: Kentucky Author and Suffragist
Their mother, Eliza Hall Calvert, shared a sisterlike bond with Mary Kendall
Jones, and their friendship would help Samuel Calvert's descendants through a
trial he never could have foreseen.18 Samuel's church, unfortunately, did not
hold ...
Lynn E. Niedermeier, 2007
9
The French Revolution: A History
... and all Heads of Districts: sober Nuns sisterlike with flaunting nymphs of the
Opera, and females in common circumstances named unfortunate : the patriot
Rag-picker, and perfumed dweller in palaces ; for Patriotism like New-birth, and
also ...
10
The Pleasure of Writing: Critical Essays on Dacia Maraini
Veronica's interactions with Anzola, or with her wet nurse Gaspara (a character
that oscillates between a maternal and a sisterlike figure) are sharp at times, but
never deeply resentful or offensive. Maraini's own use of words is intended to ...
Rodica Diaconescu-Blumenfeld, Ada Testaferri, 2000
