10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SKIPPINGLY»
Discover the use of
skippingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
skippingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Road to Ruin: Comedy in Five Acts
Thanks, my Sultana! — This halcyon night the priest, pronouncing conjurations
dire Widow. Go, go. Harry. Ay, to-night we'll marry ; shall we not ? Widow. I'll not
answer you a word ! Enter Sophia skippingly, but stops short. How dare you talk
to ...
Thomas Holcroft, Mrs. Inchbald, 1808
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Thesaurus of English Words: So Classified and Arranged as to ...
Adv. Irregularly, &c, by fits, by snatches, by starts, by catches, skippingly, by skips.
138. Regularity of recur rence, punctuality. Periodicity, intermittance, beat,
alternation, alternity, pulsa tion,alternateness, alternativeness, bout, round,
revolution, ...
Peter Mark Roget, Barnas Sears, 1854
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The Essays of Henry Timrod
... of Augusta Evans Wilson: I have read (skippingly) St Elmo. Somebody lent it to
my wife— I could not have got it otherwise— for nobody sends me books or
magazines, and of course I can't purchase them. I have yet to see Jane [sic]
Ingelow, ...
Henry Timrod, Edd Winfield Parks, 2007
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Amable turned away from her lather with a light laugh, and a light step, and
stealing skippingly round the garden wall—-for already the paternal prohibitions
had gone forth——bounded towards a grove of wild shrubs at the further end.
Reuben Percy, John Timbs, 1831
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Italiano, inglese, e francese
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, v. n. to skip , trip along, faut Her Salt<»£IIo, f.m, о little ship, petit faut, bond S»t:*
rcllo, /. m. jack of a fpinnet, fau- ttreau Sa'iéro, jT. ra- a pfulter, pfeantier Sj l:cro ...
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The Memoirs of Ernest A. Forssgren, Proust's Swedish Valet
E.A.F. After a sporadic, skippingly fragmentary perusal of the above mentioned
alleged “biography,” this incomprehensible, nonsensical drivel, perpetrated by
this certain Painter I would suggest his immediate return to house painting.
Ernest A. Forssgren, William C. Carter, 2006
Charlotta caught the movement, skippingly She blew along the pavement, hardly
knowing Toward what destination she was going. She fetched up opposite a
jeweller's shop, Where filigreed tiaras shone like crowns, And necklaces of ...
His larger intention was, I suspect, to apply to the play the 'fresh, unrealistic
treatment' for which Professor Sprague has interestingly called.1 So it was that
the opening soliloquy was spoken skippingly, that a red ' Olivier' wig was donned
for ...
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The Multi-Dimensionality of Time as a Spatial Continuum
... Crucifixes' to—u/hat—they—erect—to's tWo legs are fettered to their ends.
They gnaw him, it, down onto the zipper of their screwed-ness, the -ixanti-eoilistie
“medioeraey” from which, once gnawed, it tested “skippingly” prancing to Preface
.
Mihajlo Bugarinovic, 2005
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Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases
... 209 erternal 220 skinned: thick - 376 thin - 375 skinny thin 203 all skin 223 skip
jump 309 neglect 460 rejoice 838 (amusement 840) skipjack prosperous 734 lou'
born S76 skipper sea captain 269 captain 745 skippet 101 skippingly 70 skips, ...
Christopher Orlando Sylvester Mawson
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SKIPPINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
skippingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Chronic Illness: The Non-Vacation Vacation
If island vacations aren't your preference, what about mindful meditation that takes you to the slope of a lush mountainside, or the banks of a skippingly cheerful ... «Beliefnet, Jul 15»
People Shouldn't Ask Why I'm Not Drinking—but They Do. Here's …
For another, there are a host of record-skippingly awkward answers to that question that you probably don't want to hear. Do you really need to know that ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 15»
'Leviathan' Turns on a Modern-Day Job
Kolya works out of a tiny garage next to the house, a heart-skippingly lovely fixer-upper with flaking walls, the usual cozy clutter and enormous picture windows ... «New York Times, Dec 14»
In Scotland, remote hostels run on the honor system
I did its northern half, skipping the lowland part of the hike and heading straight into the landscape so heart-skippingly shown in the James Bond movie Skyfall. «Dallas Morning News, Jul 14»
Take a walk on the mild side in remote Scotland
I did its northern half, skipping the lowland part of the hike and heading straight into the landscape so heart-skippingly shown in the James Bond movie “Skyfall. «The Japan Times, Mar 14»
Travel: Hiking Scottish trails
I did its northern half, skipping the lowland part of the hike and heading straight into the landscape so heart-skippingly shown in the James Bond movie “Skyfall. «Sacramento Bee, Mar 14»
In remote Scotland, take a walk on the mild side
I did its northern half, skipping the lowland part of the hike and heading straight into the landscape so heart-skippingly shown in the James Bond movie "Skyfall. «Online Athens, Mar 14»
Joely Richardson: It's taken four years to get over my sister's death
And while it's glib to say that she's moved on, she says she has “not easily, not skippingly” crossed a threshold. Though Natasha has come with her. «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 13»
Great works: Grande Mannequinerie (1951) by Jean Hélion
He painted them joyously, skippingly even, with crisp graphic fervour, as if he and his subjects were engaged in a kind of dance or romp. It had not always been ... «The Independent, May 13»
The best books for Christmas: Our pick of 2010
The Finger Handbook (Yale, £18.99), by the curator and art historian Angus Trimble, is written skippingly, and wears its wide-ranging scholarship lightly. It deals ... «Independent, Nov 10»
