10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLAVERINGLY»
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slaveringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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So is the malicious feeling of enjoyment in the servant's countenance—that
countenance in which, by long indulgence in gross debauch, at the expense of
his master's cellar, the blood has been curdled, and the muscles of the lips
slaveringly ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1834
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Abridged from H.J. ...
St. Jude. To FOAM. v. n. To froth; to gg.the_r foam. Shakspeare. To be in rage; to
e violently agitated. St. Mark, ix, _ _ F0 AMINGLY. ad. Slaveringly; frothily. Sherd.
F(§'_l§MY. a. Covered with foam; frothy. i ne . .r. Lfuppe, Germ.] A small pocket.
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chalmers, 1853
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A dictionary of the English language
SlaVeringly, ad. with slaver or drivel. Sla'very, §. the state of a slave, bondage.
Sla've-trade, *. the inhuman practice of buying and selling human beings for
slaves. Sla'viah, a. servile, base, mean. Slavishly, ad. servilely, meanly. Sla'
vishness ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1847
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The Good, The Dad and the Ugly: The Trials of Fatherhood
And yet, with the press monitoring every twist and turn – no less slaveringly than
they would now – the unequivocal evidence of the blood tests was disregarded.In
1943 only tenUSstates recognised blood testingin paternity cases, and ...
5
Lydia Thompson: Queen of Burlesque
In traditional fashion she tries the chairs, eats the porridge, tests the beds, falls
asleep, and awakes to be confronted by the three bears, slaveringly furious at the
little girls tres pass. As a last wish before she is gobbled up, Little Silverhair asks
...
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An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
Slaveringly, ad. Dan (gan) ollwng ei boer ar byd ei farf fellledfrydig. Slavery. See
Bondage; Bond-service; and Drudgery. Slaughter, s. Lladdfa; lladdiad, fee. A
general slaughter, Lladdfa dra-llwyr(gyffred- in, gyffredinol.) Man-slaughter.
John Walters, Hannah Walters, 1828
But after the palimony case, with his magazine on a dangerous wobble, Larry
Simon had been slaveringly eager to take Leblanc 's money. 'Larry. Good
morning. Yes, yes, who else? Now take off your eyeshades and your hairnet and
...
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Tales for the Thrifty Barbarian: An Anthology of High Fantasy
Thusly, these ten specimens stood slaveringly stunned in the sudden presence of
treasure. Their weapon arms tensed, marking recovery from their considerable
shock, and one of them rumbled Fialt's favourite witticism, “Huh (in Ogrish, 'huh' ...
Cynthia Mackinnon, Larry N. Morris, 2006
'I want youuuuuuuu, I love you' continued Humphrey slaveringly! 'Hey . . . Hey!
Steady on old chap,' shuddered the little creature, its focus wavering slightly 'I
know you're excited, but . . . . that's ridiculous!' Trying to dry the card quickly, Vass
...
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Further Adventures of Lad
But the slaveringly foul jaws did not so much as touch the hem of the Mistress's
dress. Between her and the sow flashed a swirl of mahogany-and-snow. Lad,
charging at full speed, crashed into the forward-lurching sixhundredweight of
solid ...
Albert Payson Terhune, 2012
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLAVERINGLY»
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slaveringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Guillaume Tell, Royal Opera House, review: Gang rape and …
Some directors love to shock, but Damiano Michieletto got more than he bargained for when he staged the slaveringly-protracted stripping-naked of a female ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Wilmington on Movies: Mad Max: Fury Road
... or the Imperator Furiosa as she's also known, is a lady Road Warrior who's trying to rescue the five women, one of whom is pregnant, from their slaveringly evil ... «Movie City News, May 15»
The average Cycling Weekly reader loves Darcy Bussell and Twix …
Mmmm.” When I put the same thing to my friend Bernard, his response was slaveringly unprintable. “But she has hair like Margaret Thatcher!” I said. “Margaret ... «Cycling Weekly, Dec 14»
Jamie's Comfort Food, episode one, Channel 4, review: 'slaveringly …
By contrast, Comfort Food was slaveringly extravagant. This doesn't have to mean cholesterol, but it tends to. Oliver's next dish, macaroni cheese, used a trinity ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 14»
Art books are in danger – and the art world is the culprit
In any case, the art book is in retail terms a luxury item, something with which one enjoys an almost slaveringly sensual relationship: we don't just turn its pages, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
How Should A Game Be?
The negativity, then, came from critics, not reviewers. Kotatu's Kirk Hamilton summarized the two primary issues with Bioshock (which was slaveringly anticipated ... «The Awl, Jan 14»
Channel 4's Shameless: The Squalor Porn Of Benefits Street
We all know what we're supposed to think about benefit claimants – even the most slaveringly Pavlovian among us don't need it spelling out after all this time. «The Quietus, Jan 14»
A Review of Bhog, in Pleasantville
That success was repeated in Bhog's chicken, slaveringly luscious with a nutty sauce we were still spooning up long after the meat was gone. However, the ... «New York Times, Jul 13»
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
The villains—aged Nazi partisans, unscrupulous industrialists, and slaveringly lecherous state-appointed guardians—are just too villainous, and the heroes—a ... «Slate Magazine, Dec 11»
New NFL Magazine says Peyton is the MVP
I have never, ever seen any magazine from any type of genre begin so utterly, and slaveringly, ignorantly. I will never, ever read a piece of crap like that. «NBCSports.com, Dec 11»
