10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLOPINGNESS»
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slopingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
slopingness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
His Comical romance of a company of stage-players. In three ...
Had his Horses been willing to have made use of the Slopingness of the Way, ;
hey might have finished the Remamder of the Day in less than half a qu: r- ter ot
an Hour: tiut instead of pulling amain, they curvetted about, snuffing abrinyAir, ...
Scarron (Monsieur), John Savage,
1727
2
A New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English Languages: ...
Slope, Slopeness, talus, talut, m Slope, v. biaiser Sloping, a. oblique, • qtii
Slopingly, ad. ilr t ravers Slopingness, a. talus m. pente, ( Sloppy, a. gdchtux, se.
«a&, e. Slops, s. ckausses a la matelote. f.pl. fflot&.MfWM*, '". Slothful, a.
paresseux, se.
Thomas Nugent, J. Ouiseau,
1826
3
Henry Fielding and the Heliodoran Novel: Romance, Epic, and ...
Had his Horses been willing to make use ot the slopingness of the Way, they
might have finished the remainder of the Day in less than half a quarter of an
Hour: But instead of pulling amain, they curvetted about, snuffing a Briny Air,
which set ...
4
Advances in Economics and Econometrics: Theory and ...
2 Tests of the upward-slopingness of EU indifference curves were generally not
carried out - it being felt self-evident. But see later. 3 I should remark that there
are strong differences of opinion (mainly between psychologists and economists)
...
David M. Kreps, Econometric Society. World Congress, Kenneth F. Wallis,
1997
5
National Health Policy: What Role for Government?
I have contributed at least to the quantity, if not to the quality, of that literature
myself, and I believe that the downward slopingness of the demand for medical
care can be accepted as an empirical fact; the other six hypotheses that I have
related ...
6
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
... or Slopingness of a Wall. x Schiefer, del', a Slare, a Kind of a sofi Stone ofa
bluish Colour, that separates by Leave: and which i. fit to cover Hóusea with. det
Tafelfcltjefet, a Slate in Tables. ein Kohscnk'hírfer, a Coal -Sláre. ein ...
7
Molesworth's, Marathi-English dictionary
[for. n S Slopingness or slope ; declivousness or declination. 2 fig. Tendency,
inclination, propensity, disposition towards. (S) An upper or outer garment, e
WTO. t> e (TJTW^BT) To throw on ; to cast loosely around or over the body (a
shawl, ...
Thomas Candy, George Candy, Narayan Govind Kalelkar, James Thomas Molesworth
Had his horses been willing to have made use of the slopingness of the way, they
might have finished the remainder of the day in less than half a quarter of an hour
; but instead of pulling a main, they curveted about snuffing a briny air, which ...
Frederick Alfred De Armas,
1972
They are smart and handsome ; prices start at $39.75. In general, the jackets are
long- ish, and the shoulders have a natural square look or discreet padding with
only a hint of slopingness. There are small beige-and-white checked tweed suits
...
10
Nouveau dictionnaire de poche: françois-anglois, et ...
Slop, v. salir —, s. gâchis, ш. Slop-baton ,9. le bassin , m. Slope , a. obliune, •• -
—, s. pente , échancrure, f. Slope , Slopenfsi , s. talus , talul , m. rampe, f. Slope, v.
biaiser Sloping, a. oblique, a- qui penche Siopingly, ad. de travers Slopingness ...
Thomas Nugent, Louis Francoi̧s Fain,
1818