10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOMEWISE»
Discover the use of
somewise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
somewise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
II Ah, little green eyes, Ah, little eyesof mine, Ah, Heaven bewilling That you think
ofme somewise. The dayof departure Youcame fullofgrieving Andto seeI was
leavingThe tears 'ganto start sure With theheavy torture Ofsorrows unbrightened
...
William Carlos Williams,
2014
Questions 41 through 43 refer to the following conversation. M: Hello, I am Eddy
Cooper from Mag-Tec Appliances. I'm calling to ask you some survey questions
about the Somewise DVD player you bought the other day. W: Ah ... how long will
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lookt at me somewise oddways, and sudden she to come into laughter, and askt
me whether that I did be very empty; and in the same moment there to be a
wondrous dear look within her eyes; so that I perceived that there went a
mothernote ...
William Hope Hodgson,
2014
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99 cent e-book;The Night Land
Now, truly, I did be very hungry that time, and indeed to be alway so, for the
tablets did be lookt at me somewise oddways, and sudden she to come into
laughter, and askt me whethe; went a mother-note under her impudence. And
she to yearn ...
Hodgson, William Hope,
2013
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The Collected Poems of William Carlos Williams: 1909-1939
Ah, Heaven be willing That you think of me somewise. Deep is my assurance Of
you, little green eyes, That in truth you realize Something of my durance Eyes of
hope's fair assurance And good premonition By virtue of whose condition All ...
William Carlos Williams, A. Walton Litz, Christopher MacGowan,
1991
6
The Gossip Den: Volume 3 of 3 Memoirs of a MAGMAN, PI and ...
CHAPTER. 4. A. BIT. ABOUT. SOMEWISE. BUSINESSMEN. A. t times after I got
into the alarm and surveillance business, I'd run into some shrewd business
operators, such as a man I knew who called one Monday morning from out of
town.
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Divine Judgement and Divine Benevolence in the Book of Wisdom
... difficulties experienced by Jason in his quest for the Golden Fleece, and this is
its sense in Wisdom also. Jason, in his contest against Aeetes, is described as '
somewise resembling Ares, and somewise Apollo of the golden sword' (lines III.
... and with spear and shield came forth to the contest; and at the same time he
took the gleaming helmet of bronze filled with sharp teeth, and his sword girt
round his shoulders, his body stripped, in somewise resembling Ares and in
somewise ...
... with spear and shield came forth tothe contest; andatthesame time he took the
gleaming helmet of bronzefilledwith sharp teeth, and hisswordgirt roundhis
shoulders, his body stripped, in somewise resembling Ares and in somewise
Apollo of ...
... andatthe same time he took the gleaminghelmet ofbronze filled with sharp
teeth, andhis sword girt round his shoulders, his body stripped, in somewise
resembling Aresandin somewise Apollo ofthe golden sword. And gazing over
thefieldhe ...
Rhodius, Apollonius,
2014