10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOOTILY»
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sootily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sootily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
At one corner of the cleared ice two rubber tires burned sootily. . . . (Emphasis
added.) William Styron has a large vocabulary and he uses a great many big
words in this passage from his story "Love Day" in his A Tidewater Morning, but
see ...
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National Geographic Learning Reader: Environment: Our Impact ...
... lamp, you don't think of the huge, sprawling power plant that's generating the
electricity (noisily, odoriferously, sootily) many miles away. Refrigerators replaced
iceboxes, air conditioners replaced heat prostration, and in 1956 the electric can
...
National Geographic Learning, 2013
And nations that organize defiance to the nature of their being become
regimented hordes of incoherent manlings, sootily perspiring downward to their “
heaven”, dancing the dance of death, shrieking the songs of “Progress” Observe
for ...
Anton LaVey Ragnar Redbeard
Down past the warning lights, the right wing of the airplane, tilted up into the
sump, burned sootily. He quickly opened the rear door. A drawn, somber O'Reith
returned his salute, smiled wearily and slumped into the rear cushions.
Bennington ...
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The Iron Woman: Easyread Super Large 20pt Edition
They were sitting now in the long arbor, where the Isabella grapes were ripening
sootily in the sparse September sunshine which sifted down between the
yellowing leaves, and touched Mrs. Richie's brown hair; Robert Ferguson saw,
with a ...
Margaret Wade Campbell Deland, 2009
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Children of the Red King #8: Charlie Bone and the Red Knight
Mrs. Vertigo had often complained about the mess that jackdaws made, dropping
twigs down her chimney. twice a jackdaw had been found flapping sootily around
their living room. as emma winged her way above the rooftops, she could hear ...
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The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... SOOTHE ; soothers SORDINO -,' - SOOTHES - soothers SORDOR -; soothes
SOOTH LY - - SORE -; sorel, sorer, SOOTIER - - sores SOOTILY - - SOREL -;
sorels, SOOTING - - sorely SOP - soph, sops SORES -; sorest SOPH - sophs,
SOPITE ...
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Extonare: A Breath of Fancy
... selvedge that had enshrined him in its aurific ardency, leaving but a dim ebony
twinkle, one which swelled rapidly, until the interior of the hut was sootily swathed
within its stellate sweep of rank jettiness. The effect of the wish made by Yasib, ...
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Century of the Soldier: The Collected Monarchies of God, ...
None of them noticed when the black furred shape with ruby eyes crept back into
the chamber through the smoke hood and took up its accustomed place in the
centre of a huge web that quivered sootily in the shadows of the great rafters.
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The Essential Maurice Hewlett Collection
Hunger makes a bad altar-flame; when it burns not sootily it fires the fabric.
Afterwards came something which they understood--Isoult between her two
women, the monk behind. A girl chained by the middle to a monk-Oh, miracle!
She sat very ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOOTILY»
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sootily is used in the context of the following news items.
Van Gogh the preacher? New show to explore artist's life before …
The Borinage inspired one of his first major works, The Potato Eaters, and its sootily dark palette, though it was not painted until 1885, after he had left the region. «The Guardian, Jan 15»
Essay: On the writer William Saroyan
Bill lumbered up the stairs. I opened the door and the draft sent the fire leaping out into the room. Bill said, "The tiger is in the fireplace!" and we all sootily pushed ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Aug 08»
