10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRAGGLINGLY»
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stragglingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A manual flora of Madeira and the adjacent islands of Porto ...
... rarely black or w. tf5. S. ATJBICULATUM Ait. Subarborescent erect stragglingly
fork-branched stellato- tomentose ; 1. large elliptic or ovate-oblong acuminate
attenuate at the base into the petiole floccoso-woolly glabrescent, petioles ...
Richard Thomas Lowe, 1868
Samuel Leech, a Napoleonic veteran of the lower deck, observed that: In a
merchantman the sails are spread, and set stragglingly and partially, portions
tumble down, flap about, and slowly, creepingly spread at intervals, and from the
several ...
3
The Friend of Australia: Or, a Plan for Exploring the ...
Or, a Plan for Exploring the Interior and for Carrying on a Survey of the Whole
Continent of Australia Thomas J. Maslen, Allen Francis Gardiner. The reader will
perceive that even a survey thus roughly and stragglingly carried on, would not ...
Thomas J. Maslen, Allen Francis Gardiner, 1836
4
American Colonial Writing
meeting the Indians in the woods armed with guns in this sort, it was a terror unto
them who lived stragglingly and were of no strength in any place. And other
places (though more remote) saw this mischief would quickly spread over all, if
not ...
5
A history of the earth, and animated nature
They have but little beard, which grows stragglingly on the chin. They have large
thighs, and short legs. The ugliest of all are the Calmucks, in whose appearance
there seems to be something frightful. — They all lead an erratic life, remaining ...
6
The anatomy of the horse, embracing the structure of the foot
... their common pilous coverings, are furnished with many long hairs, which,
though they are rather stragglingly planted, for the most part slant outward and
are disposed in arches: call them, therefore, by what name we may, they are
evidently ...
In order to commence by making my right firm, I formed my regiment on the right
into line, giving such direction to the line as should best secure the advantage of
the rough, rocky, and stragglingly wooded ground. The line faced generally ...
But instead of that, those that were over were ordered to come back, and take off
our bridges ; and so we marched off. The French, by their mien, did not look as if
they would stand to it, but came up stragglingly and hovering off at a distance, ...
John Blackadder, Andrew Crichton, 1824
9
Going Out for a Bike Ride: An AOK Diary, 2002–3
... ride, on the Peninsula, and AOK Beach Party, at St Clair. Ijoin the Mediums. We
head out along the bays road against a moderate northeasterly. Then we toil
stragglingly up Castlewood Road, where our founder slows down to smell ...
10
America's Founding Charters: Primary Documents of Colonial ...
In like sort, we ordain that no latter particular plantation shall at any time hereafter
be seated within ten miles of a former; we also will and ordain that no particular
plantation be or shall be placed stragglingly in diverse places to the weakening ...
