10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWEET ALISON»
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
P75] BT Contests Sweerts family (Not Subd Geog) UF De Weert family Sweesy
family USE Swayze family Sweet (The English word) [PE]599.S93] ET English
language—Etymology Sweet alison USE Sweet alyssum Sweet alyssum (May
Subd ...
Library of Congress, 2006
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
C9 (Botany)] [SB413.S (Culture)] UF Alison, Sweet Alyssum, Sweet Alyssum
maritimum Lobularia marítima Snowdrift (Plant) Sweet alison BT Alyssum Sweet
bell pepper USE Bell pepper Sweet cherry (May Subd Geog) [QK495.R 78 (
Botany)] ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
Sweep Sweeping and dusting x Dusting Sweeps (Hydrography) See Drags (
Hydrography) Sweet alison See Sweet alyssum Sweet alyssum (Botany. QK495.
C9; Culture. 58413.5) x Alison. Sweet Alyssum. Sweet Snowdrift (Plant) Sweet
alison ...
Library of Congress. Subject Cataloging Division, 1980
They called her Alison, one of the Connors family, Ted's daughter, Alison, sweet
Alison. She was sixteen, little more, a child of the open spaces, of the road, of the
seashore. Her home was a small canvas cloth drawn over a frame of smoke- ...
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New Flora of the British Isles
18. LOBULARIA Desv. - Sweet Alison Annuals to perennials; hairs 2-armed with
0 stalk; leaves simple, entire; petals white, sometimes purplish; fruit <3x as long
as wide, slightly inflated; seeds 1 under each valve. 410 1. L. maritima (L.) Desv.
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Nine Contemporary Jewish Plays
Adam, isn't it sweet? alison: It is not sweet! This is not about sweetness. It's about
cruelty. Yes, it's been known to happen; a country can be cruel, gentlemen. As
can people. Well-fed, comfortable, people. Our sitting here is cruel. MY siting
here ...
Ellen Schiff, Michael Posnick, 2005
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100 Families of Flowering Plants
In addition to those already mentioned, some of the best known are Matthiola and
Malcolmia (Stocks), Iberis (Candytuft), Lobularia maritima (Sweet Alison),
Aubrieta, and Alyssum. Classification. Grouping within the Cruciferae has proved
...
Michael Hickey, Clive King, 1988
“How sweet.” Alison pasted on a smile and said, “How nice of you to come by to
visit.” Her voice was like too much soda pop— sweet and sickening at the same
time. “Caitlyn, this is Alison,” Travis said. “Hi.” A nauseating and all-too-familiar ...
Rebecca Cornish Talley, 2009
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The Fictions of John Fowles: Power, Creativity, Femininity
It might not be too facetious to add to this list of dubious expressions Nick's
description of Alison as "a countryside one has loved" (604, emphasis added),
the symbolic association of her with the flower "Sweet Alison" (566), and Eliot's
word ...
“He's so sweet...” Alison whispered. “That's what Moira said, too, but he's not so
sweet when he wakes up feeling gassy–” “Oh, you put the sleepers I gave you on
him. That's the real Winnie the Pooh, not the Disney one...” “You mean the real ...
Jean Jardine Miller, 2006
