10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THATCHLESS»
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thatchless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Cheltenham Literary Annual: A Gift Book and Remembrancer
Thatchless roof and broken wall, I behold ye, and recall Joyous hours, before
your fall. All that heart to heart endeara, Ye have known in bygone years — Love-
lit smiles, affection's tears, Meetings, partings, hopes and fears. Children trod the
...
Mrs. Henry Chetwynd,
1857
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Rural Poems, Illustrative of the Husbandry, Scenery, and ...
The leafless boughs all to one point are bent, And the lithe beech-tops horizontal
stream, Like shivered pennon from some dipping ,mast, Dismal the wind howls
through yon thatchless roof, The cottage skeleton, from whence exiled, i The ...
3
Vates, Or, The Philosophy of Madness: Being an Account of ...
... him petition the literary man who is in prosperity, let him go through the
humiliating and revolting ordeal of enclosing for his approval the stanzas which
had descended on a thatchless cottage from heaven ; will they not be returned
unread ?
4
Fin De Siècle Megapack Volume 2 (Illustrated. 13 Classic and ...
Thetallkeep watched the deserted water with sightless eyes,through which the
daylight shone from wall acrossto wall,and at itsfeet the crouching huts ofits
people were thatchless. It wasthe desolation of conquest. Theconquered were
dead,or ...
Oscar Wilde, Thomas Hardy, Frank Stockton,
2014
5
Sammy Cahn's Rhyming Dictionary
... patching hatching matching scratching catching snatching thatching
dispatching attaching rematching detaching mismatching back scratching
atchless (ach'lis) latchless scratchless hatchless matchless catchless patchless
thatchless adder ...
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Rural poems: illustrative of the husbandry, scenery, and ...
Dismal the wind howls through yon thatchless roof. The cottage skeleton, from
whence exiled, The inmates pine in some dark city lane, Thinking of that dear
desolated home, Where many a summer sun they saw go down j Where many a
...
7
Ecology of Freshwater and Estuarine Wetlands
... in low marsh conditions was attributed to the insects' high growth rates, which
permitted them to overwhelm any losses from predation, and mobility, which
permitted them to evade capture in relatively open thatchless conditions.
Darold P. Batzer, Rebecca R. Sharitz,
2006
8
The Siege of Norwich Castle: A Story of the Last Struggle ...
But alas!they passedmoreoften theblackened ruins where a homestead hadonce
been,for the curse ofwar had desolated theland. Over the thatchless rafters hung
the white branches ofthe flowering May,themore like snow, because no girlish ...
9
The Aonian kaleidoscope; or, A collection of original poems
Soon as bright Sol our dunghills did adorn, And crowing Gocks, and Cur-dogs
hail'd the morn ; When smoke in volumes roll'd o'er thatchless roofs, And Tinkers,
Pipers, Bag-men on the hoofs, Cast from their Kennels and forsaken fleas, ...
10
Travels in Various Parts of Peru: Including a Year's ...
Just arrived in the midst of a furious snowstorm, at the ruined village of Condor-
Pacheco ; but such is the state of the post-hut, the only habitable dwelling in the
place, that through its thatchless roof the hail and snow beats loud and fast ; yet
not ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THATCHLESS»
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thatchless is used in the context of the following news items.
Oundle Cricket Diary
"In early March, we apply Biotol de-thatch or Thatchless Novazymes. This micro-organism based treatment breaks down residual thatch layers. If we have ... «Pitchcare, May 11»
Dramatic Revival
In “Ghost Light,” O'Connor allows himself to ride the wave of Irish eloquence, adopting in the Wicklow section (where “a tumbled thatchless cottage . . . has bog ... «New York Times, Feb 11»