10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THWARTEDLY»
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Lectures on Art Delivered Before the University of Oxford in ...
Then they begin to see that this, beautiful as it may be, is still a make-believe light
; that we do not live in the inside of a pearl ; but in an atmosphere through which
a burning sun shines thwartedly, and over which a sorrowful night must far ...
2
Lectures on Art (Oxford)
Then they begin to see that this, beautiful as it may be, is still a make-believe light
; that we do not live in the inside of a pearl; but in an atmosphere through which a
burning sun shines thwartedly, and over which a sorrowful night must far ...
3
Studies in the Lexical Field of Expectation
Disappointed, of a desire, hope, purpose (adjective) frustrate 1588-(1876). 1n a
disappointed manner (adverbs) thwartedly 1 870; disappointedly 1880. To be
disappointed (v phrases) kiss the post c1515-1681; whistle for 1605 — colloq;
sick ...
4
Shakespeare's Common Prayers: The Book of Common Prayer and ...
Later in the play she sleepwalks, and then is found repeatedly and thwartedly
washing her hands; perhaps Forman is jumbling two separate wash— ings, and
seeing the failure of the second in the achievement of the first. But perhaps his ...
5
The Nightinghouls of Paris
I had misgivings about my lost generation, which is thwartedly illusioned and in
revolt to such an extent as to be incapable of detachment. Our lostness consists
in our know— ing ourselves lost while viewing older or younger lost generations
...
6
A Star's A Dreaming... (Medals of Denunciation)
Had even the audacity to bring others as she does form time to,...Time to halloo
and..Act.In, gaucherie, heterodoxed..Thwartedly while.It's that only her own
shiesty ways, actions and sorrowful lifestyles.. Has been her own and only
downfall,.
2. in contact with, into the presence of, into, upon. 3. crosswise of, transversely to,
athwart, thwart. — adv. 4. crosswise, crossways, cross, crisscross; transversely,
transversally, transverse, thwartedly, Obs. traverse. 5. astride, astraddle, straddle,
...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Paris in American Literatures: On Distance as a Literary ...
... Lost Generation that remained in Paris, McAlmon wonders in his narrative if the
new arrivals could resist "growing up” into fixity and middle-class security as he
had: I had misgivings about my lost generation, which is thwartedly illu— sioned
...
Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera, Vamsi K. Koneru, 2013
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Shakespeare's Common Prayers: The Book of Common Prayer and ...
Later in the play she sleepwalks, and then is found repeatedly and thwartedly
washing her hands; perhaps Forman is jumbling two separate wash— ings, and
seeing the failure of the second in the achievement of the first. But perhaps his ...
10
Freud, Proust and Lacan: Theory as Fiction
... object of scientific enquiry.41 Apart from the Leonardo essay, which shows the
Wifitrieb in headlong pursuit of itself,42 Freud's major contributions to this enquiry
are to be found in his descriptions of the intellectual life as lived, thwartedly, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THWARTEDLY»
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Golden lads and girls
... or covertly, or thwartedly homo- sexual. You'd think, in a century-long story of two sprawling families, chance alone would supply the odd stray hetero, but you ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jul 11»
