10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TINKLINGLY»
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A Santali-English Dictionary
Tirin tipiA Tinklingly. Tiriii tipili sadekana. It sounds tinklingly. Tirio. A flute. Tirio
oroh. To play the flute. Tirioi toriol Cry of small parrot. Miru tirio€,torio€ko raga.
Parrots call out tiriof torio€. Tiris jug {"^j Always, for ever. Tiris j Tiris Tiriskal.
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The novels and tales of Henry James
... by those in short under which every association he had ever had with anything
crashed down to pile itself as so much more tinklingly shivered glass at Miss
Mumby's feet, that sort of question was left far behind — and doubtless would
have ...
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Classic Greek Course in English
More tinklingly, in his fatally facile heroic rhyme, Pope renders: Like leaves on
trees the race of mau is found, Now green in youth, now withering on the ground ;
Another race the following spring supplies, They fall successive, and successive
...
William Cleaver Wilkinson, 1892
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Program of the Ann Arbor May Festival
The Knights : Hark, hark! the wood sprites call ; The forest trembles with singing.
List to the musical murmurs that fall, Like fairy bells tinklingly ringing. The Elves :
Light as mote In the beam, As they float, As they gleam, Do they hasten to find us.
University of Michigan. University Musical Society, 1899
But let us come in out of the past and see what is happening in the tinklingly
electrical and interesting present. SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL LUMBER
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, WHO HAS CALLED A CONFERENCE OF ...
Ensemble. Hark, hark ! the wood sprites call ; The forest trembles with singing.
List to the musical murmurs that fall, Like fairy bells tinklingly ringing. Light as
mote In the beam, As they float, As they gleam, Do they hasten to find us. If we
tease ...
Hampden County Musical Association, Springfield, Mass, 1895
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"Out of the East.": Reveries and Studies in New Japan
It was the time of the Mikado Yuriaku. And the Daughter of the Dragon King said
tinklingly, — " Now we will go to my father's palace where it is always blue." " Why
always blue ? " I asked. " Because," she said, "I put all the clouds into the Box.
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Records of a stormy life, by the author of 'Recommended to ...
... rather peculiar and as-if- emitted-under-protest cachinnation) which comes
tinklingly across the room to the spot where I am sitting. Sitting face to face with
them is Brian Effingham, Brian the " ruffian," Brian who eschews young ladies'
society ...
Matilda Charlotte Houstoun, 1879
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Loveland and other poems, chiefly concerning love
Lxn. Upon the ground the earliest leaves of fall Touched tinklingly, and their low-
tinkling feet Bang in that dance which morning taught them when She flushed the
forest, and its verdant hall Shook with the voice of birds. And once again ...
George Wade Robinson, 1873
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The Thurber Letters: The Wit, Wisdom and Surprising Life of ...
In this way a young and vivacious maiden is frequently kept bound and gagged
in the wine cellar of the Pirates' Cave, until, as you may imagine, her youthful
bloom is somewhat paled and her tinkling laughter tinkles not so tinklingly as of
old, ...
Harrison Kinney, Rosemary A. Thurber, 2007
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TINKLINGLY»
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Shakira interview: 'Feeling sexy is empowering'
she laughs, tinklingly. “I'll tell you something: he said, 'can you please shut your little mouth next time you're doing interviews – because you're making me ... «The Independent, Mar 14»
Shado'man: IDFA Review
... cellphone-shot People I Could Have Been and Maybe Am, can't resist the trap of underlining the poignancy of his subjects' situation with moments of tinklingly ... «Hollywood Reporter, Nov 13»
Circus performer hangs on for triumph
You could, using botanical first names for a girl with a T surname (like, say, Trumper, the great cricketer) call her, musically, tinklingly, Acacia Corymbia Trumper. «The Canberra Times, Feb 13»
