10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TWANGINGLY»
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twangingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
twangingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Waverly Novels: Quentin Durward
... music and the verse as I can upon the spur of the moment, as you see boors
mend a quickset fence with a faggot." " Nay, on my faith," said the King, " I like
thes* rattling rolling Alexandrines — methinks they come more twangingly off
TALE II.
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The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
Ha, knight, did you hear my bones clatter? that blow came twangingly off— the
fellow might inflict the bastinado, were it in presence of the Grand Seignior—he
has no taste for music, knight -- is no way moved by the ,concord of sweet sounds
...
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Waverley Novels: Woodstock. 1860
my bones clatter? that blow came twangingly off — the fellow might inflict the
bastinado, were it in presence of the Grand Seignior — he has no taste for music,
knight — is no way moved by the ' concord of sweet sounds.' I will warrant him fit
for ...
... knight, did you hear my bones clatter 1 that blow came twangingly off — the
fellow might inflict the bastinado, were it in presence of the Grand Seignior — he
has no taste for music, knight — is no way moved by the 'concord of sweet
sounds.
Alex sings that country and western song about the gambler, who twangingly
advises a younger man that one must know when to hold one's cards, when to
fold them, when to walk away from a table, and when to run. "Read the book Little
Big ...
Nay, on my faith," said the King " I like these rattling rolling Alexandrines —
methinks they come more twangingly off to the music than that briefer measure." "
Both are licensed, as is well known to your Grace," answered Blondel. "They are
so ...
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THE MONTHLY REVIEW, FROM JANUARY TO APIL INCLUSIVE
What is more, I think it comes off twangingly." Scott must have husbanded his
paper well. The air of Bonnie Dundee running in his head, was soon written out,
which also served to show the elasticity of his mind, as well as the buoyancy of
his ...
E. HENDERSON, 2, OLD BAILEY,
1838
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The Budget of the Bubble Family
As Sir Giles Overreach says, the kiss "came twangingly off," and the first speaker
resumed, ' This dialogue is taken down, verbatim, from one that a friend of the
author's over• " You don't know how out a-pocket I be along 156 THE BUDGET
OF.
Baroness Rosina Bulwer Lytton Lytton,
1840
... a quickset fence with a fagot." " Nay, on my faith," said the King, " I like these
rattling rolling Alexandrines — methinks they come more twangingly off to the
music than that briefer measure." " Both are licensed, as is well known to your
Grace," ...
... upon the spur of the moment, as you see boors mend it quickset fence with a
faggot." “ Nay, on my faith," said the King, “ I like these rattling rolling
Alexandrines—methinks they come more twangingly of to the TALE 11. THE
TALISMAN. 429.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TWANGINGLY»
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twangingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Burying the Ex, review: 'more irritating than charming'
The screenwriter, Alan Trezza, expanded the script for Burying the Ex from his own 2008 short film, and even at a lean-ish 99 minutes, the idea feels twangingly ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 14»
Gang-gang: Odd ensemble's Brave anthem offer
... of sounds soul-twangingly odd and exciting. Because of the nature of the High Court space any musical sounds made there go off on a tour of the building and ... «The Canberra Times, Jun 14»
Paul Haig – At Twilight
As recompense, we can make do with a twangingly raw cover of Suicide's 'Ghost Rider' and aborted but magnificent Haig/Cabaret Voltaire mash-up, 'The ... «The List, Mar 14»