10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ULCEROUSLY»
Discover the use of
ulcerously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ulcerously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Scenes in the spirit world, or, Life in the spheres
I can not gaze on the bloodshot eyes and ulcerously-inflamed face without a
shudder. " Here are beings clothed in rags, hanging in tattered shreds around
their forms. All, all as black as night ! My pity is moved at the spectacle, and keeps
me ...
2
A Historical and Critical Commentary on the Old Testament, ...
3,20). Those spots rapidly spread (Lev. 8), and produce wild flesh (xiii. 10, 14).
The leprous symptoms appear most frequently on the hairy parts of the body (xiii.
29, et seq.); and also on members which have once been ulcerously affected (xiii.
Marcus Moritz Kalisch, 1855
Those spots rapidly spread (Lev. xiii. 8), and produce wild flesh (xiii. 10, 14). The
leprous symptoms appear most frequently on the hairy parts of the body (xiii. 29,
et seq.); and also on members which have once been ulcerously affected (xiii.
4
The Life and Undeath of Autonomy in American Literature
Poe and Melville scrutinizethe (self)destructive potential lurking in autonomy—an
autonomiaspreading ulcerously in private selves,poised toblaze through the
nomistic (and natural) world likefire. Emerson, Thoreau,and Whitman's deified ...
5
China Hand: An Autobiography
In part this was because poverty is not naked and so ulcerously visible in the sub-
arctic as it is in the sub-tropics. And then, the Soviet upper crust did not practice
conspicuous consumption to the extent that the Indian princes did. Nevertheless
...
John Paton Davies, Jr., 2012
6
John Milton: A Short Introduction
... ulcerously with the guilt laid on him by the Chorus and by his father Manoa, for
marrying infidel women, women who are not of his faith or citizenship, recklessly.
He also must wrestle with his own past errors, vanities, and proud but foolish ...
But in such a situation — unlike our ulcerously skeptical present art world —
sheer novelty and quality are a ticket to ride. I have talked about Mantegna rather
than about the Met's Mantegna show, which, more than half made up of things ...
8
A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Ulcerously, vl' -ger-ug-le, ad. In an ulcerous manner. Ulceroubnesb, ulser1 -us-
net, s. The state of being ulcerous. Ulcuscule ul-kud-kule, s. (Lat.) A little ulcer.
Uleaborg, oo'-le-o-borg, A seaport town of Finland, is situate on a peninsula, at
the ...
9
Ernest; or, Political regeneration [an epic poem, by C. Lofft].
But bad still genders worse ; And tyranny, where it hath made a sore, Doth fret
and gnaw it till it grow to a scab— 150 Spreading most ulcerously. We were
content To till the common earth for our hard bread, And pay for leave to doit; yes,
...
Capel Lofft, Ernest (fict. name.), 1839
10
Communication for Professional Engineers
Too late — then either the deal is lost or the negotiation has dragged ulcerously
beyond reason. • 'The last ha'penny': competitive negotiators want the satisfaction
of having won every scrap of the advantage. Even when another party offers an ...
W. P. Scott, Bertil Billing, 1998
