10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCHEERFULLY»
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uncheerfully in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
uncheerfully and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Results and discussions Atriplex tatarica L. a. Superior epiderm. It is made by
cells with straight and thick walls, uncheerfully arranged (Fig. 1). The epidermic
cells have the medium length of 51 ,75 u and breadth of 28,35 p . The stomata
have ...
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Memorials of the life and works of Thomas Fuller
The brain is one of these places of the residence of the soul, and when that is
filled with steams and vapours arising from unconcocted crudities in the stomach,
the soul must needs male habitare, dwell uncheerfully, ill accommodated in so ...
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My Experiences of the War Between France and Germany
... and women were in the fields working with a clumsy assiduity, and it seemed to
me not uncheerfully. The vine- pickers were in the vineyards, filling their creels
with the great clusters of somewhat over-ripe grapes ; but their number was, ...
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The History of Massachusetts: From Its Earliest Settlement ...
... with the few Indians that were discovered there, the party returned in safety to
Plymouth. With restored health, and a moderately plentiful supply of provisions,
the first summer passed not uncheerfully away.
William Henry Carpenter, 1872
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The Works of Samuel Richardson: With a Sketch of His Life ...
... and partly on pretence of establishing her health; implying, that she considered
the meditated marriage as a sacrifice: And we had hopes at the end of it, that she
would be brought to give her hand, not uncheerfully, to the Count of Belvedere, ...
Samuel Richardson, Edward Mangin, 1811
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News Over the Wires: The Telegraph and the Flow of Public ...
Day and the True Sun decided to bear the burden, however uncheerfully. The
paper heaped columns of abuse on Beach, on Swain and his Philadelphia
association, on the telegraph monopoly, and on the news monopoly it had
facilitated.21 ...
She would be unable — he dwelt on the thought not uncheerfully — to continue: "
And he failed right before my eyes, day by day ; but his mind was clear to the very
last." Still, he thought a little resentfully, she might, indeed, take him OH, ...
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History of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy
True it is that you have always granted what was asked, or even more ; but it was
done so tardily and uncheerfully as showed there was no heartiness or good-will
in the doing of it — as is the way with you still ; your Flemish skulls are so thick ...
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Passages From The French And Italian Note-Books (Extended ...
Iheardherask Mr. ——— if he did not mean to revisit Europe, and heard him
answer, not uncheerfully, taking hold of his white hair,"Itis gettingrather too
lateinthe evening now."Ifany old age can be cheerful, Ishould think his mightbe;
so good a ...
Nathaniel Hawthorne, 2013
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The Frozen Zone and its Explorers
In this strangest of all abodes they passed Christmas—not uncheerfully on the
whole. In two months the current had carried them south four hundred miles, and
though they were only thirty miles from land, it was impossible to reach it. On the
...
Alexander Hyde, A. C. Baldwin, W. L. Gage, 2014
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCHEERFULLY»
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uncheerfully is used in the context of the following news items.
Bolinas, Calif., the Town That Didn't Want Company
he asked, uncheerfully, when I called to book a room. His driving directions were forbidding: “You shouldn't try it after dark. The turn off the highway is marked, ... «New York Times, Jun 14»
