10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNLIQUORED»
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unliquored in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Social influences: or, Villiers
... he wholly forgot the ancient appendage of reproof : and though hotly
impugning a field-friend's per- sistance in the disreputable taste for obvious
inebriation, he defensively adduced those unliquored intervals which proved the
huntsman's ...
2
The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
How have we seen Churches and States, like a dry unliquored coach, set
themselves on fire with their own motion! How have we seen good timber rotted,
with but the droppings of a small chink ! Yea, how have we seen goodly ships
sinking, ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
3
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
Rain: joc.: early C.20. See juice, n., 4, and cf. juicy, adj., 3. sky-lantern. The moon:
coll.: ca. 1840—70. Moncrieff, 1843. sky-light; skylight. An eye: nautical 1836 (
Michael Scott); ob. by 1930.—2. A 'daylight' or unliquored interval at top of one's ...
4
The prose works of John Milton
Certainly, he that could endure with a sober pen, to sit and devise laws for
drunkards to carouse by, I doubt me whether the very soberness of such a one,
like an unliquored Silenus, were not stark drunk. Let him go now and brand
another ...
5
The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, ...
Certainly, he that could endure with a sober pen to sit and devise laws for
drunkards to carouse by, I doubt me whether the very soberness of such a one,
like an unliquored Silenus, were not stark drunk. Let him go now and brand
another man ...
John Milton, Charles Symmons, 1806
His voice was a ringer for a rough-trade Roy Orbison. Ebullient when into the
sauce, he was comically inarticulate at his own unliquored sessions, standing off
to one side, chain smoking. “Ermm” or “Eh-yah” or“Nya” could each mean yes or
no, ...
7
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, ...
How have we seen churches and states like a dry unliquored coach, Bet
themselves on fire, with their own motion .' Bp. Hall.— Hot filled with liquor. — He
that could endure with a sober pen to sit and devise laws for drunkards to
carouse by, ...
8
The Works of Joseph Hall: Sermons
How have we seen Churches and States, like a dry unliquored coach, set
thenvselves on fire with their own motion ! How have we seen good limber rotted,
with but die droppings of a small chink ! Yea, how have we seen goodly ships
sinking, ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
John Milton, James Augustus St. John. he that could endure with a sober pen to
sit and devise laws for drunkards to carouse by, I doubt me whether the very
soberness of such a one, like an unliquored Silenus, were not stark drunk. Let
him go ...
John Milton, James Augustus St. John, 1836
10
The Fountainwell Drama Texts
He is apparently capable of being salvaged, since Maria, witty and intelligent —
and presumably guiltless and free — marries him at the end. The few places
where he speaks unliquored show his intelligence and breeding. He lives at
ease by ...
