10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPERCEIVEDLY»
Discover the use of
unperceivedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unperceivedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The History of Thucydides: Newly Tr. Into English...with ...
Acarnanian guard at Crenae, formed unperceivedly a junction with the
Ambraciots at Olpae. CVII. Being thus united, they next morning took post at what
is called Metropolis and there encamped. Not long afterwards the Athenians
entered the ...
2
The Canoe and the Saddle: Adventures Among the Northwestern ...
But when, with kindly mind, I, their chieftain, brewed them a princely pot of tea,
and tossed in sugar lavishly, sprinkling also unperceivedly the beverage with
forty drops from the captured lumoti, and gave them tobacco enough to blow a
cloud, ...
3
Social influences: or, Villiers
Nor unperceivedly. For — as a tramp fell beyond — " You waver," she cried —
with the ardor (and the craft) of an Italian : "but Armida shall not be won, wooing.
At nine to-morrow, seek the Fontane della Amore — me lo promette ?" and she
fled.
4
Works of Samuel Warren: Ten thousand a-year (new ed. 1871)
... alley, which enabled him to enter, unperceivedly, into the back room of the
house he wished. " Ben ! Ben ! " he gasped, with an air of consternation. "Hallo,
man! what is't?" quoth Ben, in a hurried whisper. " Done ! every man of you sold !
5
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language on a Plan ...
undeceiVable, a. undeceived', a. unexceptionable, a. unoc'cupied, a.
unperceiVed, a. unperceiVedly, ad. unprincipled, a. unreceiued', a. unsusceptible
, a. princess , n. prince'dom, n. prince'like, a. (capitis pilus), the hair. capU'lament,
n.
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1844
6
Journal of an Exploring Tour Beyond the Rocky Mountains, ...
... and of developments of the modes and effects of the operations of the great
geological agents ; especially of that element, which in time past has wrought
such changes, and is yet gradually and more unperceivedly producing them ;
where it ...
7
The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Be you, therefore, on your in us to go so far,I could not help relieving your guard;
for wine is like a strong serpent, who will present necessities, even out of my own
resources.” creep unperceivedly into your empty head, and coil [0b. Gammon ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1839
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... is like a strong serpent, who will creep unperceivedly into your empty head,
and coil himself up therein, until at length he moves about-and all things are as
naught to you! “ Oh, sir, 'pon my honour, beg you won't name it-all one to me, sir !
9
Ten thousand a-year [by S. Warren]. By S. Warren
He therefore slipped out of a low back window, got down four or five back yards,
and so across a small hidden alley, which enabled him to enter, unperceivedly,
into the back room of the house he wished. "Ben! Ben!" he gasped, with an air of
...
10
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
unconceiVableness, n, unconcerned', a. undeceiue', v. undecei'uable, a.
undeceiued', a. unexceptionable, a. unoc'cMpied, a. unperceiVed, a.
unperceiVedly, ad. unprincipled, a. unreceiued', a. unsusceptible, a. prince'like, a
. * CAPILL-CW, m ...
John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd, 1853
