10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSASHED»
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unsashed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsashed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain: Divided ...
These Holes indeed are filled up with Pegs, when they are first laid; but, as the
Wood shrmks, the Hole becomes wider, and the Peg less, till it drops out, and is
seldom afterwards restored. The Windows that remain unsashed have two
Shutters ...
2
The Edinburgh magazine, or Literary miscellany
... an inn, with ''• unsashed winnows,1' to the castle of a Noble- Earl ! But still she
seems sometimes delighted with the works of art of former days. The Honourable
Lady, perhaps, in the progress of her tour, kept only a cursory and brief journal.
If unsashed glass is to be employed, the panes should be of uniform size, so that
the rafters which support them may be equally spaced. Each rafter should have a
straight wooden strip three-fourths by 1 inch in size nailed exactly in the center ...
4
The North of England magazine [afterw.] The North of England ...
... the wind, rain, and snow beat in at unsashed windows, or threatened to fling
the loosening stones clattering about their intrusive heads. Moreover, fuel and
provisions were scarce ; wirie, the soldier's divinity, was poor in quality and
difficult to ...
5
The Works of Charles Dickens: Barnaby Rudge
A gleam of sun shining through the unsashed window, and chequering the dark
workshop with a broad patch of light, fell full upon him, as though attracted by his
sunny heart. There he stood working at his anvil, his face all radiant with ...
Charles Dickens, George Cruikshank,
1868
6
Knight's Cyclopædia of London
Its open unsashed windows were loaded with silk handkerchiefs, displayed in
dazzling array ; and if it were asked how they all came there, we might perhaps
have arrived at an answer by solving the following police-problem : given, the ...
7
The Gentleman's Magazine
The first story of these houses have shops unsashed, a general custom at the
time, and whereiu are discernible the shops of a goldsmith, a mercer, and a
bookseller. The custom is not wholly done away at the present hour. In the
pediment to ...
8
Library for the people. (Division 1). The wonders of nature ...
We sat in the cross draught of two open doors and numerous unsashed windows,
enjoying the balmy air as it passed through the house, whisking in its course the
dried fig and vine leaves along the floor. On one side, we could see the gravel ...
They are formed by a multitude of sashed and unsashed monkeys, which they
wrongly call the military, only because they are dressed as such, though they do
not care for the honor of their uniform; and so they permit its dishonor, and
change ...
Félix Varela, Felipe J. Estévez,
1989
in full verdure, and small beds of flowers, contrasted strangely with the
surrounding fearful buildings, and the terrible visages which gleamed through the
unsashed and grated windows. They were all crowded with prisoners ; some of
whom ...
Lady Morgan (Sydney),
1831