10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSPECTACLED»
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unspectacled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unspectacled and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Property; a bottom enquiry into its management in England ...
Such a state of things as with us exists were, to unspectacled reason, enquiring
of possibilities, a possibility almost, or quite inconceivable ; whilst that of the
nation accumulating and keeping for its own use and fitly using its own capital, is
an ...
Diogenes Hunt (pseud.), 1886
2
The Dream of Life ; Lays of the English Church: And Other Poems
... unwrinkled still his brow, — Unspectacled his nose ; — yet Death's grim
shades Must soon be closing round him, and the friends, — The boon
companions of his earlier days, — His comrades in the field and at the feast, —
Have, one by one, ...
3
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
... needles left sticking in the half-finished "Ems, and many a nose, spectacles!
and unspectacled, was popped out ofthe adjoining windows, which had the good
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4
Waverley Novels: St. Ronan's well. 1859
Wheels were laid aside, needles left sticking in the half-finished seams, and
many a nose, spectacled and unspectacled, was popped out of the adjoining
windows, which had the good fortune to command a view of Mr. Bindloose's front
door.
5
The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott: Peveril of the peak, ...
VVheels were laid aside, needles left sticking in the half-finished seams, and
many a nose, spectacled and unspectacled, was popped out of the adjoining
windows which had the good fortune to command a view of Mr Bindloose's front-
door.
6
The Tiger in the Attic: Memories of the Kindertransport and ...
I imagine that in those days—his dark eyes still unspectacled, his head crowned
by black curls—he was attractive, even handsome, a small, intent young man
with a bit of swashbuckle in his laugh. One of the women was French, according
to ...
At staring and saying nothing a barefaced man, unspectacled, starts scratch.
Then very quietly he pulled his sleeve out of his pocket again, and raised his arm
towards me as though he would show it to me again. He did it very, very slowly.
8
No Kidding!: Clown as Protagonist in Twentieth-century Theatre
Very near-sighted (but unspectacled). Hard of hearing. Cracked voice. Distinctive
intonation. Laborious walk.-1' Didi and Gogo are differentiated from each other
physically, and correspond to the two halves of the basic dichotomy in a number
...
... faces are blurred bobble heads to my unspectacled eyes, all distances
deceptive, shallow as sand in clear water. every object is a doorknob that my
right hand is too weak to turn. Nurses are shadows talking at me. The world is
alive when I ...
Molly Miltenberger Murray, 2014
10
St. Ronan's Well: With the Author's Last Notes and Additions
Wheels were laid aside, needles left sticking in the half-finished seams, and
many a nose, spectacled and unspectacled, was popped out of the adjoining
windows, which had the good fortune to command a view of Mr. Bindloose's front
door.
