10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNTAMEABLY»
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In a state of confinement, they appear to be untameably, savage, biting severely,
and uttering at the same time a low yelling growl. A male and female, which I kept
for a couple of months chained together in an empty cask, weie continually ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1810
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Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay, Author of Evelina ...
He is untameably wild, and averse to all the forms of society. Where he can have
got such a rebel humour we conceive not ; but it costs him more to make a bow
than to resolve six difficult problems of algebra, or to repeat twelve pages from ...
Fanny Burney, Charlotte Barrett, 1846
3
A Year in Europe: Comprising a Journal of Observations in ...
The menagerie is 'particularly interesting, for none of the animals, except those
that are untameably ferocious, are confined in close cages. They are kept in
suitable enclosures, where they enjoy a free air, and a moderate- share of
exercise, ...
4
The North British Review
Still less meaning has the whimsical solution of the problem, which would resolve
it into a question of race, and describe the Celt as for ever untameably savage. If
there were anything in such theory—which there is not—it has, in the case of ...
... untameably fierce, — colour, black and tawny, long pendulous ears, — had a
deep back, broad nostrils, and was strongly made, something like the old English
mastiff, now so rare. Wanley, THE BLOODHOUND. 255.
An indescribable feeling pervaded me as I thought of our barbaric forefathers,
who, destitute of all sense for art, had so often raged untameably here in Rome.
Now two Danish artists embraced within its walls, the elder of whom might stand
in ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1845
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The Romancist and Novelist's Library: Fatal revenge, or, The ...
... been enabled to get into the camp ; and bow that John of Least, the most
untameably ferocious of all the exile Gordons, continually stirred np her father to
the seeking of that revenge which otherwise he might have been persuaded to
ferego.
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
She had a third habit, which was not a whit more agreeable than the preceding,
— she was jealous of her husband, fiercely and untameably jealous. She was not
only jealous of women, which was not at all surprising, since a mad bull in a ...
9
The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
Mr. Bell disposes of the objection arising from the i leged untameably savage
disposition of the wolf by relatr.; two anecdotes, one on his own authority, and the
other i that of M. F. Cuvier, in proof of the susceptibility of at: v ment to man, and
the ...
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Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism
... found in his own bosom the eternal spirit of the Populace, and that there needs
only a little help from circumstances to make it triumph in him untameably? The
second thing to be borne in mind I have indicated several times already. It is this.
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... as a Bacardi brand that's looking to, as Bambach puts it, do something that's "about behaving untameably, as opposed to just talking about being untameable. «Co.Create, Mar 14»
