8 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VICTUAL-LESS»
Discover the use of
victual-less in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
victual-less and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
University of St. Andrews
... for the fifth part of the real rent of the said lands, the tack-duty of the same being
now four bolls three firlots victual less than what is container in the old Rental,
which they did, to save the expenses of defending a'^decree of valuation. As also
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Great Britain. Commission for Visiting the Universities and Colleges of Scotland, 1837
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University of St. Andrews. [2], xxiv, 432, [2] p
... for the fifth part of the real rent of the said lands, the tack-duty of the same being
now four bolls three firlots victual less than what is contained in the old Rental,
which they did, to save the expenses of defending a'_decree of valuation. As also
...
Great Britain. Commission for Visiting the Universities and Colleges of Scotland, 1837
3
Thomas Carlyle: A History of the First Forty Years of His ...
... knows well, whom I found in the boat and preached mysticism to for six hours),
quite victual-less. The Maryland Street people' were not up, but soon rose and
received me well. Delightful it was to get into a room and—have my face washed;
...
James Anthony Froude, 2011
4
Legal Papers of John Adams
63 Despite the use of the word "demised" this does not appear to be what is
today called a demise or bareboat charter, in which the owner furnishes a
crewless, victual-less vessel, and the charterer becomes owner pro hac vice. See
Gilmore ...
Buses came here regularly. In the Baajikar quarters, though slight, the difference
between the Hindus and Muslims was apparent. But the people had continued to
be the same. The same, destitute, victual-less, helpless Baajikars. "How are you ...
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Thomas Carlyle; a History of the First Forty Years of His ...
... Alick knows well, whom I found in the boat and preached niysticism to for six
hours), quite victual-less. The Maryland Street people1 were not up, but soon
rose and received me well. Delightful it was to get into a room and—have my face
...
James Anthony Froude, 1969
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Studien zur englischen Philologie
Gibbetless 224, 314. Gigless 223, 313. Goodyless 223, 313/4. 111115115111
216, 225, 1114. Invoieeless 224, 314. Poleless 223. Provlsionless 218, 314.
Signless 200, 314. Taskless 205, 814. Victual-less 223. -let. Benchlet 105, 259,
324.
After meeting the enigmatic Madeleine, Jasper, a calligrapher and notorious seducer, finds himself falling in love and discovers in the poems of John Donne, which he has been transcribing, the meaning of love and life.
