10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIPEROUSLY»
Discover the use of
viperously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
viperously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Upon the utmost verge Of dawn, Night treads, and thicker folds her pall, Chilling
the thick-descending dew, that woven By fairy fingers in fantastic sprays, Bitingly
beautiful, through bone, through nerve Strike* viperously. Beneath the swelling ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
den then attacks Meere's character fn similar terms to those used by the other
defendant*. add;ng,'that he "did also ea*K his father's barte to breake with care ;"
he repeats the story of Meere's being obliged to leave Sherborne, so " viperously
...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1854
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The Female Pilgrim; Or, The Travels of Hephzibah:: Under the ...
... if they do not receive some injury, though sometimes it happens, but very
seldom, that he takes those into his favour, which he before had been acting
viperously against; and thus I have given you a brief account of the nature of this
animal.
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The Bunsby Papers (2d Series) Irish Echoes
With this pleasant observation, hissed viperously through her closed teeth, she
flounced out of the room, giving the door a parting bang that sent an electric
shock of pain through poor Dan's nervous system. “Oh! milliah murdher,” groaned
he, ...
Mr. Mitchell also defied the majesty of the English law, as^frantically, rancorously,
viperously, currishly, and childishly. Mr. Mitchell preceded the Offenders, and if
the Offenders do not take care, they will perhaps follow Mr. Mitchell.
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The female pilgrim, or, The travels of Hephzibah: under the ...
... if they do not receive some injury, though sometimes it happens, but very
seldom, that he takes those into his favour, which he before had been acting
viperously against ; and thus I have given you a brief account of the nature of this
animal.
John Mitchell (allegorist.), 1815
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The School of Night: A Study in the Literary Relationships ...
These lines foreshadow his greater poem, where Mortality and the Stars are to be
his theme. Ralegh had always affected the role of the silent lover, whose respect
and awe kept his passion under, to gnaw viperously in his breast: “Fain would I ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
But what shall we say for the forgetful, or ungrateful, or temporizing crew, who
have not only deserted their benefactors, and the benefactors, in a thousand
things, of their country and its metropolis, but turn upon them viperously, and
sting the ...
... not-so-Good Witch,” Morganne viperously commented. Clouse responded, “
Depends on what lower than a spawn of a dawgfish means. Perhaps we shouldn'
t be so hard on Arnica Carmisino. Had the not-so-Good Witch failed to come to
our ...
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The Afflicted Girls: A Novel of Salem
... her mind back to him. But then her nose once more succumbed. So down to
the floor she went, not exactly in a faint or fit, rather in sensual trance-like
slithering, and viperously bit that offending ankle, though not too hard. This time,
the insect ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VIPEROUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
viperously is used in the context of the following news items.
Sir Malcolm Rifkind Rejects Accusations He Is Not Fit To Scrutinise …
The senior MP who oversees the work of the British intelligence agencies has viperously defended his suitability for the role, amid accusations that he and his ... «Huffington Post UK, Nov 13»
Dale Steyn accelerating towards milestone
He was struggling to swing the ball and when he did it was earlier than the famous viperously late outswingers he managed yesterday. Even as Australia ... «NEWS.com.au, Dec 12»
Taking on India's Fab Four
... series to England they are facing another whitewash unless these champions of the crease can somehow master the challenges of the viperously green deck. «Herald Sun, Jan 12»
Not With a Whimper But a Bang: The End Times of Melancholia
... Claire and her viperously bad-tempered mother (Charlotte Rampling). The bride's estranged parents precipitate the debacle with their inappropriate antics. «Village Voice, Nov 11»
Mary McCarthy's The Group, Hilton Als's "The Women," and …
Perhaps this is because of McCarthy's reputation as "a viperously clever but minor writer" who had too many "indiscreet affairs," according to critic Larissa ... «Bookslut, Aug 11»
