10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAMEFUL»
Discover the use of
wameful in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wameful and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Traditional Tales of the English and Scottish Peasantry
... and Border Scotch,—“ Ise warrant, Willie, your memory will be rifer o' the loss of
the Lovely Lass of Annanwater, who whomel'd, keel upward, on the hip of the
Mermaid rock, and spilt her wameful of rare brandy into the thankless Solway.
2
Helenore, or The fortunate shepherdess. To which is added ...
And lucky shortly follow'd o'er the gate, With twa milk buckets frothing o'er and het
; Syne ream'd her milk, and set it on the fire, And bade them eek the blaze, and
nae to tire : That curds their wameful they should get in haste, As good and fresh
...
Alexander Ross, John Longmuir, 1866
3
The Workes of Sir Thomas More Knyght, Sometyme Lorde ...
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abhominable to s in thctr heademwhiletheictongemo lethvyßß their pxaiers in
haikwont any ...
4
Delphi Complete Works of Robert Louis Stevenson (Illustrated)
He thinks of naebody but just himsel'; clan, king,or dauchter, ifhecan gethis
wameful, he wouldgive them a' the goby! ay, or his correspondent either. For
thereis in whilk I may be nearly a sense almost saidtobe his correspondent. The
factis, we ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, 2013
5
Glenullyn; or, The son of the attainted
They come to have a wameful when they don't mean to visit us here any more." "
And you take that as a hint. Well, you'll rejoice at their withdrawing their
countenance from you." " No, we rejoice while they condescend to notice us.
When they ...
He thinks of naebody but just himsel'; clan, king, or dauchter, if he can get his
wameful, he would give them a' the go-by! ay, or his correspondent either. For
there is a sense in whilk I may be nearly almost said to be his correspond- ent.
Robert Louis Stevenson, 2013
7
Rhymes of northern bards: being a curious collection of old ...
Never mind, says aw, canny lass, Give us yell, and aw'll drink ma wameful. Rum
te idily, &c. Says she, Canny man, the yell's cawd ; It comes frev a man they ca'
Mackey, And my faith it's byeth sour an' awd ; Ye'd best hev a drop o' wour jacky.
'Tis fo fad a truth, that it is, enough to confound us, and to nMl all our faces, with
niame and blufhing; but yet it is an objection not fo ffirong agaihft chriftiamty, as it
is, wameful to chriiijiaiis. And notwithftanding; the utmoft force of it, we have no ...
9
Legends of Terror!: And Tales of the Wonderful and the Wild ...
... Ise warrant, Willie, your memory will be rifer o' the lovely lass of Annanwater,
who whomel'd, keel upward, on the hip of the Mermaid rock, and spilt her rare
wameful of rare brandy into the thankless Solway. Faith mickle good liquor has
been ...
10
Kidnapped and Catriona
He thinks of naebody but just himsel'; clan, king, or dauchter, if he can get his
wameful, he would give them a' the go-by! ay, or his correspondent either. For
there is a sense in whilk I may be nearly almost said to be his correspondent. The
fact ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, Emma Letley, 2000
