10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WANNISH»
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1
A Critical Examination of the Text of Shakespeare
St. i.,— “ The ancient foe to man and mortal seed His wannish eyes upon them
bent askance.” And so T. C. (Carew, as is supposed) in his translation of the
same passage, ap. Introduction to Singer's Fairfax,— “ He that graund foe was
aie to ...
Will. Sidney Walker, 1860
If they're dimmish, which they may be without bein' misty, that's nae positive sign
that it will rain the morrow — but when wannish it will surely be wat, and as I
never yet kent rain thrown awa in the Forest, I'm aye glad to see them wannish ;
for ...
John Wilson, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, James Hogg, 1866
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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
If they're dimmish, which they may be without bein' misty, that's nae positive sign
that it will rain the morrow — but when wannish it will surely be wat, and as I
never yet kent rain thrown awa in the Forest, I'm aye glad to see them wannish ;
for ...
4
The poetical works of John Milton: With notes of various authors
And work my flatter'd fancy to belief, • That Heaven and Earth are colour'd with my
woe ; My sorrows are too dark for day to know : The leaves should all be black
whereon I write, And letters, where my tears have wash'd, a wannish white.
John Milton, Henry John Todd, 1826
5
The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Sidney. His wannish eyes upon them bent askance And when he saw their
labours well succeed, lie wept for rage, and thrcatcn'd dire mischance. Fairfax.
While thus their worke went on with lucky speed, And reared rammes their
horned fronts ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Zelmane, keeping a countenance askance, as she understood him not, told him,
it became her evil . His wannish eyes upon them bent askance; And when he
saw their labours well succeed, He wept for rage, and thrcaten'd dire mischance.
7
Tennyson: A Selected Edition
VI i 190 Morning arises stormy and pale, No sun, but a wannish glare In fold upon
fold of hueless cloud, And the budded peaks of the wood are bowed Caught and
cuffed by the gale: 195 I had fancied it would be fair. ii Whom but Maud should ...
Professor of the Humanities and Co-Director of the Editorial Institute Christopher Ricks, Christopher Ricks, 2014
8
The Poetical Works of William Drummond of Hawthornden
Pearles then are framd orient, faire in forme, 10 In their conception if the heauens
looke cleare ; But if it thunder, or menace a storme, They sadlie darke and
wannish doe appeare : Right so my thoughts are, so my notes do change, Sweet
if ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Milton. Zelmane, keeping a countenance askance, as she understood him not,
told him, it became her evil. Sidney. His wannish eyes upon them bent askance;
And when he saw their labours well succeed, lie wept for rage, and threaten'd
dire ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
10
MHRA Tudor & Stuart Translations: Vol. 5: The Breviary of ...
... come with doubtful winds, etc.101 Also Sidonius Apollinaris, which wrote about
their coming into England, handsomely describeth their piracy in an epistle to
Lampridius: We may behold the wannish Saxons102 here, Used to the sea
before, ...
Humphrey Llwyd, Philip Schwyzer, 2011
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