10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHELKY»
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Dictionary of Americanisms: A glossary of words and phrases, ...
WHELKY. Protuberant ; rounded.— Todd. Still heard sometimes in New England.
Ne ought the whelky pearls esteemeth he, Which are from Indian seas brought
far away. — Spenser, Virg. Gnat. Pluck, unchilled by the coolness of the drench, ...
John Russell Bartlett, 1848
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River of Fire and Other Stories
Lina's husband, Mr. Whelky, was a recurring motif in many of her watercolors.
With his red hair, red beard, red moustache, camouflage flak-jacket and always a
salmon, held high over his head. Lina could chart the collapse of their marriage
by ...
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The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser
Ne ought the whelky pearles esteemeth hee, 1 4 Which are from Indian Seas
brought far away : But with pure brest from carefull sorrow free, On the soft grasse
his limbs doth oft display, In sweete Spring time, when flowres varietie With
sundrie ...
Ne ought the whelky 1 pearles esteemeth hee, Which are from Indian seas
brought far away: But with pure brest from carefull sorrow free, On the soft grasse
his limbs doth oft display, In sweete spring time, when flowres varierie With
sundrie ...
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The works of Edmund Spenser, ed. by J.P. Collier
Ne ought the whelky pearlesm esteemeth hee, 105 Which are from Indian seas
brought far away ; But with pure brest from carefull sorrow free, On the soft grasse
his limbs doth oft display, In sweete spring time, when flowres varietie With ...
Edmund Spenser, John Payne Collier, 1862
Ne ought the whelky a pearles esteemeth hee, 105 Which are from Indian seas
brought far away : But with pure brest, from carefull sorrow free, On the soft
grasse his limbs doth oft display, In sweete spring time, when flowres varietie
With ...
Ne ought the whelky pearlesm esteemeth hee, 105 Which are from Indian seas
brought far away; ' But with pure brest from careful] sorrow free, On the soft
grasse his limbs doth oft display, In sweete spring time, when flowres varietie
With ...
Edmund Spenser, John Payne Collier, 1862
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The works of Edmund Spenser: with a selection of notes from ...
Ver. 94. macerate] Tear, that is, distract. Todd Ver. 105. whelky] Tho xehitk or
welk is a shell- Aflh. Perhaps the poet introduced this adjective in the sense of
wreathed, twisted, as that thell-Jlsh appears. Todd. Ne runs in perill of foes eruell
knife, ...
Edmund Spenser, Henry John Todd, 1869
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
V. iii. 6. Chaucer had united whelks and knobs : That might him helpen of his
whelkes white, Ne of the knobbes sitting on his cheekes. Pro/, to Cant. Tales.
WHELKY. Streaked, striated ; from WHELK. Ne ought the whelky pearles
esieemetli hee ...
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The Academy and Literature
Here Golding has : Yea, euen as gladlyas the folke whose browes sometime did
beare A paire of welked horns, whereof they Cerastes named are. I would further
call attention to the adjective whelky in Spenser's translation of “ Virgil's Gnat,” 1.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHELKY»
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The Hunchback of Aomori (Shuji Terayama & the Tenjo Sajiki experimental theater troupe) - Duration: 1:19:54. by whelky tartar 4,222 views. 1:19:54. «YouTube, Oct 11»
Love bites: The naked truth about aphrodisiacs
Though I polished off the lion's share of the whelky stew, I cannot report much in the way of nocturnal arousal, unless you include a slight case of indigestion. «Independent, Feb 08»
