10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHIRLABOUT»
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whirlabout in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Snow Queen and the Goblin
WHIRLABOUT shrugs too. WHIRLABOUT (briskly). If you ask me, you'd better
take that snow bird and get on with your job. GOBLIN (hedging). I don't know how
to begin. (The CHILDREN enter without sled and stop to watch.) WHIRLABOUT.
Martha Bennett King, 1956
2
The Butterflies of Canada
It feeds on grasses. Abundance: Although common in Florida and the Gulf states,
it is much less common farther north. Flight Season: The Whirlabout flies all year
in the extreme south, and migrates north in late summer and fall. Habits: As the ...
Ross A. Layberry, Peter W. Hall, J. Donald Lafontaine, 1998
3
The Tryal of the Time-killers: A Comedy of Five Acts
Upon my word, Lady Melody, you are a strange giddy creature to leave all the
business to me — but "tis well there is somebody has a bead to undertake it.
Enter Lady WHIRLABOUT. Lady Whirlabout — [Holding up her hands'] — Hah !
hah ...
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History of the Westminster election: containing every ...
Then while through this whirlabout, &c. &c. It's true, he 's a pretty good gift of the
gab, And was taught by his dad on a stool, Sir ; But tho' at a speech he's a bit of a
dab, In the state he's a bit of a tool, Sir ; For Billy's pure love for his country was ...
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History of the Westminster Election: Containing Every ...
Then while through this whirlabout, '8cc_. &e. Tho' reason united a North and a
Fox, The world of this junction complain, Sir; But what*s that to bis who join'd with
a pox, To the cabinet pimp of the thane, Sir; Who sold to a highflying jacobite ...
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History of the Westminster Election: Containing Every ...
Then while through this whirlabout, &e. &c. Tho' reason united a North and a Fox,
The world of this junction complain, Sir; But what's that to bi: who join'd with a pox
, To the cabiner pimp of the thane, Sir; Who sold to a highflying jacobite gang, ...
James Hartley (Ph. D.), Thomas Rowlandson, 1785
The —- of August last was appointed for the considerationof t e question of
Parliamentary Reform; and in order that the subject might be treated with fairness
, Mr Whirlabout was appointed to support the radical side. In urging the
expediency of ...
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Field Guide to Butterflies
Polites Above: Whirlabout. Polites vibex > Whirlabout (Formerly Thymelicus
brettus.) This insect, which is rare in the Northern states, is common in the South
and has a wide range through the American tropics. Wing expanse 1.15 to 1.25 ...
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Butterflies Through Binoculars: The East
3 Sachem d 10 Fiery Skipper li Whirlabout i Leonard's Skipper □I 2 Leonard's
Skipper 6 Common Branded. ^ Id JL~*j*t»w i Fiery Skipper ' 2 Whirlabout 6 / .□□
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The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany
The — of August last was appointed for the consideration of the question of
Parliamentary Reform ; and in order that the subject might be treated with
fairness, Mr Whirlabout was appointed to support the radical aide. In urging the
expediency ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHIRLABOUT»
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Book review: For the Love of Country and Cricket
It's only fair to start with the neighbours who dominate the discourse about South Asian cricket. Pakistani cricket's constant whirlabout in the 24/7 information age ... «Indian Express, Aug 14»
Bantam girls on a curl whirl
These are whirlabout days for the bantam girls rink from the Soo Curlers Association. Two weekends ago, the local bantams ventured to Manitoulin Island for the ... «Sault This Week, Mar 11»
THE WIDOWS OF EASTWICK
... enough to bite through the thick glaze of candy apples,” fosters an air of “false excitement — the shrieks from the Whirlabout, as the circular cages at the end of ... «New York Times, Oct 08»
