10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHISKERANDO»
Discover the use of
whiskerando in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
whiskerando and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The ninth day only Whiskerando and White-Tooth were left to go to school. Miss
Tabby taught them that one and none are two, and promptly put White-Tooth into
the closet for disputing it. When the time came for dismissal, Miss Tabby smiled ...
For The Dayspring. KITTY WHISKF.RANDO. Kit Whiskerando, Come, sit on my
knees ; I have a few words To say, if you please. You look very fine In your shiny
black fur, And 'tis quite delightful To hear your soft purr. But. dear Whiskerando ...
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Music and the Southern Belle: From Accomplished Lady to ...
In “Clara Gregory,” a man named “Don Whiskerando” (a reference to Don
Giovanni, or simply a dangerous foreign man who happens to be a musician?)
plays the flute and accompanies the protagonist, Clara Gregory, one evening in
song.
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
The Irish Exhibition in London in: 1888: mostly Londoners'. Ware quotes Referee,
10 June 1888. On Colinderies, Fisheries, etc. whiskers. A whiskerando (q.v.);
often loosely of any man, as in the joc; greeting, 'Hallo, Whiskers!': mid-C.19—20.
Il Editorio, Don Whiskerando. Don Whis. (with drawn sword). II Editorio ? II Ed. Sir
, to you ! Don Whis. Revenge I seek. Abuse from your vile sheet I now will bear no
longer. 11 Ed. 'Tis well, I will not baulk you. [He touches a bell on his right hand ...
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The Galaxy: A Magazine of Entertaining Reading
Il Editorio, Don Whiskerando. Don Whis. (with drawn sword). II Editorio ? II Ed. Sir
, to you I Don Whis. Revenge I seek. Abuse from your vile sheet I now will bear no
longer. 11 Ed. 'Tis well, I will not baulk you. [He touches a bell on his right hand ...
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Studien zur englischen Philologie
Der Ausdruck whiskerando M. IV. 93 ist nach Angabe des Cent. Dict. nach „Don
Whiskerandos" (< whisker + andos = „bearded person"), dem Namen einer
Person in Sheridan's „The Critic", gebildet. Hier ist auch zu nennen die
Bezeichnung ...
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: » Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.» 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
...
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On Transferred Appellations of Human Beings, Chiefly in ...
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: >Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.» 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
...
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On Transferred Appellations of Human Beings
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: »Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.> 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
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