10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOLVISHLY»
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The Universal Etymological English Dictionary:: In Two ...
WOLVES-Trttb [in a Horse] two Teeth in the upper Jaw, which grow sharppointed,
so Is to prick the Tongue and Gums. WOL'VXSH, of the Nature of a wolf,
ravenoust \ _woo WOLVISHLY, like a Wols, greedisyA WOMAN LIDxman,Sax. Dr
- Tb.
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary
X PWLZLARD [lifflbablyzlisslwilslzBelg- WlsV WOUVISH, of the Nature of a Wols,
Sndsiffifd, Nature] a. cliiiningssvlanga Sor- zavenous. . cerer, anzEnchanrer. ct '
WOLVISHLY, like a Wols, greedi' To lWXZZIJE, (a get any thing away fiily. ly, ...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
WOL'VISH, of the Nature of a Wolf, ravenous WOLVISHLY, likj Wolf, greedi- A
WOMAN [piman, S.ix. Dr 7 h. H. de- iìvcs it of pip, Sax. N^ite and Man, but o- thers
of pumb, S. x. and sQau, Sax.] the Fen»ale of thr luimaii Race. , W OMANHEDK, ...
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A Mirror for Lovers: Shake-speare's Sonnets as Curious ...
He does not wish him to act the part of a lamb wolvishly, but instead have the “
sterne Wolfe” (9) lie down with the lamb, “translat[ing]” (10) or “come pletely
transforming” sternness into meekness and trust. To use “the strength of all thy
state” in ...
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Worldoflegends.com: A Tale of Two Spinners
The wolves watched him — wolvishly. “That's all sorted then,” said Rupert
pleasantly. “Let's get going.” He started to walk out of the trees, but then turned
back to Henry. “Best stick with me —” There was no need to say anything more.
Some wolvishly did prey upon the quick, Some thievishly purloined from the sick ;
Some robb'd the dead of sheets, some of a grave, That there another guest might
lodging have ; Yea, custom had so harden'd most of them, That they God's ...
... Elven and eternal War of mighty mania Of castlic heights Hath feminine, blue
tears What gushes into a portal Between faminous futures And Wolvishly created
abodes Has death For those whom do not succeed The many names breathened
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Some wolvishly did prey upon the quick, Some thievishly purloined from the sick ;
Some robb'd the dead of sheets, some of a grave, That there another guest might
lodging have ; Yea, custom had so harden'd most of them, That they God's ...
... stroked his chin, and rubbed her cheek on his, but he remained on all fours,
remained a beast, shook his head and began to bare his teeth at the beauty, in
the end so threateningly and wolvishly that she ran away. Chocolate was set in
front ...
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An universal etymological English dictionary. [Another]
WOLVISHLY, like a Wolf, greedi- »r- A WOMAN [piman, Sax. Dr. 7b, H. derives it
of p p, Sax. Wife and Man, but others of p mb, Sjx. and (Dan, Ssx.] the Female of
Human Race. WOMANHEDE, Womtahood. Cbauc. 6 B a WO. WOMANISH, like a
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