10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOODHOLE»
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woodhole in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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"In Fine, You'l Apprehend it Better when You See It": ...
One can see this in the "discovery" of Gimcrack in his laboratory, in the amorous
delusion of Sir Formal, and, particularly, in the humiliation of Snarl in the play's
notorious "woodhole" scene. After the coincidental arrival at a house of ill repute
by ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
What should I do, or whither turn 1 amazed, Confounded to the dark recess I fly
Of woodhole. Philips. Herrings must be smoaked with wood. Child. The millepes
or woodlouse is a small insect ; it has only fourteen pair of short legs ; it is a very ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
What should I do, or whither turn 1 amazed, Confounded to the dark recess I fly
Of woodhole. Philips. Herrings must be smoaked with wood. Child. The millepes
or woodlouse is a small insect ; it has only fourteen pair of short legs ; it is a very ...
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A Select Collection of Modern Poems
What ihou'd I do i' 'or whither turn r amaa'd, confounded, to the dark Reeei's I fly 0f
Woodhole ; firait my brifiling Hairs me, My Tongue iotgets her Faculty of Speech 5
So horrible he deems 1' his faded Brow Entrench'd with many a Frown, and ...
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Woodhole, wud'kule, s. Place where wtod ís laid up. Woodland., wud-lánd, s.
Woods. Woodlouse, wûd-louse, s. Tlie milk:pes. WoDdman, wud-mun, s. A
sportsman. Woodnote, wud-note, s, WiHl nutsic. Wooánvinpb, wud-mmf, s. Dryad.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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A complete dictionary of the English language: both with ...
WOODHOLE, wud'-hole. s. Place where wood is laid up. WOODL AND, wud'-Iand
. s. Woods, grouud covered with woods. WOODLARK, wud'-lirk. f. A melodious
fort of wild lark. WOODLOUSE, w&d'-lous. s. The name os an insect, the millepes.
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Parodies of the works of English and American authors, ...
... What should I do, or whither turn ? amaz'd Confounded, to the dark recess I fly
Of Woodhole ; ftreight my briftling Hairs erect My Tongue forgets her Faculty of
Speech, So horrible he seems ; his faded Brow Entrench'd with many a Frown, ...
English authors, Walter Hamilton, 1885
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Notices of Mariners. ...
Provinoetown 106 ............... . . SECOND DISTRICT. Nantucket 445. . . Woodhole
710. .. . No rt,Il.l... .... .. Ne name... Fall iver, Mass . . . . . . . . . .. Fall iver Z707. .... ..
Providenca,R.l..... Uni0n469 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. New London, Conn ................. ..,.
U.S.A. Navy Department. Bureau of Equipment. Hydrographic Office, 1918
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Consular Reports: Commerce, Manufactures, Etc
... 7,800 7,670 27,690 30,615 i8,395 23,270 18,850 Woodhole 13,260 15,080
26,520 Total 607,242 555.303 938,260 739,191 698,677 718,428 Ports. 1890.
1891. Second quality. Third Second quality. Third quality. 1 quality. Cantars.
Cantars.
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The Beauties of English Poesy
... accent thrice he calls ; I know The voice ill-boding, and the solemn sound.
What should I do ? or whither turn ? amaz'd. Confounded, to the dark recess I fly
Os woodhole ; strait my bristling hairs erect Thro' sudden 256 THE BEAUTIES OF
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