10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOOLLILY»
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woollily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
woollily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cactus Basics: A Comprehensive Guide to Cultivation and Care
Anyone can grow extraordinary and exotic cacti and succulents with confidence, using this fully-illustrated, inspiring and practical new guide.
Tony Mace, Suzanne Mace,
2006
Shehad been so woollily soft,so tight, so eager. And sotrue. Notatall likethe
scrawny female thing who awaited his return. Women, hisfather hadtold himvery
early on, were destructive, evil things—things without souls whocould never be
trusted ...
3
Handbook on Care and Management of Laboratory and Pet Animals
The coat is either profuse woollily woolly, luxuriant, fine in texture and evenly
distributed, or corded and considerably longer cords. The puddles skin colour
depends on the colour of the coat. white dogs have slier hue. Colour : Black,
brown ...
Yajaman Bajjappa Rajeshwari,
2009
As she came across the road in high boots which covered her knees, her beige
coloured outfit flopping woollily about her, hair heaved back in casual yet styled
abandon, he swung open the door, bea- ming in rich blue shirt, dark trousers, ...
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The Mathematical Papers of Isaac Newton:
After some initial hesitancy (compare A. R. Hall, Ballistics in the Seventeenth
Century (Cambridge, 1952) : 130-1) Wallis was soon afterwards coaxed into
composing a short, woollily argued ' Discourse concerning the Measure of the
Airs ...
Isaac Newton, D. T. Whiteside,
2008
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the medieval hungarian historians
It is only necessary to compare his work with its sources, where they can be
traced, to see how woollily they are used, how much is made, by the
accumulation of 1 Quoted in c. 9. 2 Described and quoted in c. IS. 3 Referred to in
c. 7. 1 Homan ...
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Jean François Lyotard: Ethics
It's that surprise, and I was trying to give it a name which corresponds to my
experience of reading, which is the , " . in name joy . What Miller is either woollily
evading or struggling to find and name here - margin, ethics, joy - can be
expressed ...
Victor E. Taylor, Gregg Lambert,
2006
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The Truth about Sharks and Pigeons
Before he had chance to complain Bristol had bustled woollily passed and
nudged his way though the swirly door. Trudging after Bristol he found himself in
what looked like a cheap laundrette. Two sets of chairs, back to back, ran down
the ...
... to know, to dare and to will, but fortunately he did not keep entirely silent. In
1855-6 he published the two volumes of Le Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie,
his most brilliant book. Wildly and woollily romantic, vague The Modern
Magicians.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WOOLLILY»
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woollily is used in the context of the following news items.
Group is less vague about its new chief than current trading
It did so woollily, reporting “continued positive trading”. Quindell said it has “extended its relationship” with “one of the UK's leading brokers”. The group deemed ... «Financial Times, Jun 14»