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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DYSPEPTICALLY»
Descubre el uso de
dyspeptically en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
dyspeptically y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
In 1983, Chinese playwright, critic, fiction writer, and painter Gao Xingjian was diagnosed with lung cancer and faced imminent death.But six weeks later, a second examination revealed there was no cancer—he had won "a second reprieve ...
... and demanding, like the faithful and willing servant it ever is, more work to do
in our behalf ; in some cases getting so much work to do, that it sinks
dyspeptically under the wicked and soul-benumbing infliction : in other cases,
alas ! with so ...
3
Oscar Wilde's Last Stand: Decadence, Conspiracy, and the ...
Running dyspeptically through his rage at the establishment figures ranged
behind Ross, Douglas concluded his epic poem with exhortation against The foe
without, the foe within': This Island once the bourne of saints Where Vice now
reigns, ...
4
Burns in drama [a play]. Together with Saved leaves
He had a broad, smooth, ruddy-sallow face ; and looked to me like one of those
men who dyspeptically fatten within doors, without exercise, amid dust and
cobwebs. They told me he was a teacher ! He snivelled and stuttered, not her
Majesty's ...
James Hutchison Stirling, 1878
It is a simple phosphate, and restores to the flour the essential and nutrititious
properties removed with the bran, and will be found particularly desirable and
valuable to those dyspeptically disposed. PUBLISHERS' NOTICE. We wish just ...
6
The Baking Powder Controversy
I have seen myself develop in that time from a rather dyspeptically inclined
stripling of 6 feet in height and 125 pounds in weight to my present perfectly
healthy state. Within that time I have also had the pleasure of rearing a little family
, who ...
Abraham Cressy Morrison, 1904
7
American Thumb Prints: Mettle of Our Men and Women
"I don' know," answered the questioner, dyspeptically. "I don' know. I go home
every week or ten days. My wife isn't glad to see me. I'm going home now. She
won't be glad. They think more of you when you're not home so much." "Whee-
u-u-u ...
said the other, dyspeptically; 'for my part I don't believe any more that the man
knows a thing. I think he's an imbecile.' " 'For mercy's sake,' exclaimed the pyloric
gland, secreting several drops of gastric fluid in its excitement, 'what makes you ...
And flourishing most dyspeptically, I assure you. Was his den of indigestion one
of your haunts 1 " "Yes," said Anthony, smiling faintly at the recollection of past
glories. " I went there often when I was young — " " Young ! " " Unmarried, if you
like ...
David Masson, Sir George Grove, John Morley, 1900
During that time he has developed from a rather dyspeptically inclined stripling to
a perfectly healthy state, and has reared a family which has never encountered
anything more serious than the measles or the mumps. The young women in his
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DYSPEPTICALLY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
dyspeptically en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Hillary Clinton's Email Problem Is Unsolvable
... two media critics, on which he dyspeptically answered questions with more questions and generally displayed an aversion to grace and tact. «Huffington Post, Mar 15»
Christmas dinner comes early this year, with goulash, Kinnock and …
... dyspeptically nibbling on a Pret sandwich while worrying about being fired. This was one of the grand lunches: between me, Martin, his agent ... «New Statesman, Dic 14»
Why Obama Needs the U.N.
But as Iraqi imploded and his domestic ratings tanked, Bush turned back to the U.N. By the time he left office, Bolton was dyspeptically ... «Politico, Sep 14»
Lucy Kellaway joins the hunting and shooting set
... as instructed, lying down on the ground with leg bent, and peer, slightly dyspeptically, down the barrel of a gun at a target a long way off. «Financial Times, Jun 14»
Was Dylan Really Terrible in the 1980s—or Had We Just Forgotten …
Save for 1989's Oh Mercy, his first collaboration with producer Daniel Lanois, Dylan's 1980s records were dyspeptically reviewed and later ... «Slate Magazine, Abr 14»
Neil deGrasse Tyson on Why He Doesn't Call Himself an Atheist
Pastor you-know-who went on dyspeptically about there being "no rights only responsibilities" (not true, btw). Offhand, can think of the Mormons ... «Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Mar 14»
Moses said unto the Israelites: “This is the hand-made quail wrap …
This also explains why the latter-day wraps have had such an easy time converting our dyspeptically secular society: they slot right into the ... «New Statesman, Feb 14»
Review: Losing The Plot, John Godber Company/Wakefield Theatre …
The first commented dyspeptically on the state of the ConDem nation, lambasting the parlous state of theatre finance too with coruscating ... «The Press, York, May 13»
Don't take this Phillies season so serious, bud. It ain't nohow …
I am after those of you who dyspeptically turn to you game dates/buddies, and say, angrily, "Let's go," and stomped up (or down) the steps. «The Good Phight, Abr 13»
London Notebook
I am still brooding dyspeptically over Have I Got News For You and wondering who the BBC considers to be a real person. Jimmy Savile ... «Spectator.co.uk, Oct 12»
