PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «LUBBERLINESS»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LUBBERLINESS»
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1
The Autobiography of a Seaman
The metamorphose being completed to the lieutenant's satisfaction, though not at
all to mine, for my neat chest had become an unshapely piece of lumber, he
pointed out the “ lubberliness of shore-going people in not making keyholes
where ...
Thomas Cochrane Earl of Dundonald, 1861
2
Marston; or, The soldier and statesman
They were six or seven — their conversation was the common bluster and
boisterousness of their trade — and between their demands for supper, their
coarse jokes, and their curses at the lubberliness or loitering of their associates
from the ...
3
The Life and Literary Remains of Charles Reece Pemberton: ...
... tavern and drink themselves into a state of helpless infirmity ; which not to do
would be symptomatic of cowardly lubberliness, or worse : and no further harm
comes of the " liberty" than a head-ache occasionally, or a fit of fever and death.
... becoming conscious of his shock hair, splashed doublet, and dirty boots, had
vague doubt whether his English dignity wero not being regarded as English
lubberliness ; but, of course, he hated the two Frenchmen all the more, and
received ...
... hair, splashed doublet, and dirty boots, had vague doubt whether his English
dignity were not being regarded as English lubberliness; but, of course, he hated
the two Frenchmen all the more, and received their civility with greater grufi'ness.
6
The Works: In Prose and Verse. Serious, Moral, & Comical. In ...
... like a lazy Hulk, whose (iupendious Magnitude is sullbig enough to load an
Elephant with Lubberliness, to sot away your time in Man--gue"s Fumitory,
among a parcel of old smoak-dry'd Cadators, and not so much since my
departure, as cut ...
I remember a coasting pilotofmy early acquaintance (he used toreadthe papers
assiduously)who, to define the utmost degree of lubberliness ina landsman, used
tosay,"He's oneofthem poor, miserable'castanchor' devils." Chapter V. From first ...
8
Tales of the Fish Patrol
And not only did they protest, for they madeusheaveit in again,allbutthirty feet.
Having sufficiently impressedthem with our general lubberliness, Nicholas and
Iwent below to congratulate ourselves and to cooksupper. Hardly hadwe
finishedthe ...
... LUBRICOUS LUCARNE LUCARNES LUCE LUCENCE LUCENCES
LUCENCIES LUCENCY LUCENT LUCENTLY LUCERN LUCERNE LUCERNES
LUCERNS LUCES LUAUS LUBBER LUBBERLINESS LUBBERLINESSES
LUBBERLY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
10
The Works of Mr. Thomas Brown, in Prose and Verse: Serious, ...
... like a lazy Hulk, whose stupendious Magnitude is full big enough to load, an
Elephant with Lubberliness, to sot away your time in Mon — gue's Fumitory,
among a. parcel of old smoak-dry'd Cadators, and not so much since my
departure, ...
Thomas Brown, James Drake, 1707
