10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BOLISCO»
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bolisco en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
bolisco y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Delphi Works of M. E. Braddon (Illustrated):
and her father used to quarrel, and Bolisco, who lodged in the house off and on,
used to stick up for her, and Prodgers and he sometimes came to blows. “And this
,” concluded Mr. Lodway, “was the beginningoftheir walkingabout together.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon, 2013
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New Perspectives on Mary Elizabeth Braddon
murderer. In this light, she is unable to testify against Bolisco and was prevented
from legitimizing her relationship with either Lord Withemsea or Colonel Rannock
. Kate has also been known as Kitty Prodgers, Kate Delmaine, Mrs Bolisco, ...
3
In Lady Audley's Shadow: Mary Elizabeth Braddon and ...
20 2L 22 23 24 rapid rise to popularity among the middle classes as an
inexpensive form of pm$onalporUauur€ flbkL,p.113) Faunce's brief interview with
pugilist Bolisco (Rannock's murderer and Kate's violent husband) suffices to
classify him ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Cp. bolisco) * *Bonideco*,adv. Açor. De bôa vontade, espontaneamente. (Do lat.
bono et aequo) * *Bonifácia*, f. Bolo supplementar, no jôgo do voltarete, do qual
se tira aquantia necessária, para completar as entradas que são precisaspara ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
Bolisco was a good-looking chap then, before he got his smeller, smashed in the
mill with the Hammersmith nigger. They kep' company for a year or two, off and
on, for it wasn't in Kate to go on long with anybody without quarrelling; and then, ...
Mary Elizabeth Braddon, 1899
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Mary Elizabeth Braddon: A Companion to the Mystery Fiction
After the trial, Grace marries Arthur in a quiet ceremony. Faunce keeps a watch
on Kate, convinced that she has a secret pertaining to her lover's fate. His
detective work pays off when he uncovers that James Bolisco, a prizefighter
blackmailing ...
Anne-Marie Beller, Elizabeth Foxwell, 2012
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Revista lusitana: arquivo de estudos filológicos e ...
... 278. boliana XXXII, 224. bôlica I, 198. bolidas II, 246. bolieíra XXVI, 79; XXXVII,
221. bolieiro XXVII, 290. bolina VII, 91; XV, 343; XVIII, 79; XXXV, 260. bolinête
XVI, 219. bolinha I, 198. bolinhois XXXI, 267. bolinholos XXXI, 267. bolisco XXVIII
, ...
J. Leite de Vasconcellos, 1967
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A linguagem dos pescadores da Ericeira
40). BOJARDA, s. m. -forma de jogar o pião, atirando com força. + Bojo, s. m. - a
parte exterior da lancha, desde o cosso até ao panal (v. descrição Etnog., cap. III,
4, B, fig. 62). BOLISCO, s. m. -nome que dão a cada um dos pequenos pedaços ...
Joana Lopes Alves, Luís Filipe Lindley Cintra, 1965
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Estudos de Castelo Branco
BOLISCO — Belisco. BELISQUER — Beliscar, dar beliscões. (*) Esta doença
mais benigna que a varíola, é costume designar-se clinicamente pelo nome de
bexigas, bexigas mansas Catapora — Boletim «A Bem da Língua Portuguesa», ...
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Lendas galegas de tradición oral
"Para iso deu lle o mouro tres moletes e cada un co seu periquete, dicíndolle:
Mira non lles crebes ningún destes periquetes, nin lle tires un só bolisco ó pan. Ó
chegar ó castro Pedro, colles un dos moletes e tiralo no medio do terreo do
castro ...
Xosé Manuel González Reboredo, 1983
