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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CHILBLAINED»
Découvrez l'usage de
chilblained dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
chilblained et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
"I'm so cold, Hannah; I'm so cold," I sobbed; and I ran toward the red embers of
the grate which so compelled me I could almost have thrust my little chilblained
fingers and toes into their red caverns. Hannah was a large-hearted woman in ...
Susie Colyer Nethersole, 1913
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Mandarins: Stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa
In those same chilblained hands she clutched for dear life a red third—class
ticket. I found her vulgar features quite displeasing and was further repelled by
her dirty clothes. Adding to my irritation was the thought that the girl was too
dimwitted ...
Ryunosuke Akutagawa, 2011
And Miranda saw how her mother yearned to be closer to Rose, to what Rose
represented, as if she were an orphan with chilblained hands afraid to approach
the stove because she'd heard what happened to chilblained hands when they
got ...
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Van Aambeeld Tot Zwijgplicht.
... perfusion periosteum peritoneum peritoneum peritonitis pernicious chilblained
hands chilblained toes perspiration perspire, to sweat, to perspiration whooping
cough pertussis pes equinus flatfoot clubfoot clubfoot pesticide plague black ...
L. H. M. Van Palenstein Helderman-Susan, E. M. Mans, 2007
I am never warm. I feel coldest in the misty mornings when, holding Hari's
calloused hand with my chilblained fingers, I walk on chilblained toes to Mrs
Pen's. The colder it gets the more reserved Hari becomes. I know he is secretly
shivering.
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The Book of Laughter and Forgetting: A Novel
Rich in its stories, characters, and imaginative range, The Book of Laughter and Forgetting is the novel that brought Milan Kundera his first big international success in the late 1970s.
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The strength of the embrocation may be easily increased or diminished by
varying the quantity of olive oil used in preparing it. When the chilblained skin
has become chapped and ulcerated, the embrocation is to be applied ...
Through the coldest months of the following winter, I searched through lifeless
boatyards and poked my head under snow-laden tarps. My sympathetic but
chilblained yacht broker was as relieved as I was when l finally made a decision.
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Boys in Khaki, Girls in Print: Women's Literary Responses to ...
Visual imagery glamourized women's desire to be involved in the national effort:
bloody Red Cross aprons, greasy munitions overalls, or chilblained feet do not
feature in these visual representations, yet the memoirs are explicit about the ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CHILBLAINED»
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chilblained est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The Catholic Church: Returning to ritual a way of avoiding issues
... slapped around the head and having her chilblained fingers smacked with a ruler by Gerald Ridsdale, a violent criminal, while in the "care" of ... «The Age, mai 15»
The Glorious Heresies, by Lisa McInerney: a big, brassy, sexy beast …
“The door was opened by an ould wan, about his mother's age, dressed like a chilblained scarecrow with a face that would have reversed the ... «Irish Times, avril 15»
Wind Chill Non-Factor: Weather Won't Determine Whether the …
It is believed in many quarters that our January weather is uniquely horrible, making the Pats a literal force of nature against their chilblained ... «Boston.com, janv 15»
Jessica Harrington yard gears up for Leopardstown festival
... the racecourse these animals spend most of their lives, and the often hard, dirty and chilblained work that goes into getting them to the races. «Irish Times, déc 14»
Short Fiction: 'The Old Country Speaks' By Julie Reverb
My chilblained guilt does not last long but my grudges grin into the next ice age. I'm counting on it, you being here, our tea going cold together. «The Quietus, oct 14»
Angelina Jolie brings your childhood nightmare to life with Maleficent
... a badge of rebellion and non-conformity when you consider Sarah's cracked, chapped and chilblained hands stinging from the lye and soap. «The Independent, mai 14»
The longest winter: Season of 1887-88 brought deadly storms
By May, much of Winona was underwater, but if it took a flood to melt away the remnants of the recent winter, many a frost-bitten, chilblained ... «Winona Daily News, mars 14»
BOOK REVIEW: 'Longbourn'
It's because Sarah and Polly spend hours at the laundry tubs, their hands red and chilblained from scrubbing the family's underwear and linens, ... «Washington Times, oct 13»
Jo Baker reimagines Jane Austen classic through eyes of a …
And so the novel opens at Longbourn House at 4.30 on a cold September morning – her chilblained hands cranking the water pump and filling ... «The National, sept 13»
Longbourn by Jo Baker, review
All chilblained hands and aching limbs, she's certain there's more to life than the Bennets' dirty laundry. Enter the mysterious new footman, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, août 13»
