10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CLUSTERINGLY»
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction: ...
Lucelle was not long in arranging her dark ringlets which hung clusteringly down
her forehead — put on her bonnet, then stood, her face radiant with smiles,
waiting her mother's kiss to sanction her departure. On leaving her little cottage, ...
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
The eyes of the former were fixed wistfully on her parent, who was unahle to
refuse a wish so eloquently ex- Lucelle was not long in arranging her dark
ringlets which hung clusteringly down her forehead — put on her bonnet, then
stood, her ...
Reuben Percy, John Timbs, 1841
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
Clusteringly, kl&s'tar-ing-le, adv. In a clustering manner. Clustery, klus'tfir- 6, a.
Growing in clusters; full of clusters. Clutch, klftuh, «. t. To double in the fingers,
and pinch or compress them together; to clinch. To seize, clasp, or gripe with the
...
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Fairy fancies, from the Germ. by L.S. Eden
They recollect, however, in time what the flower-spirits have sung to them, and
colour themselves blue down to the deep yellow calyx, around which the leaflets
clusteringly cling, like a prayer for faithfulness, or like a last clasping adieu in ...
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The Panorama of Nations: Comprising the Characteristics of ...
It was an awe-striking sight, standing on the edge of the narrow pathway, to part
the clustering bushes, and look down the wood-mantled precipices ; for the tree
trunks reemed to shoot clusteringly from out the all but perpendicular Adventure ...
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Yarns of an Old Mariner
... in common with the boudoir of the lady of fashion ; there was that graceful
disposal of flowers around the window of the hut, which might have been
arranged in a clusteringly heaped vase elsewhere ; there was a smooth comfort
in the piling ...
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Long engagements: a tale of the Affghan rebellion
A countenance full of vivacity, bright, beaming; full, ruddy lips; large, floating eyes
; hair the richest ever seen, glossy brown, and most luxuriant, escaping
clusteringly from beneath her bonnet; and a complexion, it almost made you sad
to look ...
Sir John William Kaye, 1846
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Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
(y. t.) H., cluSteringly, dutch, klutch, s. 29. Gripe ; seizure ; grasp ; a proj. tooth or
stop to a wheel (mech.) :— pi., clutch' cs, -€z, paws or talons ; n., the hands, as
instr. of rapacity, crucltv, or power, (v. v.) dutch, vt. To clinch the fingers; to seize, ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1861
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Imitations of Celebrated Authors; Or, Imaginary Rejected ...
... velvet, over the collar of which his rich chesnut curls used to drop clusteringly,
when, a month ago, he justly reckoned himself among the gayest of Neapolitan
BOCCACCIO AND FIAMETTA. 325.
Peter George Patmore, 1844
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The Maid of the Isle, and Other Poems. [By Mrs. Mallett.]
... snowdrop smil'd, Which braving tempests, blossoms in the wild. , The gay
clematis clusteringly entwines, Its smiling tendrils round the towering pines ; And
lilies bending o'er the crystal wave, Inhale new odours from the sweets they have.
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CLUSTERINGLY»
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Yet, ironically, the nurtured blend of plainsong and Maori instruments in this 12th century salute to nature is clusteringly effective. Traditional ... «New Zealand Herald, sept 14»
