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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DISCOLOURMENT»
Découvrez l'usage de
discolourment dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
discolourment et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
'I will only recount certain incidents.' Then I told him the things I remembered. Colonel McClure looked very grave. 'No, ' he said, at length, 'this is something which we dare not speak of aloud.
He could tell from the discolourment of Smith's shirt that at some time, blood had
flowed freely and taken a long time to slow and stop, the cells desperately
struggling to plug the exit wounds. Between the crimson streams was a face
waxed in ...
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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher
Our two poets place a mirror of their period before our eyes, which reflects it
much better than Shakspeare's mirror of all time does his own particular one :
they had not his imagination to throw its splendid discolourment over all realities,
or to ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, George Darley,
1866
With the exception of a little discolourment on the left ancle, neither the features
nor body had undergoneiany change of appearance. In this state, the last tribute
of respect was paid to his memory, by a number of visitors, who daily went off for
...
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Dictionary of English Spelling
discolour discolour (US discolor) to cause to change colour discoloration
discoloured (US discolored) discolouring (US discoloring) discolourment (US
discolorment) discomfit to embarrass; to thwart discomfited discomfiting
discomfiture ...
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A Slight Trick of the Mind: A Novel
Furthermore, her very hands dismissed that initial suspicion; they were lacking of
blemishes or the blue-black discolourment which would have been seen nearest
the fingertips. No, I had finally concluded, she was never mad or ill, nor was she ...
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Original Poems, sacred and miscellaneous
Back from the last sad obsequies she came, The widow'd, childless mother; her
fallen cheek, Amongst whose dimples wreathing roses play'd, Now pallid and
impair'd, resign'd its charms, A And wore the wan discolourment of woe; Pity and
...
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The Madras Journal of Literature and Science
Our subsequent inquiries serve to confirm this statement, inasmuch as few
navigae tors appear to have passed along the eastern coast of Arabia, in the
months of June, July, and August, without noticing the discolourment of the water
(but ...
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Naval History of Great Britain: Including the History and ...
With the exception of a little discolourment on the left ancle, neither the features
nor body had under 'one a change of appearance. In this state the last triiute of
respect was paid to his memory, by a number of visitors, who daily went off for
that ...
No doubt, the generality of these fields assumed a. blackish or morbid hue at the
conclusion, which of course was called Rust by some people: but this
discolourment ensued from the juicesof the plant having previously become
putrid and cor.
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «DISCOLOURMENT»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
discolourment est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Man in court over counterfeit cash
"The first thing we look at is the general texture of the notes and the discolourment," says Mr Parker. "We rely on the people serving these ... «TVNZ, févr 14»
Luxury look: The Decleor treatment room and a woman receiving a …
Grace must not have realised she had been rubbing the cream into the palm of my hands as well so I was left with an awkward discolourment ... «Telegraph.co.uk, juil 08»