10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PARAFFLE»
Découvrez l'usage de
paraffle dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
paraffle et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
... tramp, as clothes in a tub ; also short and irregular steps, such as of children.
Paik, beat. Paiks, blows ; a beating. Palmering, walking infirmly. Panged,
crammed; stuff d. Pantler, keeper of the pantry. Paraffle, ostentatious display-
Parochine ...
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr Herries of Birrenswork more than any other gentleman
who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at his ...
3
Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series
Paraffle, ostentatious display. Parochine, parish. Parritch, porridge ; hasty pud
ding. Parritch-time, breakfast-time Partan, crab-fish. Passemented, guarded with
lot* fringe, fyc. Pat, pot. ¥aX,put. Patrick, paetrick, partrick, per- trick, partridge.
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrens- work more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
5
Waverly Novels: Peveril of the peak
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr Herries of Birrenswork more than any other gentleman
who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at his ...
6
The Wordsmiths and the Warguild
Looking round, he saw it was only two young pirates sparring with a lot of brag
and paraffle. The weapons muqaddam, seeing their footwork looked sloppy,
screamed abuse at them. They took heed, stopped fooling around and became
more ...
7
Tales of my landlord: the bride of Lammermoor
... not matched ; that may be spared. Out-taken, excepted. Owerby, over the way.
Owcrlay, cravat. Owsen, oxen. Paidle, pettle, staff"; " pleugh- naidle." plough-staff.
Paiks, a beating. Palme ring, walking infirmly. Paraffle, ostentatious display.
8
The Waverly Novels: Redgauntlet
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrens- work more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
Paraffle. Ostentatious display. Peenging. Querulous, weak. Penny-stane cast. A
distance not greater than a man may throw a quoit. Peer. Poor. Peery. Child's toy.
A top. Picks. Pick-axes. Pictarnie. The great teni) or sea-swallow. Pirn. The reed ...
But touching the subject of this paraffle of words, it's not worth a pinch of tobacco.
D'ye think that I care for Mr. Herries of Birrenswork more than any other
gentleman who comes here about business, although I do not care to go tilting at
his ...
