10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PURSUINGLY»
Découvrez l'usage de
pursuingly dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
pursuingly et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
With many a whoop behind, Scouring the dusty road with their bare feet, In
wicked glee, a squad of fellow-imps Come on with thistles and with nettle-wands,
Pursuingly, intent to goad and vex The long-eared cuddy : He, the cuddy, lays His
...
2
Lyra evangelica [hymns].
My Shepherd and Physician, Lord, Oh draw me close to Thee ; Glad would I
follow at Thy word, Faint, yet pursuingly. And if the battle last too long, Thou to my
rescue fly ; When I am weak, then am I strong : And then — the Victory !
Perchance ...
3
Fifteenth Century England
... noisy eating, or when he joins, inseparably, eternal happiness and table
manners, he still seems an honest writer and earnestly sure of the joining. 3. The
School of Virtue is a crude book. It is pursuingly, unendingly tedious. In
substance ...
Gimme thet kiss now, Flamenker," said Jeruel pursuingly. " Non, non ! — nevare
a gorgio shall come under my tent ! " and there was the laughter of a struggle.
Matt jumped to his feet angrily, wondering at himself the HOW THEY FOLLOWED
...
Sir James Henry Yoxall, 1902
It is true that it often acts threateningly and pursuingly, but the reactions of the
human encounterer are not agony, pain, disease or illness, but a counter-action.
The realistic, subjectively grasped situation has changed into something stylized
...
6
Communication & Cognition
In general, these phenomenological analyses of phantasy consciousness, which
pursuingly advance the original tradition of analyses of consciousness
established by Descartes, Hume, Kant, and even Leibniz, not only establish
phantasy ...
In general, these phenomenological analyses of phantasy consciousness, which
pursuingly advance the original tradition of analyses of consciousness
established by Descartes, Hume, Kant, and even Leibniz, not only establish
phantasy ...
8
The philosophy of fiction
She is dealing with all aspects of this moment to come, intimately, pursuingly. But
there is more: she is formulating in her mind the means by which the moment
shall be brought to pass. There is a bend in the path, a little ways ahead, where
by ...
Grant Martin Overton, 1928
9
The Brontë sisters: critical assessments
Besides, is it or is it not the fact, that very many women do love as eagerly, as
manifestatively, as outspokenly, as pursuingly — as Caroline Helstone for
example? If so, let it be 'told,' even though 'Gath and Askelon' should hear of it. It
is only ...
Eleanor Jane McNees, 1996
10
This mad peace: an epic in depth and beauty
God-given, I suppose. cora: (pursuingly) She has what she's wanted! She
shouldn't mind! ruth: (as if she had not heard) If Jackie weren't so disposed
towards her. cora: (thinking — tormentedly) . . . out, bursting tobbents 14 THIS
MAD PEACE.
