10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TOSTICATED»
Découvrez l'usage de
tosticated dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
tosticated et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The English dialect dictionary
Also in forms tossicatit Cum.l \Vm.; tosticaayted Brks.'; tosticated N.Cy.l \Var.“Hrf.2
Glo.l w.Cy. w.Som.l Dev.; tostikeyated I.\V.'; tussicated Hrf.' Ito'sikEtid; to'stikEtid.] 1
. A corruption of ' intoxicated.' Cum.| W111. Ya wur 'tossicntit whan yur owt ta ...
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The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, ...
Tosticated! tosticated ! Iscorn your words, cries Deborah. I defy the best man in
Bath, to say black is my eye; or that I was ever consumed in liquor, since my
name was Deborah. Tosticated ! No; God help me! I have drunk nothing to-day,
but a ...
Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia), 1810
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The Spiritual Quixote, Or, The Summer's Ramble of Mr. ...
Tosticated ! tosticated ! I scorn your words,' cries Deborah. 4 1 defy the best man
in Bath, to say, black is my eye; or that I was ever consarned in liquor, since my
name was Deborah. Tosticated ! No; God help me! I have drunk nothing to-day, ...
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The spiritual Quixote: or, The summer's ramble of Mr. ...
Tosticated ! tosticated ! I scorn your words, cries Deborah. I defy the best man in
Bath, to say black is my eye ; or that I was ever consumed in liquor, since my
name was Deborah. Tosticated! No ; God help me ! I have drunk nothing to-day,
but a ...
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The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift...
... own head, for I never remembered it was in the letter to desire another bottle ;
but I was so fretted, so tosticated, and so impatient, that Stella should have her
water (I mean decently, don't be rogues) and so vexed with Sterne's carelessness
.
Jonathan Swift, Thomas Sheridan, John Nichols, 1813
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Jem Bunt. By the Old Sailor [i.e. Matthew H. Barker]. [With ...
... 'ere animal arn't to be trusted by no means—he's ondubersome in regard of his
course, and yaws about like a gallyot with a starn sea arter her; and to my notion
0' things, he's tosticated, Jem—he's tosticated." Now Jem, though superlatively ...
Jem BUNT, Matthew Henry BARKER, Robert Cruikshank, 1841
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The Spiritual Quixote: Or, The Summer's Ramble of Mr. ...
I fancy thou art a little intoxicated to-night.' ' Tosticated ! tosticated ! I scorn your
words,' cries Deborah : ' I defy the best man in Bath, to say, black is my eye ; or
that I was ever con- sarned in liquor, since my name was Deborah. Tosticated !
Richard Graves, Charles Whibley, 1926
'Tosticated, Not able to see a hole in a ladder, Queer, Drunk as a fiddler's dog,
Overtaken, Drunk as Davy's sow, and Lushy, " The worse for liquor," which last
phrase is customarily used by the police, when they accidentally discover a
genteel, ...
Alfred Crowquill, Charles Robert Forrester, 1843
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Letters, Written by Jonathan Swift ... and Several of His ...
If you have not your letters in due time for two months hence, impute it to rny
being tosticated between this and WzsinaJ/'on Poor lord W'z'mbeZ/Ea* is dead, to
my great grief. He was a worthy honest gentleman, and a particular friend of mine
: ...
Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth, 1767
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The Spiritual Quixote ... To which is Prefixed the Life of ...
Tosticatcd! tosticated! I scorn y cries Deborah. 'I defy the best man in 1! black is
my eye; or that I was ever 'cousquor, since my n,me was Deborah. TastiGod help
me! I have drunk nothing to little tea for breakfast and half a pint oi diuner, except
...
Richard GRAVES (Author of “The Spiritual Quixote.”.), 1808
