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In burst the " terribil Gobbo " himself, " in complete steel," and striking the floor
with a succession of bold knocks, while he sidled dislocatedly along towards
Selinguerra with little drifting hops, brought help at the most opportune moment.
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1864
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The Dublin Review: A Quarterly and Critical Journal
In burst the " terribil Gobbo " himself, " in complete steel," and striking the floor
with a succession of bold knocks, while he sidled dislocatedly along towards
Sclinguerra with little drifting hops, brought help at the most opportune moment.
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The Practice of Cultural Analysis: Exposing ...
Welling up into view are bodies, fleshy and plantlike with sightless eyes
dislocatedly on the watch. A series of seventeen works created in the eighteen
months after Pollock's sudden death in August 1956 were clearly about Pollock ("
Pollocks" ...
Mieke Bal, Bryan Gonzales, 1999
4
Avant-Gardes and Partisans Reviewed
Welling up into view are bodies, fleshy and plant-like with sightless eyes
dislocatedly on the watch. A series of seventeen works created in the eighteen
months after Pollock's sudden death in August 1956 were clearly about Pollock ('
Pollocks' ...
Fred Orton, Griselda Pollock, 1996
5
Indian Literature and Popular Cinema: Recasting Classics
... of Hindi-speaking characters (including such North Indian stereotypes as
zamindars, pehelwans, and Kayasths), and of a mélange of regional dress styles,
contributes (no doubt intentionally) to the film's dislocatedly pan-Indian character.
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Rhetorical Spaces: Essays on Gendered Locations
But the question must always be, as it is elsewhere in feminist theory, just what
kind of relation it makes sense to preserve with hegemonic, mainstream
epistemology; and that is a question that can not be answered dislocatedly.
Evidently ...
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Concise English Dictionary
adv. dislocatedly. '□ dislocation a dislocated joint: displacement: disorganisation
derangement (of traffic, plans, etc) a fault (geol.). [L.L. dislocdre, alum — L. dis-,
apart. locare, to place.] dislodge dis-Ioj', v.t. to drive from a lodgment or place of ...
... while he sidled dislocatedly along towards Selinguerra with little drifting hops,
brought help at the most opportune moment. Well did he sustain in the ensuing
conflict his terrible reputation. " Alone, alone he did it." At first it was Selinguerra ...
William Wetmore Story, 1864
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The damask girl: and other stories
vance, enough to leer off sugard words dislocatedly. Lionel was displeased and
went outside, disdaining longer to witness and suffer from the vulgar comedy. His
presence had been a restraint, especially on the scion. There had been an ...
Morrison Isaac Swift, 1906
... which suggests the overflow from a leaky drinking fountain spreading over the
floor; and Lloyd Hamrol's "Five by Nine," which is in a half-dozen separate
segments, all laid out like a "happening," dislocatedly, every which way across
the floor ...
