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Since there were no witnesses to Ali's, Hassiba's, and Omar's death, there is no
way to know their final actions. p. 90: gaysome: “full of gaiety; blithe” (Webster's
Third). . 90: “his snarl cold-shouldering death”: “Cold-shouldering” is a transitive.
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
GAYSHEN, see Gaishen. GAYSOME, adj. Dev. Full of gaiety, cheerful. On they tI-
idge \Vi' free and gaysome hearts, I'ULIIIAN Shirl/rs (1842) 18, ed. 1853. [His
breast was hcightued with the fire Of gaisome youth, CHAPMAN lliad(c. 1611;111
.
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American Aberdeen-Angus Herd Book
... Cumming 959759- Bull-ELGON OF BLEATON Jan 13 1931; Good Gracious of
Abergeldie 633771; Elspeth of Bleaton 959753; Marshall & Mitchell 959760-
Cow-GAYSOME GIRL OF BLEATON Mar 20 1931; Escort of Ballindalloch
633728; ...
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Mirror for magistrates: pt.1 Part III: Legends from the ...
Her fertile wombe, which goodly fruit did beare, Now barren made, war's stormie
breath hath blasted, Her buds of gaysome youth, which whilome were The
flowers of chiualrie, haue headlong hasted Their timelesse end, while she in woe
hath ...
William Baldwin, John Higgins, Richard Niccols, 1815
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Woman in Indian Sculpture
R. Nath in his book The Art of Khajuraho observes: They are lovely figures of the
most beautiful females, in numberless gaysome postures: Playing with ball,
holding a mirror, writing a letter, waiting on the threshold, removing thorn from the
foot ...
Manohar Laxman Varadpande, 2006
And ye bright streams l ye woodland vagrants, humming to the wind in vine-like
fle.rure!!!!!! how ye rove along on mead and bank, where violets love to dwell in
solitude and stillness: All is fresh and gaysome! Now the peasant, with an eye ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1830
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Statan or Intellect Without God
Like happy pilgrims, how ye rove along By mead and bank, where violets love to
dwell In solitude and stillness: all is fresh, And gaysome. Now the peasant, with
an eye Glad as the noon-ray sparkling through a shower, Comes forth, and carols
...
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John Ford's Dramatic Works
Island! prison: A prison is as gaysome: we'll no islands, Marry, out upon 'ern!
Whom shall we see there? Sea-gulls, and porpoises, and water-rats, And crabs,
and mewes', and dog-fish! goodly gear For a young lady's dealings, or an old
one's.
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The Antijacobin Review and True Churchman's Magazine
The followers of Lady Huntingdon's system, with all their pretensions to
Calviirisiic austerity, seem conscious that they are performing only a weekly farce
, to be repeated twice on every Sunday. Even the lank Quaker can* trifle, look
gaysome, ...
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The Poetical Works: Of William Hilton. ...
No joy to me the varied landscape yields From painted vallies, or from teeming
fields : In vain the natives of the woodlands sing, Unheeded now the enamel'd
flow'rets spring : TThose gaysome scenes no more my thoughts divide, Their ...
