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On the green wet grass, After formal partings and the party, Girls gaze at the
moon Moanfully, as they are filled. And then they walk away To their fathers'
apartments Fulfilled. Don't you think that is rather lovely poetry? Nankya It's bull-
shit, ...
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Enlightened and Emancipated
The whole crowd was amazed at what they saw; it was like as if Steve totally new
what was going on in that stranger's life 'You are right sir' said Cliff 'Oh dear'
Caroline said moanfully. She sighed and then asked Steve, 'What should be
done ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
Lamentable, triste, lúgubre. Moanfully, a. Lamentablemente. Moat, 8. Mota. l>ry
moat, Foso seca To Moat, та. Rodear con fosos de agua. Mob. A Populacho,
canalla; tumulto. To Mob, -гл. Tumultuar; incitar excesos; correr á alguno.
Mobblsh, a.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... wylofus Moanfully, mön'-ffwl-li, ad. gyda galar Moaning, mön'-ing, s. cwynfan,
ochain yn hyglyw, ochain yn uchel Moat, möt, s. ffos, clawdd, cylchffos, cylch-
glawdd, amglawdd: v. a. amffosi, cylch- gloddio, cylchffosi, cloddio o amgylch
Moate, ...
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The Jew of Verona [by A. Bresciani]. Transl
moanfully prolonged and hoarsely plaintive, seemed lost sighingly among the
straw. The boy did not stop to ask what it was ; he hurried back as fast as his
trembling knees would bear him, threw open the door, and cried, " Oh my father !
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The Christian Repository
Now the autumn winds sighed moanfully over the desolation their chilling breath
had wrought ; and the seared and yellow grass and leafless boughs of the sugar-
trees and elms, spoke to the observing wind of decay and death. "And I, too, atn ...
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A Pronouncing Dictionary of the French Language: In Two Parts
Moanfully, ad. u'un ton plaintif Moat, s. fossil, m. Mob, s. coiffe, f. Mob (crowd),
foule, populace Mob, va. outrager, insnlter Mobbish, a. tumultueux, se. Mobile, s.
populace, f. vul- gaire, m. — , s. mobile, m. Mobility, t. —lite, legorete, f. — ,
racaille ...
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War letters of a disbanded volunteer [by J. Barber].
smiled moanfully, and sed the solushin was that ho was " down in the mouth."
Then we got torking about the prospecks ahed, and I inkwired of he thort it
possabul to ockupy and possess, and cetery, the forts and uther guverment real
estate in ...
Joseph Barber (of New York.), 1864
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
Sax. ) To lament ; to deplore ; — v. n to grieve ; to make lamentation ; — 8.
lamentation ; audible sorrow; grief expressed in words or cries. MOAN IT!,, moue'
ful, a. Sorrowful ; expressing sorrow. MOANFULLY, mone'ful-le, ad. With
lamentation.
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The works of Isaac Barrow, D.D.: To which are prefixed, a ...
... this our poets are ever moanfully singing ; this our philosophers do gravely
inculcate ; this the experience of all times loudly proclaimeth : for what are all
histories, but continued registers of the evils incident to men ? what do they all
describe ...
Isaac Barrow, Abraham Hill, James Hamilton, 1845
