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It was several moments before Maggie Mackenzie could talk, puffingly, after the
climb. "Abbie, I want ye to have the pearls. I'm savin' the fan for Mary. Janet has
the breast-pin, you know, and Belle the shawl. Belle always stuck V hung fer the ...
Bess Streeter Aldrich, 1994
Another holds high the lilies and the oriflamme; while two dwarfish Herculescs
are dynamically busy, one protruding his belly to support a fascis emblematic of
union, the other fussily and puffingly employed binding together the twigs ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... pyff'-ffing, s. gwagfolach, ffug- liad ; pyffiad, erthwch, erthychiad ; peuad, peuant
[ol, pyffiadol Puffingly, pyff-ffing-li', ad. yn wagfoliad- Puffy, pyff'-i, a. awelog,
cwthynog, gwyntog; chwyddedig Puffed out, pyffd owt, mwythus, mwythog,
dargestol ...
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No Visible Horizon: Surviving the World's Most Dangerous Sport
For nearly a century, the psychological world puffingly concluded that Freud was
right: people who sniffed too long at dangerous risks must be damaged, they
must have lost that crucial ability to observe death without embracing it. We were
all ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
Puffingly, puf-flng-le, adv. 410. Tumidly, with swell ; with shortness of breath. Puffy
, putftfe, adj. 183. Windy, flatulent ; tumid, turgid. Pug, pug, a. A kind name of a
monkey, or any thing tenderly loved. Pugh, pooh, interj. A word of contempt.
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High-ways and by-ways; or, Tales of the roadside, by a ...
I quickly recognized my old friend, Serjeant Passepartout, in his well-earned
promotion to the rank of sub-lieutenant ; and I gazed with pleasure on the ribbon
of the Legion of Honour which protruded puffingly from his button-hole. He briefly
...
Thomas Colley Grattan, 1827
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Delphi Complete Anne of Green Gables Books - Works of L. M. ...
But an enormously fat lady, sinking puffingly intooneof the Ingleside easychairs,
sighed and said sadlythatthe springsweren't sonice asthey were whenshe was
young. “Don't you think perhaps the change is in us . .. notin the springs, Mrs.
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The Sportsman's Cabinet, and Town and Country Magazine
This work, which was puffingly announced as a scientific circle of field sports, is
too contemptible for criticism : it contains not a single redeeming feature : the
compiler of this ridiculous rhodomontade never acquired a single iota of
knowledge ...
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Madder Red: A History of Luxury and Trade
Field was seriously interested thathispigments were lightfast. For example, he
considered his 'madder yellow' insufficiently lightfast so he dropped it from hislist,
whilethe likesof Ackermann's gallstone and quercitron pigment was puffingly sold
...
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The Anne of Green Gables Chronicles (Extended Annotated Edition)
... baby just learning to walk. The winter pattern of trees and fields was beginning
to be overlaid with hints of green and Jem had again brought in the first
mayflowers. But an enormously fat lady, sinking puffingly into one of the Ingleside
...
Lucy Maud Montgomery, 2013
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The ten biggest tropes in country music
But with songs like "These Colors Don't Run," "Bumper of My SUV" and "American Soldier," I think we can pretty much call it: Country is the most chest-puffingly ... «Westword, 9月 13»
Science and religion: clash of two faiths
So here comes another one, Dr Patrick White, who holds a doctorate in engineering and has led research groups at Bell Labs, puffingly announcing 'Christianity ... «Jamaica Gleaner, 7月 13»
A Civil War Professor Reviews 'Lincoln'
In an age when so many people puffingly complain about gridlock, lobbying, campaign money, and inefficiency, Lincoln embraces all of them, and good comes ... «Daily Beast, 11月 12»
Ryan Babel Apologises For 'Howard Webb' Twitter Jibe
In the very first minute, referee Howard Webb had one of his chin-juttingly, chest-puffingly 'Hollywood' moments and saw fit to hand United a rather dubious ... «Who Ate All The Pies, 1月 11»
