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Five Sisters: The Langhornes of Virginia
Then a bigger issue came along that put Chillie back in play and restored his
sense of rampageousness. Nancy reported that Nora, a week after planning to
return to Baldwin Myers,had suddenly decided to stay in England all spring.“
Between ...
I was building to rampageousness. “All you can do is say yes?” “What do you
want me to say?” “Didn't last night mean anything to you?” “Harrison, you're a fine
man. But get over what happened last night. Let's just say it was great, but now
it's ...
However, if Silver Bells does choose to revive and start, there will probably be no
more fear nor looking back, as there is no reason why he should not then show
the full rampageousness and pertinacity of his type. My original name for him, ...
Reginald John Farrer, 2011
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
To storm ; also onthe rampage = (1)in astate of excitement, fromanger, lust,
violent movement, or drink. Whence rampaging (rampacious or rampageous) =(1
) furious, hot (q.v.),wild, or outrageous : and (2)loud (q.v.) : whence
rampageousness.
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Plato and the Hero: Courage, Manliness and the Impersonal Good
... liberty of such a man's Rabelaisian existence. Most people, however, lack the
ability to live like this, and so, as in the political sphere, they invent a code which
calls temperance a virtue, and decry as shameful the superb rampageousness of
...
... RANCHEROS RANCHERS RANCE RANCES RANCH RANCHED RAN
RAMOUS RAMP RAMPAGE RAMPAGED RAMPAGEOUS RAMPAGEOUSLY
RAMPAGEOUSNESS RAMPAGEOUSNESSES RAMPAGER RAMPAGERS
RAMPAGES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Behavior in Public Places
B. are often scenes of disorder — not always the organized rampageousness
which attracts the worried attention of the President of the Republic, the Prime
Minister, Governors and Chief Ministers of States, journalists, the University
Grants ...
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Reviews and Essays of Austin Clarke
In other ways this story of medical students, in their early rampageousness and
revolt from the dissecting room with all its stark blasphemy of life, is disturbing. He
gives away the professional secrets, disjoints all the traditional mnemonics, sets ...
Austin Clarke, Gregory A. Schirmer, 1995
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
rampageousness noun. • rampaging noun. © 18c: originally Scottish, probably
related to ramp1 . rampant /'rampant/ o adj 1 a uncontrolled; unrestrained; b
unchecked in growth or prevalence □ rampant growth. 2 said of an animal: a
rearing; ...
... stand on the shoulders of the 20th century, instead of under its heel—is not a
brawny, urgent, two-fisted, stentorian, hell-bent rampageousness, but a modest,
unplat formed, slow-writing man, more refined than most women, more
immovable ...
Charles Fletcher Lummis, 1902
