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M. Magnus' VERB SAP taps the very blood of language--the textures here get at the many-fingered roots, the 'crossweave fabric' of rhizomatic namings that thrust ever outward, always 'by way of a word' here, the 'Elfic D'oracle' signifies ...
2.2 The "prefixless verb" SAP inverse There is one exception to the statement that
inverse person marking is obligatory when a 3A acts on a SAP O: if the 1, 2, or 1+
2 free pronoun immediately precedes the verb, then the corresponding inverse ...
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Nineteenth-Century British Novelists on the Novel
Verb. sap. sat.16 Or, if you like it better, kill the old dowager of a surfeit, and make
the old brute who marries the heroine commit suicide; and after all these unheard
-of trials, marry them as fresh and beautiful as ever. A. A thousand thanks.
George Leonard Barnett, 1971
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The Year Before Sunset:
Judas ingratiated himself to Jesus and, smiling, betrayed him. Even now they are
planning to betray you. But remember, when an elephant falls, innocent little
creatures, standing in its shadow, get crushed. Verb. Sap.' 'What's verb sap?
Hugh & Colleen Gantzer, 2012
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CliffsNotes on Dickens' Great Expectations
Rope-yarn refers to the fact that prisoners were often put to work unraveling old
rope. Hearthstone refers to stone broken up to use to whiten doorsteps and
hearthstones. the Mentor of our young Telemachus. . . Quintin Matsys. . . VERB.
SAP.
VERB SAP Quintin Matsys was a fifteendi- century Flemish painter, said to have
begun life as a blacksmith. Verb Sap means 'a word to the wise' 98 (p. 207)
insured in some extraordinary Fire Office At this period, plaques were fixed to the
...
Verb. sap, Parry, verb. sap! PARRY: But you — your father — I mean — will she
consider — (Stops, embarrassed.) DOOMSDAY: My father is only an attorney, it's
true. And attorneys' children cannot usually aspire to such gentry as the Powells.
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On Crown Service: A History of HM Colonial and Overseas ...
by A. H. M. KIRK-GREENE JUST fifty years ago, in 1905, there appeared a
remarkable book called Verb. Sap. on Going to West Africa. The author was a Mr.
Alan Field, F.R.G.S., who had seen service in the Royal Scots, the Bombay
Famine ...
Anthony Kirk-Greene, 1999
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Clarissa: or, The History of a Young Lady
2 The first remark may be Lovelace's rendering of the Latin proverb: Verbum
sapienti satis est (verb. sap.)—A word to the wise is sufficient. The second part is
an echo of a proverb from Cervantes: “Fair and softly goes far” (Don Quixote I.iii.2
).
Samuel Richardson, John Richetti, Toni Bowers, 2010
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Selected Judgments of the Supreme Court of Israel
... approaches the task of deciding the question of the "nationality" of a particular
person; and all these legitimate considerations together will urge and even
require the court not to decide the question according to any religious law. Verb,
sap.
