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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
snatchingly. Cities and empires creep along, enlarging in silent obscurity, until
they burst forth in some tremendous calamity — and match, as it were, immortality
from the explosion ! Irving, Knickerbocker, p. 424. 3. To seize or transport away ...
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The Native Races [of the Pacific States] ...
Do justice, therefore, heeding the wrath of none; this is the command of God, who
hath given the doing of these things into thine hand. Take care that in the high
places of the lords and judges there be nothing done snatchingly nor in haste, ...
Hubert Howe Bancroft,
1882
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A Vocabulary of English Rhymes Arranged on a New Plan
227] [achelur, above] aphyllous? scratchingly hex aphyllous? snatchingly de
caphyllous? [Sch, p. 16] hep taphyllous? pen taphyllous? spatulate, &c. te
traphyllous? [rttytllat, p. 637] en de caphyllous? [itfl & us?] fid radical tradicle spo
radical ...
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The Town Officer: A Digest of the Laws of Massachusetts in ...
The owner of the land, however, takes the hazard of cattle lawfully passing the
road, running upon his land, and casually and " snatchingly ," against the will of
the driver, devouring his crops. 16 Mass. 33. 18 Pick. 422. 17. The beasts so ...
Benjamin Franklin Thomas,
1849
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A complete dictionary of the English language: both with ...
SNATCHINGLY.snatsh'-Ing-Iy. ad. Hastily, with interruption. To SNEAK, siie'k.
v. n. To creep slily, to come or go as if afraid to be seen ; to behave with
meanness and servility, to crouch. SNEAKER, snc'k-iir. s. Asmallbowl of punch.
SNEAKING ...
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The American Decisions: Cases of General Value and Authority ...
Defendant said " he was driving his cow along the highway, from which she
escaped into plaintiff's close for want of fence; and that the defendant followed
her and drove her back; and that the cow casually and snatchingly, and against
the will ...
John Proffatt, Abraham Clark Freeman,
1910
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Of Life and Times That Now and Then Rhyme
... the calm and the comfort that possibly would be made available to me there at
her bookstore whenever comfort became something that became lost from
elsewhere all around me, and its having stolen calm snatchingly sneakingly with
it too.
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A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling: Based on the ...
Sleight. snach'lng-lyp, adv. Snatchingly. sllp'perd8, pp. Slippered. snachtp, pp.
Snatched. sllptp*8, pp. Slipped. snach'yp, a. Snatchy. 8llv'erdp*8, pp. Slivered.
snafl1 , v. & n. Snaffle. snafldp, pp. Snaffled. so-fls'tl-calp*8, a. Sophistical.
snagd8 ...
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Cicero's Books of Friendship, Old Age, and Scipio's Dream
learn and, as who would say, snatchingly conceive innumerable things, that they
seem not then at the first to learn them, but rather repeat and call them again to
memory. These be for the most part the arguments and reasons which the divine
...
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The Theory of Language: In Two Parts. Part I. Of the Origin ...
Action is the 'fifth category: and, as there 'are 'many sorts of it, vso are there '
manyhclasses of adverbs to express it, As, first, LBodily action, swimmingly,
snatchingly, eursim, oarptz'nz, &e. -: 'seconle Mental acti'onf-'as desire, ntin'am, ...
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Oddball cast can't resurrect cheap scares in "The Lazarus Effect"
... Fincherian opening credit sequence – hyper-edited flesh, tubes and bubbling oozes with a spiny invader slithering about – is attention-snatchingly nifty. «OnMilwaukee.com, Mar 15»
Theatre review: Calpurnia Descending, Malthouse Theatre
It's a wig-snatchingly funny ride; one where the bumps are easily forgiven, but perhaps not as easily forgotten. ------------. CALPURNIA DESCENDING «Herald Sun, Lis 14»
25 things to do on the Scottish islands for families
... ones on which to dry off in the sun – although however warm the day and limpid the waters, don't be fooled into thinking they won't be breath-snatchingly cold. «Scotsman, Cze 14»