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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CONVALESCENTLY»
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Thus the 'smooth confectionary style,"|' long, according to Whig authority, peculiar
to the Mnlgravians, was the spark which kindled the fire, which heated the oven,
which baked the 'rabbit-pie,' which Mr. William Sikes convalescently consumed ...
2
The Theatre Book of the Year, 1947-1948: A Record and an ...
... "I am afraid this production is one of those cases in which what is wanted is a
little less imagination and a few more scene- shifters" — not only did
Komisarjevsky disport himself thus, but he caused Antony in death so
convalescently to shout ...
George Jean Nathan, Charles Angoff,
1975
3
The Complete Works of William Dean Howells
... their stateroom he found a good many people strung convalescently along the
promenade on their steamer-chairs. These, so far as they were women, were of
such sick.
The weather had changed, and when he went up from this interview with his wife
in their stateroom he found a good many people strung convalescently along the
promenade on their steamer-chairs. These, so far as they were women, were of ...
William Dean Howells, 1stworld Library,
2006
5
The Ironic Temper and the Comic Imagination
rator takes over as translator of its significance (this is not merely a matter of style
indirect libre): the music is even more heavenly, but no longer in a convalescently
tranquil sense. "The miraculous paradox of eternal life and eternal repose was ...
6
Grammar with vocabularies of Volapük: (the language of the ...
... nojik. conturneliously, globiko, jemod- iko. conturneliousness, jemodof, blam,
nof, no/am. convalescence, denusaun. convalescent, denusaimik. convalescently
, denusauniko. convenable, yurmk. convene, koMmon. convenience, koven, geb,
...
Johann Martin Schleyer,
1887
Beside them in the sunshine Hulda was leaning convalescently back in a
steamer-chair, brought from the cabin. "She told me the story this noon," he went
on between puffs at his pipe. "After she tried to beat through the smoke and fire,
and ...
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Dashiell,
1920
All my clothes had been laundered. I felt absurdly recovered but decided it would
be prudent to conduct myself convalescently for the time being. I got dressed in
my bush gear: longsleeved army shirt, jeans, boots. There was a mirror to use.
9
The Bystander: An Illustrated Weekly, Devoted to Travel, ...
Captain Nepean, looking convalescently dissipated, took charge of me, and I
enjoyed it. He is consistently miserable about o'.her people's morality. I think most
men take a horticultural interest in sin, and Nepean is an enthusiast. Just at the ...
His thoughts may have been miles away, but he gave a perfectly good imitation
of a man thinking up someone who wanted to buy a car. Reilly continued to
thumb the cards, and Tommy looked convalescently out of the window; Nellie
pecked ...