10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «WHISKERANDO»
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The ninth day only Whiskerando and White-Tooth were left to go to school. Miss
Tabby taught them that one and none are two, and promptly put White-Tooth into
the closet for disputing it. When the time came for dismissal, Miss Tabby smiled ...
For The Dayspring. KITTY WHISKF.RANDO. Kit Whiskerando, Come, sit on my
knees ; I have a few words To say, if you please. You look very fine In your shiny
black fur, And 'tis quite delightful To hear your soft purr. But. dear Whiskerando ...
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Music and the Southern Belle: From Accomplished Lady to ...
In “Clara Gregory,” a man named “Don Whiskerando” (a reference to Don
Giovanni, or simply a dangerous foreign man who happens to be a musician?)
plays the flute and accompanies the protagonist, Clara Gregory, one evening in
song.
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
The Irish Exhibition in London in: 1888: mostly Londoners'. Ware quotes Referee,
10 June 1888. On Colinderies, Fisheries, etc. whiskers. A whiskerando (q.v.);
often loosely of any man, as in the joc; greeting, 'Hallo, Whiskers!': mid-C.19—20.
Il Editorio, Don Whiskerando. Don Whis. (with drawn sword). II Editorio ? II Ed. Sir
, to you ! Don Whis. Revenge I seek. Abuse from your vile sheet I now will bear no
longer. 11 Ed. 'Tis well, I will not baulk you. [He touches a bell on his right hand ...
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The Galaxy: A Magazine of Entertaining Reading
Il Editorio, Don Whiskerando. Don Whis. (with drawn sword). II Editorio ? II Ed. Sir
, to you I Don Whis. Revenge I seek. Abuse from your vile sheet I now will bear no
longer. 11 Ed. 'Tis well, I will not baulk you. [He touches a bell on his right hand ...
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Studien zur englischen Philologie
Der Ausdruck whiskerando M. IV. 93 ist nach Angabe des Cent. Dict. nach „Don
Whiskerandos" (< whisker + andos = „bearded person"), dem Namen einer
Person in Sheridan's „The Critic", gebildet. Hier ist auch zu nennen die
Bezeichnung ...
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: » Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.» 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
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On Transferred Appellations of Human Beings, Chiefly in ...
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: >Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.» 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
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On Transferred Appellations of Human Beings
1832 Carlyle, Ess. Diderot: »Considered as Duellist, what a poor figure does the
fiercest Irish whiskerando make in comparison with any English game-cock.> 0.
Schmeding, Wortbildung bei Carlyle (Stud, zur Engl. Phil., ed. Morsbach), p. 261
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