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A Grammar of the German Language: Adapted for the Use of ...
... in which the adjective clair stands for the adverb clairement (thinly; thinly sown)
; aigre-doux (sour-sweet, sourish, sourish- sweet), in which the adjective aigre,
stands for the adverb aigre- ment (sourly, sourishly ; sourly, or sourishly-sweet), ...
Gustave Louis Maurice Strauss, Johann Christian Heyse, 1853
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The Works of Walter Savage Landor
Master Silas, as above, looked sourishly, and cried aloud, “ The witnesses ! the
witnesses ! testimony! testimony! We shall now see whose black goes deepest.
There is a fork to be had that can hold the slipperiest eel, and a finger that can
strip ...
Walter Savage Landor, 1853
... taught by thie thai, whenever a great people desire to do a thing whioh onght to
be done, they w.ll rind tli- means of duing it , lit In this GoVi-mment we have
thrown off the kingly fiction, bot there is another which we are lollowing as
sourishly ...
Loyal Publication Society, 1861
... graced Daniel's festive board j nor were there wanting sharp-faced, snuffy-
nosed maiden aunts, with clever countenances sourishly and tartishly disposed,
critical even in the rural shades of the manners of town-bred Miss Margaret
Lyndsay, ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1857
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The Trials of Margaret Lyndsay
... graced Daniel's festive board; nor were there wanting sharpfaced, snufl'y-
nosed maiden aunts, with clever countenances sourishly and tartishly disposed,
critical even in the rural shades of the manners of town-bred Miss Margaret
Lyndsay, ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Kúcno, ad. tartly. Шпионаж-ость, f. sourishness , tartishness. Krac/loßáro, ad.
sourishly, tartly. Кисловатый, a. sourish, somewhat acid, tartish. Кислорбдный ‚
oxygen , ogygenous. Кислорбдъ, т. oxygen. Kricaoc'rb, sourness , acidity,
tartness.
To be on the safe side, they had left him in his squalid seaman's grave. Even the
air tasted wrong, sourishly sweet, The men sauntered along wearily. None spoke.
Their shuffled footsteps were the only sounds to be heard. After half a mile the ...
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Citation and Examination of William Shakspeare, Euseby ...
Master Silas, as above, looked sourishly, and cried aloud, " The witnesses! the
witnesses ! testimony ! testimony! We shall now see whose black goes deepest.
There is a fork to be had that WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, &C. 19 " There are, alas, ...
Walter Savage Landor, 1834
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Foresight of the Duke, Part One (Alutia Rising Series, Book 3):
Heobligedits calling, forcingittocompress, releasing apuffofspores, tasting
sourishly sweet, allowingthe feelingof euphoria that greeted the release tocaress
his entire being. According to Vorian, the servant responsible for his oversight,
the.
That is going to depend on the reason why. Sexual intimacy includes any
physical contact that stimulates erotic feelings up to and including sexual
intercourse. Sexual intimacy should be a result of the couple being spiritually and
sourishly ...
