КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «HURRYINGLY»
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A tour in quest of genealogy, through several parts of ...
... though I am certain I shall follow you 'f haudpassibus elfquis." Indeed, I_
congratulate myself that part of my journey will lead me not hurryingly through
Nforth Wales, a_ country of' which you or 'I' knovir little morethan we could gaiher
in, ...
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The Dramatic Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
[Tertsky enters, and delivers letters to the Duke, which lie breaks open hurryingly.
Coun, [to Max.] Remunerate your trouble! For his joy He makes you recompense.
'Tis not unfitting For you, Count Piccolomini, to feel So tenderly — my brother it ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Derwent Coleridge,
1857
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Poetical and Dramatic Works
[Tertsky enters, and delivers letters to the Duke, which he breaks open hurryingly.
Coun. (to Max.) Remunerate your trouble ! For his joy He makes you recompense
. 'Tis not unfitting For you, Count Piccolomini, to feel So tenderly—my brother it ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
1844
Towards his wife the hero turns, and asks a last embrace ; She bends to kiss his
hand, and down her mournful face Her tears fled hurryingly : she knew not what
to do. He looked upon his girls, and in this sad adieu Commended them to God ...
Alexander Frederic Foster,
1851
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The poetical and dramatic works of S.T. Coleridge 3 vols
[Tertsky enters, and delivers letters to the Duke, which he breaks open hurryingly.
Coun. (to Max.) Remunerate your trouble ! For his joy He makes you recompense
. 'Tis not unfitting For you, Count Piccolomini, to feel So tenderly— my brother it ...
Samuel Taylor [poetical works] Coleridge,
1847
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The Scottish chiefs: a romance
Her Majesty rose directly, and pushing away the harp, hurryingly said, " You may
leave the room ;" and turning her back to Wallace, walked away through an
opposite door. CHAPTER XVI. THE HOUND TOWER. Wallace was yet
recounting the ...
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The poetical works of John Keats
Thus discoursing, on They went till unobscured the porches shone ; Which
hurryingly they gain'd, and enter'd straight. Sure never since king Neptune held
his state Was seen such wonder underneath the stars. Turn to some level plain
where ...
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As the Hawks Free of Earth's Bounds
Hurryingly, I slipping into my Levis, buttoning them while on the way to the door. I
opened it, not knowing whom to expect and was totally taken aback when I saw
the young lady from the night before standing there with a mischievous, impish ...
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Coming Out: And The Field of the Forty Footsteps
... it,” returned the ofiicer ; “ but I see that in him which makes me apprehend he
does not intend this shall be his last sight of you."' Betha's sudden paleness
showed her abhorrcnce of this intention ; and she hurryingly answered—“ It
cannot be!
Jane Porter, Anna Maria Porter,
1828
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Romanticism, History, and the Possibilities of Genre: ...
Caroline's attempts to avert catastrophe crystallize the means by which Fenwick's
characters attempt to exert control: Miss Ashburn endeavoured to retain Sibella in
her embrace; and began hurryingly to enquire of her where she had been, ...
Tilottama Rajan, Julia M. Wright,
2006