КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «LOCOMOTIVENESS»
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Pickwick Abroad; or, The Tour in France ... Illustrated with ...
Presently some maggots be n running across the table. Of course they came from
the nuts. gikere was an exemplification of the spirit of locomotiveness—-for, may I
die if every mag ot had not a large bump upon his head in the proper place ...
George William MacArthur Reynolds, 1839
Presently some maggots began running across the table. Of course they came
from the nuts. There was an exemplification of the spirit of locomotiveness—for,
may I die it' every maggot had not a large bump upon his head in the proper
place.
George William MacArthur Reynolds, 1839
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Pickwick abroad; or, the Tour in France, etc. (Second edition.).
Presently some maggots began running across the table. Of course they came
from the nuts. T here was an exemplification of the spirit of locomotiveness—for,
may I die if every maggot had not a large bump upon his head in the proper place
, ...
George William MacArthur Reynolds, 1849
Methodist preachers, locomotiveness of, 130. Milton, his choruses of the Samson
Ago- nistes, 24 — his L' Allegro and H Pen- seroso, 25. Mitchell, Mr., his
annotated edition of the ' Acharnenses of Aristophanes,' 42. Montaigne, his
description ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
There is the measured lightsomeness of the Polonoise ; there is the splendid
v0luptuousness of the waltz. But the Minuet is the most marked of all. It is, as it
were, the very essence of courtly pomp—-the aristocracy of locomotiveness. If
dancing ...
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The Quarterly Journal of Prophecy
_ ..'.,~z ., . - 4,,- Ir-h'.' i L. ' highway, there is motion, but not life. In the aspect of the
present age, we can trace something more than ,mere power, or speed, or motion
. It is the vitality, the intense vitality, underlying its locomotiveness, that strikes ...
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The American Monthly Magazine
The hand of the Puritan has been stretched in every direction over the wide area
of our country, and has sown the seeds of prosperity, intelligence, and virtue, with
the most un. sparing liberality. Locomotiveness, then, so far from being a fault, ...
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The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India ...
I dare say that you do think very rapidly, but as the rapidity of your
locomotiveness produces accidents by explosions and oversets, to the great peril
and manifest detriment of heads, necks, legs, and arms; so also your
overhastiness in thinking ...
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Personal recollections of the stage
... all things, (brought about, I suppose, by a commercial season of great excess,
and, as was then supposed, of high prosperity) — a spirit of locomotiveness
hitherto unexampled, and incident, I suppose, to our feeling, as we then first fairly
did, ...
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A Bibliographical Antiquarian and Picturesque Tour in France ...
Its condition is absolutely wouderful — nor is the history of its locomotiveness
less surprising. First, for an account of its contents. On the reverse of the first fly-
leaf, we read the following memorandum — in red : " Cest psaultier fu saint loy's.
Thomas Frognall Dibdin, 1821
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“Walking” by Henry David Thoreau
Who but the Evil One has cried “Whoa!” to mankind? Indeed, the life of cattle, like that of many men, is but a sort of locomotiveness; they move a ... «National Geographic, Ноя 11»
