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Charles Brockden Brown's Wieland, Ormond, Arthur Mervyn, and ...
5 “In a freak of Noctambulation”: noctambulation or night-walking, another term
for sleepwalking. Having, as I said, reached this house, and being left. 4 “Who
would enhance, by participating, every gratification”: this is Sarsefield's second ...
Charles Brockden Brown, Philip Barnard, Stephen Shapiro, 2009
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The Agoraphobe's Pandiculations
The Agoraphobe's Noctambulation But rather than investigate I put a chair in front
of the door. A chair, a bookcase, the dryer. It's not safe out there at the best of
times. I'll be goddamned if I'll fight the devil. “This is the story Afraid to go on.
LEVADE, REYNI'ER, BERRYHOUD, and VAN BERCHEM,*JUDlOF,
commiffioned by the Society to inquire into a Case of Noctambulation. izmo. 61
Pages. Lausanne. 1788. , HE case here related is curious; but this account os it is
calculated ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1789
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A Dictionary of the English Language, Containing the ...
Nundinal (L.), a tair,a market; nun- Omnis (L.), all; omnifarious, ommfie, dination.
omntfonn, omniparity, omnlpercipient. omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, om-
Nox, noctis (L.), night ; nocraary, noctambulation, noetidial, noefflucous, ...
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The Ladies' Lexicon and Parlour Companion: Containing Nearly ...
NOCENT. adj. Hurtfui. NOCTAMBULATION. s. The act of walking in sleep.
NOCTIF'EROUS. adj. Bringing night. NOCTUARY. 3. An account oi what passes
by night. pi. noctua- ries. NOCTUR'NAL. adj. Nightly. 253 NEX— NIG NIG -NOC.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
-খী'দ্র. ঢ়ণ*[ড়া, অত্তধাদেশ“ | To Nook, v. a. র্থাজে-বসা. ফাঁজে-লগো বা যেতো-দা I _
Nocked, a. ন্টাজওয়ালা. ফাঁজকাটা. ঝাঁতেষেক্ষো I Noctambulation, n. s.
নিদ্রাবসৃয়ে” হাঁটিন' ৰেড়নে' বা চলন. অশ্ব নিদ্রায় চলন. ঘুমহিয়া চলন | Noctambulo,
n. s. Lat.
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The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...
Noctambulation. Nox ; atnbulo. Noctidial. Nox; dies. Noctiferoua. Nox; fero.
Noctiluca. Nox; lueeo. Noctivagant. Nox; vagus. Noctuary, noctule, nocturnal. Nox
. Nocuous. Noceo. Notation, node, nodosity, nodosous, nodous, nodule. Nodus.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Noctambulation. Nox; ambulo. Noctidial. Nox; dies. Noctiferous. Nox; fero.
Noctiluca. Nox; lueeo. Noctivagant. Nox; vagus. Noctuary, noctule, nocturnal. Nox
. Nocuous. Noceo. Nodation, node, nodosity, nodosous, nodous, nodule. Nodus.
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Walker remodelled: Smart's pronouncing dictionary of the ...
Hence*, tNo'-cive,(hurtful, destructive,) a. ; Noc'-u-ous, (noxious,) a. ; +Noc'-u-
ment, (h;irm,) s. NOCK=n6ck, s. and o. A notch:— 1*>. To place on the notch. [&c.
NOCTAMBULATION, &c— See Nocti-. NOCTI-, n6ck'-te^: Initial syllables from the
...
John Walker, Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (Mich.), 1871
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A new general English dictionary; to which is prefixed a ...
NOCTAMBULATION (S.) a disorder that occasions persons to walk or go about in
their flq|p, during which time they will open doors, windows, Sec. go upon the
ridges of houses and dangerous precipices, commonly vithout any hurt or ...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1771
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The delinquents, vagabonds and insomniacs who tramp London by …
... tonic for Dickens's insomnia; his great 1860 essay Night Walks is, among other things, a hosanna to the therapeutic travail of noctambulation. «Evening Standard, Мар 15»
The 12 books of Christmas
... with an excerpt from “Christmas Pudding” involving guests at a country house, a bomb threat and brilliant use of the word “noctambulation.” 5. «Washington Post, Дек 13»
