КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «TEMULENTLY»
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Merry Go Down: A Gallery of Gorgeous Drunkards Through the Ages
... twentieth," thereare still certain stalwarts(as has been most abundantly proved
bysome of our acquain tance) who temulently emulatethe featsof valiance des
cribed inthese pages, whichwefling, symbolically, with the worst willin the world, ...
Chicago, too, will be a Cyprian isle for the temulently inclined thereabout, but this
year the celebration will be far more extravagant in New York, for New York is the
center of the munitions manufacturing district. Those grown suddenly rich from ...
Francis J. L. Dorl, Frederick Franklin Schrader, 1916
Chicago, too, will be a Cypnan isle for the temulently inclined thereabout, but this
year the celebration will be far more extravagant in New York, for New York is the
center of the munitions manufacturing district. Those grown suddenly rich from ...
She quoted one of her poems, standing temulently erect, her face a travestied
expression of etherealness. The precious soul, It stands above the goal Of life's
eternal strife. The precious soul, It is bathed in joy and beauty And to behold, it is
...
James Thomas Farrell, 1937
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Calico Shoes: And Other Stories
She quoted one of her poems, standing temulently erect, her face a travestied
expression of etherealness. The precious soul, It stands above the goal Of life's
eternal strife. The precious soul, It is bathed in joy and beauty And to behold, it is
...
James Thomas Farrell, 1934
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Michaelis Dicionario Ilustrado: Portugues-Ingles
II -amenté adv. temulently. tenacidade s. f. 1. tenacity, tenaclousnesa, adhesion,
toughness. 2. (fig.) obstinacy, aturdlneaa, dogged- neaa, atubbornnesa,
pertinacity. 3. avarice, covet- ousness, greed, avidity. tenalha a. f. (fort.) tenaille,
tenalhâo ...
Fritz Pietzschke, Franz Wimmer, 1961
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Merry-go-down: a gallery of gorgeous drunkards through the ages
... NINETEENTH CENTURIES AND WILL NOT WORK in the twentieth," there are
still certain stalwarts (as has been most abundantly proved by some of our
acquaintance) who temulently emulate the feats of valiance described in these
pages, ...
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Human Ecology: The Science of Social Adjustment
... a grotesque helmet temulently poised over a monstrous Hellenic nose, this
obscure Britannia perfectly symbolises the eclipse suffered by that lady in her
losing battles with the bankers. The Hellenic nose indicates with subtle flattery
the ...
Both Shelley and Wordsworth have linear vision, their birds travel in straight lines
, though Wordsworth's lark may wobble temulently. Shelley's skylark starts from
the ground, though we never see it there: From the earth thou springest: Like a ...
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The short stories of James T. Farrell
She quoted one of her poems, standing temulently erect, her face a travestied
expression of ethereal- ness. The precious soul, It stands above the goal Of life's
eternal strife. The precious soul, It is bathed in joy and beauty And to behold, it is
...
