- twenty-four
shillings value, to the
owner of the dog that
shall pin the bull
oftenest and fairest, and
seven shillings and
sixpence to the
owner of the second...
- and
early 18th
century type
resembled their Tudor forerunners in
being oftenest ****ociations
solely for
conviviality or
literary coteries. But many were...
- also see God’s own
handwriting in the
sacred volume: and he who
reads it
oftenest will like it best, and he who is
acquainted with it, will know the hand...
- were
general terms for the
outer clothing while the
endyma (ἔνδυμα) was
oftenest applied to the underclothing. The lope (λώπη) and
lopos (λῶπος) were also...
- also see God’s own
handwriting in the
sacred volume: and he who
reads it
oftenest will like it best, and he who is
acquainted with it, will know the hand...
-
removed in
complexion from the
sable hue of the
typical slave women, were
oftenest to be obtained. The auctioneers’
stands were
solid blocks of
masonry placed...
- a
cabinet or wardrobe, as for
utensils or apparel; in the
latter case
oftenest built-in;
hence e.g. walk-in closet,
linen closet, and
skeleton in the...
- in
regions of Sub-Saharan Africa; it is
common in Tanzania. It
breeds oftenest in
areas where the soil is clay.[citation needed]
Zipcodezoo Catalogue...
-
would account for why
appealingly "natural"
guesses are the ones that
oftenest (or
least seldom) succeed; to
which Peirce added the
argument that such...
-
Polish bards of painting, with
either Józef
Brandt or
Henryk Siemiradzki oftenest named a
third bard.
National poets Polish Messianism Romanticism in Poland...
