-
which created it. Sāmodadāmodaram (Exuberant Krishna)
Akleshakeshavam (
Blithesome Krishna) Mugdhamadhusūdanam (Winsome Krishna) Snigdhamadhusūdanam (Tender...
-
overcoming of
countless grizzlies and
aggressive mountain lions, and his
blithesome,
joking disposition, made him
locally famous among the county's travelers...
- run When my
heart was **** and merry,
recked then not of care or toil
Blithesome as the
bells of
Derry ringing o’er the
sunny Foyle" But the
phrase is...
- idea by the tail when they set out to make the
picture ... The idea had
blithesome implications, as well as
spiritual ones, and it
looked for a
while as...
-
blindness blinds blindside blink blinkered blinkers bliss blissful blithe blithesome blizzard blob
blockbuster blockhead blood bloodbath bloodcurdling bloodfed...
- when
children shorten the name).
Claus presents the
first one to
Bessie Blithesome, a
local noblewoman,
after consulting with
Necile and the
queen of the...
- phantom, come! The moon's awake, The owl
hoots gaily from its brake, The
blithesome bat's a-wing. Come, soar to
yonder silent clouds; The
ether teems with...
- more we
greet thee,
Natal Day, The
claim to
greet thee ours alone; With
blithesome songs and
banners ****, The joy that
stirs our
hearts be shown. An hundred...
-
cheery commercial spokeswoman Mary
Bennett (aka the "Tea Lady"),
whose blithesome pitches for
Lipton Tea
contrasted sharply with the
macabre themes of the...
- for The
Milwaukee Journal from 1915 to 1917. Her
first two
books were
Blithesome Jottings: A
Diary of
Humorous Days (1918) and I,
Citizen of Eternity:...
