- there—purity of language,
nobility of thought,
solidity in reasoning,
finesse in
raillery, and
throughout an agrément not to be
found anywhere else."
Pascal is arguably...
- ; in the
Hours of Mercury:
undertaking experiments relating to games,
raillery jests, sports, etc. In the Days and
Hours of the Moon: emb****ies, voyages...
- (Gr**** god of festivity,
anarchy and chaos) and
Jocus (Roman god of wit and
raillery).
Momus is not the
oldest existing carnaval ****ociation
because it had...
- (Examples: bimetallism, cancellation, chancellor, crystallize, excellent,
raillery, and tonsillitis.) All
forms of
English have compelled, excelling, propelled...
- or
offend us in this
unswerving discipline, we took
their good-humoured
raillery as our due when we
failed in our
rendering or
overstepped the bounds; and...
- Khan'
which is here
quoted is
outside all
tolerant treatment,
whether of
raillery or of banter. It is
difficult to
attribute such
false verdict to pure and...
-
November 2024. Mr Ken Shorter, though, too
rough with Etheridge's
honed raillery, is a
flamboyant Dorimant. Kippax,
Harry (7
September 1971). "Racy translation...
- regions; Where, in the eighteen-penny gallery,
Irish nymphs learn Irish raillery ... Swift's
diatribe is in
considerable contrast to the
elegiac La Grisette...
- Achitophel: The
nicest and most
delicate touches of
satire consist in fine
raillery … How easy it is to call
rogue and villain, and that wittily? But how hard...
- Dill –
Clarence Kolb and Max Dill.[citation needed] In
response to the
raillery occasioned by the play, a "big
advertising excursion" took
place on Thursday...
