-
filthy receptacle of persons,
crowded too with
hordes of
human beings, with
scarcely space enough to
contain the half of them—certainly not more than the quarter...
-
paused before a
House that
seemed A
Swelling of the
Ground — The Roof was
scarcely visible — The
Cornice — in the
Ground —
Since then — 'tis
Centuries — and...
- empires, nations, cities, towns, and villages.
Martin Lings wrote: "There is
scarcely a
region in the
empire of
Islam which has not a Sufi for its
Patron Saint...
-
represents Sanskrit Asvaka in the
sense of a cavalier, and this
reappears scarcely modified in the ****akani or ****akeni of the
historians of the expedition...
-
French occupation of the
region licenses for fur
trading had been
issued scarcely and only to
select groups of traders,
whereas the British, in an effort...
- to the
practical applications of this discussion,
other sciences are "
scarcely worth a ****-hing."
Copies of the
essay were
privately printed by Franklin...
- island. However,
until the post-Second
World War era, the
outer suburbs scarcely existed. Most of New
Providence was
uncultivated bush
until Loyalists were...
-
Iberia and the
middle Pyrenees the
power of the
Muslims in the
south was
scarcely felt. It was here that the
foundations of the
Christian kingdoms of Asturias...
-
early 1970s when
Derby and
Leeds were two of the top
English teams and the
scarcely concealed hostility between their respective managers,
Brian Clough and...
- the
greatest living thinker ceased to think. He had been left
alone for
scarcely two minutes, and when we came back we
found him in his armchair, peacefully...
