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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SNIPPETINESS»
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"—"It appears," says The Pall Mall Gazette, " that there are Americans who are
sick of the all-pervading vulgarity and puerility and snippetiness which passes for
smart journalism in their country " ; " our exchange list is, we believe, one of the ...
Edward Jewitt Wheeler, 1892
It appears," says The Pall Mall Gazette, “ that there are Americans who are sick of
the all~pervading vulgarity and puerility and snippetiness which passes for smart
journalism in their country "; “ our exchange list is, we believe, one of the ...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
678. snippetiness (snip'et-i-nes), n. The state or character of being snippety or
fragmentary. [Colloq.] The whole number is good, albeit broken np into more
small fragments than we think quite wise. Variety is pleasant snippetiness is not ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
678 snippetiness (snip'et-i-nes), n. The state or character of being snippety or
fragmentary. [Colloq.] The whole number is good, albeit broken up into more
small fragments than we think quite wise. Variety is pleasant, snippeti'rwss is not.
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
678. snippetiness (snip'et-i-nes), n. The state or character of being snippety or
fragmentary. [Colloq.] The whole number is good, albeit broken up into more
small fragments than we think quite wise. Variety is pleasant, snippetiness Is not
...
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University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
... will yet be found a way of providing a classified index of literature. In spite of
the Spectator's allegation against Fraser's Magazine of “ snippetiness,” we
confess to having cut out from Fraser and bound up a number of valuable 1\apers
that ...
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The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal
... be found a way of providing a classified index of literature. In spite of the
Spectator's allegation against Fraser's Magazine of " snippetiness," we confess to
having cut out from Fraser and bound up a number of valuable »apers that could
not ...
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The University Magazine
... a classified index of literature. In spite of the Spectator's allegation against
Fraser's Magazine of " snippetiness," we confess to having cut out from Fraser
and bound up a number of valuable napers that could not be obtained elsewhere
, and ...
There is a “ snippetiness ” of narrative throughout the book only a little less
tantalizing than the “ long pause ” which gives us such a shock of disappointment
. It is an injustice to Mr. Pryce, however, to have dwelt so long upon the
shortcomings ...
Some small passages of arms took place not long ago between the Spectator
newspaper and Fraser's Magazine. Spectator reproached Fraser now with a
habit of prolixity, anon with a habit of ' snippetiness ; Fraser denied the other's
claim to ...