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pertly reported the incident to her sister-in-law Sarianna: "Thackeray has turned me out of the 'Cornhill' for indecency, but did it so prettily and kindly that I, who am forgiving, sent him another poem" (May 11, 1861; Letters, 2:443).
It would be a woman sitting
pertly dressed up in a brightly colored suit, matching scarf, and heels, or a man in Birkenstocks with a small statue of Buddha on his desk.
She exudes an authentic bygone aura with her bobbed hair and
pertly primped shoulders.
He had come forward for his kiss, for which she offered her tilted cheek, so
pertly; and for this he had to stoop a good six inches.
In one such room in the Executive Inn show, that of Chris Lehmann (25627 Hwy 6, Benton, CA 93512), nice calcite (among other) specimens which Chris had dug were on view, and I picked up a
pertly perfect, extremely attractive thumbnail for all of five dollars.
Why is it that some performances we hear are
pertly competent, technically impressive and even stylistically correct, but leave no lasting impression?
Virginia Woolf, naughty witches, and
pertly coiffed sociopaths.
It is very big is
Pertly And It is outside warn and outside have many have wood and havey Rock, thing.
Just in that Balanchine and, partnering a
pertly musical Wiles, in the new staging by Anna-Marie Holmes of the Grand Pas Classique from Raymonda.
She sits
pertly, repeating three notes with her left hand.
In a Time magazine article about Emma Tenayuca's labor organizing in Texas, the author writes, "Since her husband, Homer Brooks, former Communist nominee for Governor of Texas, lives in Houston, their marital life is confined to irregular weekends, but Emma Tenayuca declares
pertly, 'I love my husband and am a good cook'" ("La Pasionaria de Texas," Time, February 28, 1938, 17).