Lexicographical Neighbors of Sicklying
Literary usage of Sicklying
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Blindman's World and Other Stories by Edward Bellamy (1898)
"He imagined the first beginnings of suspicion; he saw it filming the eyes of his
acquaintances, then of his friends, and at last sicklying over the face ..."
2. Speeches by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1891)
"... experience and intellect undisturbed ; the doubt which smiled at action without
making it less ardent or sicklying o'er the native hue of resolution. ..."
3. Speeches by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1891)
"... experience and intellect undisturbed ; the doubt which smiled at action without
making it less ardent or sicklying o'er the native hue of resolution. ..."
4. Problems of the Future and Essays by Samuel Laing (1890)
"He must have felt the irresolution, the despondency, the metaphysical thought
sicklying over the " native hue of resolution," the burden of life almost too ..."
5. The Blindman's World and Other Stories by Edward Bellamy (1898)
"He imagined the first beginnings of suspicion; he saw it filming the eyes of his
acquaintances, then of his friends, and at last sicklying over the face ..."
6. Speeches by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1891)
"... experience and intellect undisturbed ; the doubt which smiled at action without
making it less ardent or sicklying o'er the native hue of resolution. ..."
7. Speeches by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1891)
"... experience and intellect undisturbed ; the doubt which smiled at action without
making it less ardent or sicklying o'er the native hue of resolution. ..."
8. Problems of the Future and Essays by Samuel Laing (1890)
"He must have felt the irresolution, the despondency, the metaphysical thought
sicklying over the " native hue of resolution," the burden of life almost too ..."
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