Lexicographical Neighbors of Dormants
Literary usage of Dormants
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Six Years' Travels in Russia by Mary Ann Pellew Smith (1859)
"... Taking the Bull by the Horns—Sleep in the Streets—A Country Inn at Sun-rise—Tableaux
dormants—Peripatetics of a New School—Vocal Military Band—Ungallant ..."
2. Notes of the Debates in the House of Lords by Henry Elsynge (1870)
"That Sir H. Yelverton first signed theis warrant dormants. That Sir H. Yelverton
acknowledged to the Commons that the patent of gold, &c. was a monopoly, ..."
3. The Law of Fixtures: With Reference to Real Property and Chattels of a by Standish Grove Grady (1876)
"28, post p. 111. Table dormants, &c.—So the heir shall have table dormants, leads,
mangers, millstones, anvils, door-keys, locks, glass window, &c. ..."
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