Lexic.us

Lexicographical Neighbors of Sandaling

Literary usage of Sandaling

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Bronze: A Book of Verse by Georgia Douglas Camp Johnson (1922)
"Have you ever looked on the "twilight faces" of their throngs, or seen the black mother with her son when "HER HEART IS sandaling HIS FEET? ..."

2. Wedlock: Or, The Right Relations of the Sexes: Disclosing the Laws of by Samuel Roberts Wells (1888)
"What though no children nestle on my breast, Or sport around me 'mong the garden flowers, Making, by Nature's law, the heart most blest, And sandaling with ..."

3. The I.C.S. System of Instruction by Mail and the Results Achieved by International Correspondence Schools (1905)
"... RA, '02 Lillie, JP, '99 New, WS, '02 Neely, WW, '02 Norman, WE, '03 Odell, AF, '02 Perry, L., '01 Queener, JE, '99 Reynolds, GJ, '02 sandaling, E., ..."

4. A Hand-book on the Diseases of Children and Their Homeopathic Treatment by Charles Edmund Fisher (1895)
"... while in the severest cases the skin may peal off in large areas, and the "gloving" of the fingers and toes and the "sandaling" of the feet will be ..."

5. Bronze: A Book of Verse by Georgia Douglas Camp Johnson (1922)
"Have you ever looked on the "twilight faces" of their throngs, or seen the black mother with her son when "HER HEART IS sandaling HIS FEET? ..."

6. Wedlock: Or, The Right Relations of the Sexes: Disclosing the Laws of by Samuel Roberts Wells (1888)
"What though no children nestle on my breast, Or sport around me 'mong the garden flowers, Making, by Nature's law, the heart most blest, And sandaling with ..."

7. The I.C.S. System of Instruction by Mail and the Results Achieved by International Correspondence Schools (1905)
"... RA, '02 Lillie, JP, '99 New, WS, '02 Neely, WW, '02 Norman, WE, '03 Odell, AF, '02 Perry, L., '01 Queener, JE, '99 Reynolds, GJ, '02 sandaling, E., ..."

8. A Hand-book on the Diseases of Children and Their Homeopathic Treatment by Charles Edmund Fisher (1895)
"... while in the severest cases the skin may peal off in large areas, and the "gloving" of the fingers and toes and the "sandaling" of the feet will be ..."

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