With the above code, we can list the longest of the well-mixed transposals. antiparticles paternalistic conservatoire overreactions aristotelian retaliations obscurantist subtractions definability identifiably arthroscopes crapshooters colonialists oscillations enumerations mountaineers importunates permutations counterspies persecutions capillarity piratically animadverts maidservant calendering greenlandic grandnieces reascending coordinates decorations peripatetic precipitate crenelation intolerance arthroscope crapshooter peristaltic triplicates excitations intoxicates ❋ Unknown (2008)
He had been convicted of “piratically confining and detaining negroes with intent of making them slaves.” ❋ Ron Soodalter (2007)
We were then placed on board the Leviathan hulk, and remained there until shipped in the Lady Jane, which was chartered, with convicts, for Van Diemen's Land, in order to be tried in the colony, where the offence was committed, for piratically seizing the brig Osprey, and arrived here on the 15th ❋ Unknown (2004)
He was charged with piratically seizing the brig Osprey, and he urged that the brig Osprey, having been built by convicts at Macquarie Harbour, and never entered in any shipping list, could not be said to be "piratically seized", in the strict meaning of the term. ❋ Unknown (2004)
“They have” [Rumour is speaking] “the option of an unwitnessed reef, sensationally, romantically rich, or know of a piratically and solemnly secreted hoard.” ❋ Unknown (2003)
A couple of red-haired Achaeans swaggered piratically by. ❋ Anderson, Poul, 1926-2001 (1983)
The blaspheming pilot and five men were sent off with the vessel, but whether the craft foundered in Lake Huron or was piratically visited by the Indians, she was no more heard of. ❋ Charles Roger (N/A)
Macao to Canton, was piratically attacked within ten miles of the former place, and plundered of her cargo of opium; Mr. Sharpe was murdered, and five of his crew; the rest, being ❋ G. F. Davidson (N/A)
Her eyes rested upon the huge eunuch at the far entrance of the salon, a huge hideous fellow, with red fez, baggy blouse and trousers, and a knife handle sticking piratically from a sash. ❋ Mary Hastings Bradley (N/A)
The sonnets were piratically published in a quarto volume in 1609. ❋ John Masefield (1922)
Cossey and the other prisoners were found guilty of piratically taking the vessels _Turtle Dove_, _Penelope_, and the _Virgin Queen_. ❋ Philip Gosse (1919)
Convicted with De Cossey, De Mont, and Ernandos, of piratically taking the vessels the _Turtle Dove_, the _Penelope_, and the ❋ Philip Gosse (1919)
Persia, and for aiding and assisting in the sd Piracys and shareing in the Plunder so piratically taken. ❋ Unknown (1898)
_Adventure_ of London, on a voyage from London to Borneo in 1698, piratically seized the ship and ran away with it to Block Island. ❋ Unknown (1898)
You can have no conception, madam (continued he), of the immense property that has been piratically captured, and of the number of lives that have been destroyed by this gang alone, and all without the loss of a single one on our part until yesterday, when by an unexpected circumstance our number has been reduced as you see from thirty-five to four! ❋ Joseph Lewis French (1897)
Jaggard, William, piratically inserts two of Shakespeare's sonnets in his ❋ Sidney Lee (1892)
William Jaggard piratically inserted in 1599 two of the most mature of the series (Nos.cxxxviii. and cxliv.) in his 'Passionate Pilgrim.' ❋ Sidney Lee (1892)
