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Nor marvel ye sair, Tho' close by your lug a bit donkey should rair. Ags. 1879 J. Guthrie Poems 12: Ewan’s eyes would open wider at that. My mother’s here and my father’s dead. Robert would laugh and upset his chair. A natural sceptic -- come out of that chair, there’s over many of your kind already squatting their hams in the thrones of the mighty! Možete da napišete recenziju za Smeštajni objekat koji ste rezervisali putem naše Platforme ako ste u njemu boravili ili ukoliko ste došli u objekat, ali u njemu niste boravili. Ako želite da izmenite recenziju koju ste već poslali, stupite u kontakt sa našim timom Korisničkog servisa. To weep, to cry, usually, but not necessarily, loudly (Sc. 1782 J. Sinclair Ob. Sc. Dial. 92; Uls. 1953 Traynor), most freq. in phr. to roar and greet. Gen.Sc. Vbl.n. roarin(g), weeping, lamentation. Hence roarin' match, a fit of weeping. Sc. 1741 S.C. Misc. 14:

Standardně jsou hodnocení řazena na základě data jejich napsání a dalších kritérií tak, aby byly co nejrelevantnější. V úvahu se mimo jiné bere jazyk, to, zda-li hodnocení obsahuje komentář a zda bylo naspáno osobou, která uvedla svou identitu. K dispozici jsou i další možnosti řazení (např. podle známky a kategorie hosta). Každé průměrné hodnocení se pohybuje v rozmezí 1–10. Celkové hodnocení, které vidíte, vypočítáme součtem všech získaných hodnocení, který vydělíme celkovým počtem získaných hodnocení. Hosté mohou navíc udělit i samostatná dílčí hodnocení hlavních aspektů, jako jsou lokalita, čistota, personál, pohodlí, zařízení, poměr kvality a ceny a bezplatné Wi-Fi připojení. Upozorňujeme, že hosté dílčí i celková hodnocení odesílají nezávisle, a proto mezi nimi není žádná přímá souvislost.Lewis Grassic Gibbon was the pseudonym of James Leslie Mitchell, born in 1901 into a farming family in Aberdeenshire; they moved to the Mearns when he was eight. If the way of life of those crofters, independent tenant farmers, involved an ethic of intensive indefatigable labour, then Gibbon carried that over into his life as a writer. He worked as a journalist in Aberdeen, then as a clerk in the RAF, travelling around the Middle East and India. In 1925 he married and settled in England, in Welwyn Garden City, and began to write at an extraordinary rate. Apparently he aimed at producing 4,500 words a day; he published 18 fiction and non-fiction books before his early death in 1935 from a perforated ulcer. But three decades on, Vivien, who teaches practical Shakespeare at Cambridge University, cannot resist the allure of Chris Guthrie. Giving full vent to my feelings, I made the kitchen rafters ring with my roaring. Per. 1857 J. Stewart Sketches 175: Lewis Grassic Gibbon's most famous work and indeed his greatest achievement is A Scots Quair. The Quair (meaning book), is a trilogy which was published over three years as Sunset Song (1932), Cloud Howe (1933), and Grey Granite (1934). Following the life of its heroine Chris Guthrie, the three novels take the reader from the Great War to the growing communism of the 1920s and are innovative in their style, language and thought.

V ideálním případě bychom zveřejnili každé hodnocení, které obdržíme, ať už je pozitivní nebo negativní. Nezobrazíme ale žádné hodnocení, které obsahuje nebo odkazuje na (mimo jiné): Sunset Song is Gibbon's most loved work and, out of the three Quair novels, the most satisfying to read as a single book. The Prelude to the novel can be off-putting to the reader at first because of its rollercoaster ride through the history of the village of Kinraddie in a language which takes a while to get used to. The language and style of the novel are groundbreaking in that they create a version of Scots which is universal in its nature and which draws the reader in by using an inclusive 'you' voice which unites the heroine's voice with the 'speak of the Mearns' and indeed the voice of the reader. At first however, the Prelude can appear difficult and this is why Gibbon himself suggested that the reader could skip it at first and return to it later. The title of the Prelude, 'The Unfurrowed Field', and its introduction to all the villagers of Kinraddie, helps to emphasise the cyclical nature of the novel which follows the stages of Chris Guthrie's life through comparisons with the stages of the farming year. Anderson fell a-roaring and greeting, said he was done now; for he had got no money. Sc. 1787 J. Beattie Scoticisms 76:Three Sundays later they set out for Segget, Robert to preach there and Chris to listen, it was April, quiet and brown in the fields, drowsy under a blanket of mist that cleared as the sun rose, leaving the hills corona’d in feathery wispings of clouds, Chris asked their name, and Robert said, Cirrus. They bring fine weather and they’re standing still. There’s little wind on the heights today. NB Since this is a review of the second part of a trilogy, it will contain some mild spoilers for the first part, Sunset Song. II. n. 1. A call, a cry, as to a neighbour in passing, a doorstep visit (em.Sc.(a), Lnl., Lnk. 1967). Cf. v., 2. Arg. 1920 H. Foulis Vital Spark 94: Nekada prikazujemo eksterne ocene gostiju sa drugih poznatih veb sajtova za putovanja. U tim slučajevima ćemo to jasno istaći.