You take Kurtz away quick--quick--I tell you.' The glamour of youth enveloped his
particolored rags, his destitution, his loneliness, the essential desolation of his futile wander- ings.
That day less than ever was his attention turned upon the familiar, habitual surroundings, the stage, the noise, all the familiar, uninteresting,
particolored herd of spectators in the packed theater.
On its 10 th anniversary, Beirut Cinema Days
particolored program boasts a large number of Arab and international films, workshops, panel discussions, along with a variety of off-festival activities that will run throughout 2019 across Beirut and other regions in Lebanon.
Observations on
particolored flying squirrel Hylopetes alboniger (Hodgson 1836) in northeast India.--Zoo's Print Mag.
(9) Incidentally, I wonder if the "cabra Manchada" in part one, chapters fifty to fifty-two, together with Leandra, the young woman who's similarly "spotted" or "stained" by her "sins" committed in defiance of the male status quo, do not indicate a cryptic commentary on Jacob's cultivation of "less-desirable"
particolored animals.
It follows that multilingualism can provoke suspicion on the grounds of split "loyalties," like wearing a
particolored orange and green jersey in the Republic of Ireland.
These items suggest that the "dans" was a courtly version of a morris with a team of dancers in
particolored coats adorned with bells, who are joined by a fool.The entry for the dancers' coats is bracketed with one for "taffetj to be sleffis to ye fulis cote & hude & taggis to ye samyn" (taffeta to be sleeves to the fool's coat and hood, and tags to the same).
The tail is bicolored, dark gray dorsally, lighter ventrally and slightly paler distally, but never distinctly
particolored.
Where the monochromes came out of Jasper Johns (without the targets), the post-and-lintel
particolored panels recall Barnett Newman (without the "zips").
Minnie's and Donald's suvs are painted white, with explosions of
particolored confetti.
particolored - having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly; "a jester dressed in motley"; "the painted desert"; "a particolored dress"; "a piebald horse"; "pied daisies"