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Meanings of jewish type in English
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Usage of jewish type in English
1
Yes, the strong Jewishtypes of features were certainly repeated again and again.
2
She was not what is known as the Jewishtype, in spite of her coloring.
3
And don't you Jewishtypes have most of it cut off at an early age?
4
The boy had one of those long faces of the higher Jewishtype, intelligent, wistful.
5
It was of the Jewishtype, strong but tender.
6
His lineaments were not those of the Jewishtype.
7
Nino stared at him, and saw that he was certainly of a pronounced Jewishtype.
8
There are no heathen emblems in the Apocalypse, but all moved within the circle of Jewishtypes and figures.
9
Miss Jacobi has certainly rather a Jewishtype of face, and she has the clear olive complexion of the Italian.
10
There was nothing of a Jewishtype about them: their noses were distinctly Grecian, and their lips, though full, were not Jewish.
11
On Lesbia's right hand there was a portly personage of Jewishtype, dark to swarthiness, and somewhat oily, whose every word suggested bullion.
12
Her features had the regularity of his, and were of the same Jewishtype; they had also the charm of childish innocency of expression.
13
The Wolfstein party had come in at the same time as the Leo Ulfords, and the box opposite presented an interesting study of Jewishtypes.
14
I turn my head toward the side of my bed neighbor, a tall boy of Jewishtype, who is sketching my portrait in a notebook.
15
Without making any inquiry, she darted upstairs into a drawing-room, where a matron of good presence, with features of the finest Jewishtype, sat reading.
16
"Well, he doesn't talk like one, anyhow," pronounced young New York-inthis instance, of a pronounced Jewishtype-which is perhaps the most dogmatic juvenility extant.