Crossword-Solution: HENNINGS
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Hint 1 meaning
Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach
accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness of the
stomach; loathing.
Hint 2 anagram
EAUANS
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Sentences with HENNINGS (5)
HENNINGS Look now at yonder eager crew, How naively they're jesting! That they have tender hearts and true, They stoutly keep protesting! MUSAGET Oneself amid this witchery How pleasantly one loses; For witches easier are to me To govern than the Muses! CI-DEVANT GENIUS OF THE AGE With proper folks when we appear, No one can then surpass us! Keep close, wide is the Blocksberg here As Germany's Parnassus.
This was in the summer you left us, and, the malady breaking out a few months after, and all _shopping_ being at an end, and alarm and grief taking early possession of my heart, I thought but seldom of the Hennings.
Cousin Fanny Hennings was a "darling girl" in Katie's estimation, probably because she was her opposite in many respects, though not in all.
Fanny Hennings, who had begun to suspect that there was something wrong with Queeker, put her handkerchief to her mouth, and coughed with what appeared to be unreasonable energy.
Stanley, being a close observer, had at an early part of the evening detected the cause of Queeker's jealousy, and, being a kindly fellow, sought, by devoting himself to Fanny Hennings, to relieve his young friend; but, strange to say, Queeker was _not_ relieved! This fact was a matter of profound astonishment even to Queeker himself, who went home that night in a state of mind which cannot be adequately described, sat down before his desk, and, with his head buried in his hands, thought intensely.
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Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (1954).