"Death of a Salesman" Vocabulary

"Mount says you conducted most gallantly under fire," said Monroe, smiling. Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William)

He uttered a few laconic words in a deep toned voice, and in Pushtu. Mitford, Bertram

Early in January another incipient nest was found, and on the ground beneath it six broken eggs. Hudson, W. H. (William Henry)

One man in particular won my lady's approbation. Weyman, Stanley J.

On returning home she in great trepidation told her father. Black, Helen C.

"Why," said Ralph indignantly, "it is someone spying!" Chapman, Allen

The man who did not know Aristotle was an ignoramus. Luther, Martin

Mr. Vail kept a diary in those early days of the telegraph, full of interesting reminiscences. Hubert, Philip Gengembre

Ruth leaned avidly against him as if seeking refuge in his arms. Hecht, Ben

Backstage, handlers can find themselves wrestling with large animals, grooming, primping and training, all while in formal wear. New York Times (Feb 14, 2012)

I was very much crestfallen, and even more saddened than humiliated. Palacio Vald?s, Armando

Mr. Beck’s patient, focused reading infused the Stockhausen with a unifying dramatic undercurrent. New York Times (Jan 6, 2012)

But as Harvard gained momentum, its typically anemic fanbase swelled. BusinessWeek (Feb 23, 2012)

He must burn the papers at his lodgings and the best hope lies in audacity.' Lang, Andrew

Then, imbued with a new interest in the studio, he walked about looking at others of the pictures. Colles, Julia Keese

Staff is very accommodating and children are welcome. New York Times (Feb 25, 2012)

He finds peculiar tastes in the tea and the coffee at times. ?Malley, Austin

Western social media users were enthralled by the protests in Iran and Egypt. Slate (Feb 27, 2012)

No new initiatives from Washington to revive a comatose peace process are expected in the foreseeable future.

A rather different pair of mythic beings incarnated in wood are at Associated Artists. New York Times (Jan 19, 2012)

I said, affecting a jovial tone to cover my momentary hesitation. Weyman, Stanley J.

The mercurial president, who has ruled for more than 33 years, has repeatedly gone back and forth on whether he would leave.

Strange emotions all tangled up with turbulent, night-marish impressions scrambled through Dollie Meredith's pretty head in garish disorder. Futrelle, Jacques

Lipstick and fragrance seller Sa Sa International Holdings Ltd. said Lunar sales were below its forecasts.

The others echoed this sentiment, but Mr. Morley put in a vehement disclaimer. Penrose, Margaret

"Looks promising, Jack," he said, with the enthusiasm of an old miner. Strang, Herbert

"You will lie down, Mr. Berkeley," said he, with his most insinuating smile. Mason, A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley)

Nor would he have discovered me, so immersed in brooding reverie was he, had not Peter touched his elbow. Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William)

These simple words are more eloquent than the most pompous epitaph. Various

Of course, in many forests, stalking is quite feasible for ladies, though not within reach of all. Greville, Beatrice Violet Graham

The people may then be represented as subdued in spirit, accepting the upbraiding as being the word of God. Lobingier, Elizabeth Erwin Miller

Bouncing Bet is too cheerful and rollicking a wanderer to awaken sentiment. Earle, Alice Morse

But the darns in his stockings are the funniest. Lunettes, Henry

Although she knew he could not see her through the scrim curtains, she drew her chair a little away and to one side. White, William Patterson