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Yellow Book   Listen
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Yellow Book  n.  In France, an official government publication bound in yellow covers.






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"Yellow Book" Quotes from Famous Books



... deal boxes for Dryden's letter of thanks to my father, for some communication relating to Plutarch, while they and others were publishing a translation of Plutarch's Lives, in five volumes 8vo. 1683. It is copied in the yellow book for Dryden's Life, in which there are about 150 transcriptions, in prose and verse, relating to the life, character, and writings of Dryden.—Is England's Remembrancer extracted out of my obit. (obituary) into my remarks on him in the ...
— Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 3 (of 3) • Isaac D'Israeli

... upper middle class, with a few recruits from the peerage—cared only about Art in some shape or form—recondite music, the themes of which were never obvious enough to be hummed, the androgyne poetry of the 'nineties, morbidities from the Yellow Book, and Scarlet Sins that you disclaimed for yourself, to avoid unpleasantness with the Criminal Investigation Department, but freely attributed to people who were not in the room; the drawings of Aubrey Beardsley and successors in audacity and ugly indecency who left Beardsley a mere ...
— Mrs. Warren's Daughter - A Story of the Woman's Movement • Sir Harry Johnston

... had been my intimate comrade through weeks of strange adventure. She was the woman of the faded, yellow book, and the painted beauty at the Metropolitan. She was all the Desires of whom I had ever dreamed; and she was none of them, for she was herself. Her long dark eyes, suddenly lifted to me, were individual by that ancestral blending of drowsiness with watchfulness; yet were akin to the eyes of youth ...
— The Thing from the Lake • Eleanor M. Ingram



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