Tickell

[ tik-uhl ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1686–1740, English poet and translator.

Example Sentences

Pope laughed at his Pastorals, which had been overpraised by Tickell.

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He and Tickell, who had married the sister of his wife, used to play them off on one another like a couple of schoolboys.

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Tickell describes its song as “a wild, mellow whistle pleasingly modulated.”

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The body was at once placed on the horse and conveyed home, where the surgeon, named Tickell, proceeded to examine it.

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The formal narrative prefixed to his works by Tickell is, by that writers own admission, little more than a bibliography.

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