Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseUniversity Press, 1926 - 291 páginas |
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... poor husbandmen , yea merchants and retailers which have no free land , copyholders , and all artificers , as tailors , shoemakers , carpenters , brickmakers , masons , etc. These have no voice nor authority in our commonwealth , and no ...
... poor husbandmen , yea merchants and retailers which have no free land , copyholders , and all artificers , as tailors , shoemakers , carpenters , brickmakers , masons , etc. These have no voice nor authority in our commonwealth , and no ...
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... poor men . disdained Amos , because he was a keeper of oxen , as also the rest , for they were of the dregs of the people . But their dis- dain prospered not with them . Their house , for their disdain , was left desolate unto them ...
... poor men . disdained Amos , because he was a keeper of oxen , as also the rest , for they were of the dregs of the people . But their dis- dain prospered not with them . Their house , for their disdain , was left desolate unto them ...
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... poor countrymen . But this is not his element , he must home again , being like a dor , that ends his flight in a dunghill . SIR THOMAS OVERBURY , Characters 1614—16 A Franklin And you , good yeomen , Whose limbs were made in England ...
... poor countrymen . But this is not his element , he must home again , being like a dor , that ends his flight in a dunghill . SIR THOMAS OVERBURY , Characters 1614—16 A Franklin And you , good yeomen , Whose limbs were made in England ...
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... poor dappled fools , Being native burghers of this desert city , Should in their own confines with forked heads Have their round haunches gor❜d . As You Like It , 11. i . 21—25 I think it not amiss to begin and give that recreation ...
... poor dappled fools , Being native burghers of this desert city , Should in their own confines with forked heads Have their round haunches gor❜d . As You Like It , 11. i . 21—25 I think it not amiss to begin and give that recreation ...
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... ofttimes equity * . The poor sitting on penniless bench , shall sell their coats to strive for a straw , * See Glossary under " Checkmate . " and lawyers laugh such fools to scorn as cannot keep their 46 SUPERSTITION.
... ofttimes equity * . The poor sitting on penniless bench , shall sell their coats to strive for a straw , * See Glossary under " Checkmate . " and lawyers laugh such fools to scorn as cannot keep their 46 SUPERSTITION.
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