Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson The University Press, 1913 - 291 páginas |
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... . The usher should necessarily be there to be present amongst them , though he follow his own private study that hour , yet to see that all the scholars do their duties appointed , and that there be no disorder : which 53 THE GRAMMAR ...
... . The usher should necessarily be there to be present amongst them , though he follow his own private study that hour , yet to see that all the scholars do their duties appointed , and that there be no disorder : which 53 THE GRAMMAR ...
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... follows the disposition of the wind , if that be rough , so is the water ; if that calm , so is this : and he loves it , because when the wind is at highest , then the water will best show her strength and anger : it is altogether ...
... follows the disposition of the wind , if that be rough , so is the water ; if that calm , so is this : and he loves it , because when the wind is at highest , then the water will best show her strength and anger : it is altogether ...
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... follows the moon : he seems to complain at the bridge , because it hath intruded into his bowels , and that makes him roar at that place . To speak truth of him , he is the privileged place for fish and ships , the glory and wealth of ...
... follows the moon : he seems to complain at the bridge , because it hath intruded into his bowels , and that makes him roar at that place . To speak truth of him , he is the privileged place for fish and ships , the glory and wealth of ...
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... trade , which is bawd to his tobacco , and that to his wife , which is the flame that follows this smoke . JOHN EARLE , Micro - cosmographie 1628 Royal disapprobation of tobacco How you are by this custom 109 TOBACCO.
... trade , which is bawd to his tobacco , and that to his wife , which is the flame that follows this smoke . JOHN EARLE , Micro - cosmographie 1628 Royal disapprobation of tobacco How you are by this custom 109 TOBACCO.
Página 116
... follow that we have in hand , be they young , be they old that falleth into our laps , and be ignorant of our art , we call them all by the name of a " cousin " ; as men that we make as much of as if they were of our kin . Indeed , the ...
... follow that we have in hand , be they young , be they old that falleth into our laps , and be ignorant of our art , we call them all by the name of a " cousin " ; as men that we make as much of as if they were of our kin . Indeed , the ...
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