Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson The University Press, 1913 - 291 páginas |
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... speak out , and a good song is worth the hearing . In sum , it is a holy time , a duty in Christians for the remembrance of Christ , and custom among friends for the maintainance of good fellowship . In brief , I thus conclude of it : I ...
... speak out , and a good song is worth the hearing . In sum , it is a holy time , a duty in Christians for the remembrance of Christ , and custom among friends for the maintainance of good fellowship . In brief , I thus conclude of it : I ...
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... speak never a word , and yet could understand every body ; he thought that he was bewitched by the woman , at whose house he was . And therefore , when by no means he could get into the boat , but was driven to tarry and see her ...
... speak never a word , and yet could understand every body ; he thought that he was bewitched by the woman , at whose house he was . And therefore , when by no means he could get into the boat , but was driven to tarry and see her ...
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... speak several languages and fits them for places of public note : being thus qualified , ' tis pity he should either want means or employment . DONALD LUPTON , London and the Countrey carbonadoed 1632 §3 . The University Some to the ...
... speak several languages and fits them for places of public note : being thus qualified , ' tis pity he should either want means or employment . DONALD LUPTON , London and the Countrey carbonadoed 1632 §3 . The University Some to the ...
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... speak more with ease , than any man can endure to hear with patience . University jests are his universal discourse , and his news the demeanour of the proctors . His phrase , the apparel of his mind , is made of divers shreds like a ...
... speak more with ease , than any man can endure to hear with patience . University jests are his universal discourse , and his news the demeanour of the proctors . His phrase , the apparel of his mind , is made of divers shreds like a ...
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... speak them travellers . Others by a fantastic kind of ribanding themselves , by their modes of habit and clothing ... do make themselves known to have breathed foreign air . JAMES HOWELL , Instructions for forreine travell 1642 The ...
... speak them travellers . Others by a fantastic kind of ribanding themselves , by their modes of habit and clothing ... do make themselves known to have breathed foreign air . JAMES HOWELL , Instructions for forreine travell 1642 The ...
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