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II 2d edit . p . 31 . STEEVENS . " In some towns in Germany , ( lays Dr. Powel , in
his human Industry , 8vo . 1661 , ) there are very rare and elaborate clocks to be
seen in their town - halls , wherein a man may read astronomy . and never look ...
II 2d edit . p . 31 . STEEVENS . " In some towns in Germany , ( lays Dr. Powel , in
his human Industry , 8vo . 1661 , ) there are very rare and elaborate clocks to be
seen in their town - halls , wherein a man may read astronomy . and never look ...
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Whalley's , edit . p . 116 : too much pickedness is not manly . " Tyrwhitt . Again , in
Nashe's Apologie of Piercy Penniless , 1593 : " - he might have showed a picked
effeminate carpet knight , under the fiaionate person of Hermaphroditus .
Whalley's , edit . p . 116 : too much pickedness is not manly . " Tyrwhitt . Again , in
Nashe's Apologie of Piercy Penniless , 1593 : " - he might have showed a picked
effeminate carpet knight , under the fiaionate person of Hermaphroditus .
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Whose face did leem as clear as crystal stone , " And eke , through feare , as
white as whalis bone . " And in L. Surrey , fol . 14 , edit . 1567 : " I might perceive a
wolf , as white as whales bone , - A fairer beast of fresher hue , beheld I never
none ...
Whose face did leem as clear as crystal stone , " And eke , through feare , as
white as whalis bone . " And in L. Surrey , fol . 14 , edit . 1567 : " I might perceive a
wolf , as white as whales bone , - A fairer beast of fresher hue , beheld I never
none ...
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... nor illustrated by his quotation . To go woolward , I believe , was a phrase
appropriated to pilgrims and penitentiaries . In this sense it seems to be used in
Pierce Plowman's Visons , Paff . xviii . fol . 96. b . edit . 1550 : ! Enter MERCADE .
Mer .
... nor illustrated by his quotation . To go woolward , I believe , was a phrase
appropriated to pilgrims and penitentiaries . In this sense it seems to be used in
Pierce Plowman's Visons , Paff . xviii . fol . 96. b . edit . 1550 : ! Enter MERCADE .
Mer .
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91 . edit . 1601 . And in Caxton's Legenda Aurea , fol . 307. edit . 1493 . By the
way it appears , that Stowe's Vifunius Spileorge , son of Ulmore of Nutgarlhall ,
ought to be Wulwin , surnamed de Spillicote , son of Wulmar de Lutegarshelle ,
now ...
91 . edit . 1601 . And in Caxton's Legenda Aurea , fol . 307. edit . 1493 . By the
way it appears , that Stowe's Vifunius Spileorge , son of Ulmore of Nutgarlhall ,
ought to be Wulwin , surnamed de Spillicote , son of Wulmar de Lutegarshelle ,
now ...
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| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen7 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicado | 1801 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Sep. 2011 |
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