“The” Works of William Shakespeare, Band 10Swan Sonnenschein, LeBas & Lowrey, 1886 |
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... I for aye allow , iv . 179 ; do allow them well , iv . 372 ; allow us as we prove , vi . 60 ; if your sweet sway Allow obedience , viii . 55 ; did his words allow , ix . 327 ; my good allow , 12 ALLOW — AMAIMON . ix . 387 ; generally.
... I for aye allow , iv . 179 ; do allow them well , iv . 372 ; allow us as we prove , vi . 60 ; if your sweet sway Allow obedience , viii . 55 ; did his words allow , ix . 327 ; my good allow , 12 ALLOW — AMAIMON . ix . 387 ; generally.
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... sweet apple ; bitter - sweet or bitter - sweeting , an apple which has a com- pound taste of sweet and bitter ( " A bitter - sweet [ Apple ] , Amari- mellum . " Coles's Lat . and Engl . Dict . ) . black men are pearls in beauteous ...
... sweet apple ; bitter - sweet or bitter - sweeting , an apple which has a com- pound taste of sweet and bitter ( " A bitter - sweet [ Apple ] , Amari- mellum . " Coles's Lat . and Engl . Dict . ) . black men are pearls in beauteous ...
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... sweet creature of bom- bast , iv . 240 . bona - roba , a courtesan ( " Buonarobba , as we say good stuffe , that is , a good wholesome plum - cheeked [ plump - cheeked ] wench . " Florio's Ital . and Engl . Dict . ) , iv . 358 ; bona ...
... sweet creature of bom- bast , iv . 240 . bona - roba , a courtesan ( " Buonarobba , as we say good stuffe , that is , a good wholesome plum - cheeked [ plump - cheeked ] wench . " Florio's Ital . and Engl . Dict . ) , iv . 358 ; bona ...
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... sweet ; we are in heaven , as we think : but when we are once tied , and have lost our liberty , marriage is an hell : give me my yellow hose again ' " ( STAUNTON ) : " Is the word grove ever applied to shrubs by the Elizabethan writers ...
... sweet ; we are in heaven , as we think : but when we are once tied , and have lost our liberty , marriage is an hell : give me my yellow hose again ' " ( STAUNTON ) : " Is the word grove ever applied to shrubs by the Elizabethan writers ...
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... sweet robe of durance ? iv . 206 : Buff was formerly worn by serjeants and catchpoles : see durance , & c . bug , a bugbear , iii . 443 ; v . 315 ; bugs , iii . 125 ; With , ho ! such bugs BUILDING - BURDEN . 59 and goblins in my life.
... sweet robe of durance ? iv . 206 : Buff was formerly worn by serjeants and catchpoles : see durance , & c . bug , a bugbear , iii . 443 ; v . 315 ; bugs , iii . 125 ; With , ho ! such bugs BUILDING - BURDEN . 59 and goblins in my life.
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