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Page 13
... phrafe To be in one's the gentleman is not in your books . ] used , I believe , by more than understand it . books is to be in one's codicils or will , to be among friends fet down for legacies . JOHNSON . I rather think that the books ...
... phrafe To be in one's the gentleman is not in your books . ] used , I believe , by more than understand it . books is to be in one's codicils or will , to be among friends fet down for legacies . JOHNSON . I rather think that the books ...
Page 14
... phrafe has not been exactly interpreted . To be in a man's books , originally meant to be in the lift of his retainers . Sir John Mandeville tells us , " alle the mynstrelles that comen before the great Chan ben witholden with him , as ...
... phrafe has not been exactly interpreted . To be in a man's books , originally meant to be in the lift of his retainers . Sir John Mandeville tells us , " alle the mynstrelles that comen before the great Chan ben witholden with him , as ...
Page 53
... but I find a fhelter , and I am left exposed to wind and fun . The nearest way to the wood , is a phrafe for the readiest means to I may fit in a corner , and cry , E3 ABOUT NOTHING . 53 LEON. Count, take of me my daughter, ...
... but I find a fhelter , and I am left exposed to wind and fun . The nearest way to the wood , is a phrafe for the readiest means to I may fit in a corner , and cry , E3 ABOUT NOTHING . 53 LEON. Count, take of me my daughter, ...
Page 92
... phrafe that occurs in that book , p . 59 , and is thus interpreted : " Tu cubas fupinus , thou liest in bed with thy face upwards . " Heels and face never could have been con- founded by either the eye or the ear . Befides ; Don Pedro ...
... phrafe that occurs in that book , p . 59 , and is thus interpreted : " Tu cubas fupinus , thou liest in bed with thy face upwards . " Heels and face never could have been con- founded by either the eye or the ear . Befides ; Don Pedro ...
Page 105
... phrafe for obtaining goods on credit . " If a man is thorough with them in honeft taking up , ( fays Falstaff , ) then they must stand upon security . " Bill was the term both for a fingle bond , and a halberd . We have the fame conceit ...
... phrafe for obtaining goods on credit . " If a man is thorough with them in honeft taking up , ( fays Falstaff , ) then they must stand upon security . " Bill was the term both for a fingle bond , and a halberd . We have the fame conceit ...
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