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... Heywood , The foure Prentises of London ( Pearson , ii . 198 ) : - : - " the arm'd hoofes of your fiery steeds Dare wound the fore - head of his peacefull Land . ” " Paces " stands for steeds by synec- doche . 9. those ... eyes ] the ...
... Heywood , The foure Prentises of London ( Pearson , ii . 198 ) : - : - " the arm'd hoofes of your fiery steeds Dare wound the fore - head of his peacefull Land . ” " Paces " stands for steeds by synec- doche . 9. those ... eyes ] the ...
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... Heywood , The Wise- Woman of Hogsdon ( Pearson , v . 283 ) : Chart . . . . Have I toucht you ? Senc . You have come somewhat neere me but toucht me not . " 14. go by ] tell the time by . So R. Davenport , King John and Matilda , 1 . ii ...
... Heywood , The Wise- Woman of Hogsdon ( Pearson , v . 283 ) : Chart . . . . Have I toucht you ? Senc . You have come somewhat neere me but toucht me not . " 14. go by ] tell the time by . So R. Davenport , King John and Matilda , 1 . ii ...
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... Heywood , An Apol- ogy for Actors ( Shak . Soc . ed . , p . 44 ) : " Many amongst us I know to be of government , of sober lives and tem- perate carriages . " 66 28 , 29. being ... moon ] Cf. Hey- wood , King Edward IV . Part II ...
... Heywood , An Apol- ogy for Actors ( Shak . Soc . ed . , p . 44 ) : " Many amongst us I know to be of government , of sober lives and tem- perate carriages . " 66 28 , 29. being ... moon ] Cf. Hey- wood , King Edward IV . Part II ...
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... Heywood , The Witches of Lancashire , III . i : " a Lancashire Bag - pipe ... is able to charme the Divell . " Lincolne - shire Bagpipe " is given first among the proverbs of Lin- colnshire by Fuller ( Worthies of Eng- Prince . What ...
... Heywood , The Witches of Lancashire , III . i : " a Lancashire Bag - pipe ... is able to charme the Divell . " Lincolne - shire Bagpipe " is given first among the proverbs of Lin- colnshire by Fuller ( Worthies of Eng- Prince . What ...
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... Heywood , The Wise - Woman of Hogs- don , v . iv : " Young Chartley . I was as virtuously given as any youth in Europe till I fell into one Boyster's company ; ' tis he that hath done all the harm upon me . " Cf. Brome , The Queens ...
... Heywood , The Wise - Woman of Hogs- don , v . iv : " Young Chartley . I was as virtuously given as any youth in Europe till I fell into one Boyster's company ; ' tis he that hath done all the harm upon me . " Cf. Brome , The Queens ...
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