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considered him worth a thousand dollars in cash was Horace Nimblewit himself.
For the first time in his sixty-one years, Nimblewit found himself panting to give
away a king's ransom; and he was completely unable to figure out any way to do
it.
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Goldtree and Silvertree: Fairy Plays to Read and Act
Herald [entering] Your Majesty, Count Nimblewit is here. He has come to make
the Princess laugh. King Bid him come in. [Count Nimblewit enters. He bows low
before the throne.] Count Nimblewit Your Highness, I am going to make you
laugh ...
Katharine Duncan Morse, 1925
Herald: Your Majesty, Count Nimblewit is here. He has come to make the
Princess laugh. King: Bid him come in. [Count Nimblewit enters. He bows low
before the thrones. The Herald goes out] Count Nimblewit: Your Highness, I am
going to ...
Arthur Irving Gates, Miriam Blanton Huber, Jean Y. Ayer, 1932
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The Psalms of David ... With the Preface and Notes. By I. ...
Creature's Skill orrForce i' The sprightly Man, the-warlike Hossrseh The
nimbleWit, the active L'imb P - ' All are too mean -=Deli.g-hts for-him. . VIII. - Bnt
Saints are lovely in his-Sight; He views his Children. with Delight :He fees
theirHope, ...
Some believe the phone calls were staged to humanize the candidate's tough-
guy image, some that it was a case of wifely domination, or further, that Judy is a
nimblewit for whose unworthy sake her spouse is willing to shoot himself in the
foot ...
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The dramatic works of John Webster
I shall anger her.2 Moll. How stale, good Mistress Nimblewit ? Mist. Honey. Why,
as stale as a country hostess, an Exchange sempster,3 or a court laundress. Moll.
He is your cousin ; how your tongue runs ! Mist. Honey. Talk and make a noise, ...
John Webster, William Hazlitt, 1857
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The dramatic works of John Webster, ed. by W. Hazlitt
... for which I do suspect he hath been clerk to some nobleman's kitchen. I have
heard he never loves any wench till she be as stale as Frenchmen eat their wild-
fowl. I shall anger her.2 Moll. How stale, good Mistress Nimblewit ? Mist. Honey.
John Webster, William Hazlitt, 1857
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The Confessions of Saint Augustine
What profited me then my nimblewit inthose sciences andall those mostknotty
volumes, unravelied by me, without aid from human instruction; seeing Ierred so
foully, andwith such sacrilegious shamefulness, in the doctrine ofpiety? Or what ...
... Yellowj), 10 (© Chepko DanilVitalevich),10,10 (© irin-k), 11 (© Yellowj), 12 (©
Christian Mueller), 14 (© Sean Gladwell), 14 (© nimblewit), 16 (© Kletr), 17 (©
Pavel Mikoska), 18 (© D. Kucharski & K. Kucharska), 19 (© Christine
vanReeuwyk), ...
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