10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BESEEMLY»
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XXIV. See to their feats they hye with merry glee, And in beseemly order fitten
there ; \ All but the wight of bum y-galled, he Abhorreth bench and fiool, and
fourm, and chair; (This hand in mouth y-fird, that rends his hair ;) And eke with'
snubs ...
See to their feats. they hye with merry glee, And in beseemly order, sitten there;
Al] but the wight of: hnm y-galled, he, Abhorreth bench and stool, and sourm, and
chair; (This hand in mouth y-fix'd, that tends his hair;) And eke with snubs ...
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The illustrated national pronouncing dictionary of the ...
Beseeming, (be-sem'ing) a. becoming ; Beseemly, (be-semle) a. fit ; decent.
Beset, (be-set') v. t. [pret. and pp. beset] to inclose on all sides. Besetting, (be-set'
ing) a. habitually attending or harassing. Beshrew, (be-shiuo') v. t. to wish a curse
to.
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The Poetical Works, Coll. with the Best Ed. by Thomas Park. ...
See to their seats they hye with merry glee, And in beseemly order sitten there,
All but the wight of burn y'-galled, he Abhorreth bench, and stool, and foam, and
chair, (This hand in month y'-fix'd, and rends his hair) And eke with snubs ...
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The Church of our fathers, as seen in st. Osmund's rite for ...
larger minsters, this warm love for the mother of our Lord gave rise to an
architectual feature in the building, as beautiful as it was beseemly, and almost
peculiar to England. At the furthest east end, behind both choir and high altar,
stood, and ...
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The Household Book of Poetry. Collected and edited by C. A. ...
... meet, And to the well-known chest the dame repair, Whence oft with sugared
oates she doth them greet, And ginger-bread y-rare; now, certes, doubly sweet.
See to their seats they hie with merry glee'. And in beseemly order sitten there; ...
Charles Anderson DANA (Editor of the New York “Sun.”.), 1868
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
৪- যেগেতো, উপযুক্তত্য, সৌন্দর্যা, সূন্দরতা, সুদ শর্মীয়ত্, উত্তমতা, ভাল ম্রদথার যাহা |
Beseemly, a. যেগোরূশে, উপযুক্তরপে, দর্শনযোগ্যক্রমে | Beseen, part. -থাটান,
মিলনোনিয়মজ্বকৃত, পরিমিত | To Beset, v. ৪- Sax. হুবন্টন-কৃ, চঢ়ন্মউ-কৃ, হর্টুক, ঘের, আটক
-কু, ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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Papers for the Teacher ...: First-[sixth] series
See to their seats they hie with merry glee, And in beseemly order sitten there; All
but the Wight of flesh y-galled ; he, Abhorreth bench, and stool, and form, and
chair; (This hand in mouth y-fixed, that rends his hair ;) And eke with snubs ...
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The Union Dictionary, containing all that is truly useful in ...
UO О Beseemly, bè-sèèm'lè. а. becoming. _Mason навес, bè-sêt'. v. а. to
besiege, to hem in. Add. _To embarrass. Ноша—То waylay. Loc. -To fall upon.
Spena. Beshrew, bè-shróô'. v. a. to wish а. curse to. душ—То 11арре11 111 to.
Shak.
Thomas BROWNE (LL.D.), 1822
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Dialect of south Lancashire, or Tim Bobbin's Tummus and ...
Farrant, decent, respectable ; farrantly, decently, beseemly. Fash, the tops of
turnips ; waste. Fattert, embarrassed ; unhandy in doing a job ; " he's quite fattert."
Fattle, to trifle about business ; to pay slight attentions to a female. " See heaw he
...
John Collier, Samuel Bamford, 1850
