10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLUSHET»
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blushet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
blushet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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the work of ben inonson
He uses it as an adjective, "blushet wax," in The Staple of News, vol. v. p. 287. P.
467. Only, good faces, I read you, make store] Jonson, of course, wrote and
printed, " I reed you, take store," i. e. I warn you. Gifford does not show his usual ...
467) : Go to, little blushet, for this, anan, You'll steal forth a laugh in the shade of
your fan. 122. Court, and Philosophy. Fitton and Almanach. 122-3. Gentlemen, . .
. names. Pecunia. Gifford's punctuation is no doubt right. See variant. 135-6. your
...
Ben Jonson, De Winter, 1905
1852, June 1, roan, 1853, July 4, red, C.C. Blushet B.C. Marquis of Speke 5th D.
of York, Earl of Derby, 10177 10168| Mr. R. Bell do. Blushet, the property of Mr.
J. R. Kirkham, Audleby, Caistor. BEATRICE, Light roan, calved April 6, 1849,
Bred ...
He introduces it in the Expostulation, vol. viii. p. 1 10, and carries on the
suggested image : " Are you so ambitious 'bove your peers, You'd be an Assinigo
by your ears ? " P. 287. No, nor blushet Wax.] Nares thinks that this word blushet (
one ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1875
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THE COURSING CALENDAR FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON 1872, CONTAINING ...
Judge— Mr Hay. Slipper— J. Kerss. FABMEBS' CUP, presented by Lady Mary C.
Nesbit Hamilton, for puppies. Mr G. A. Clapperton's f t d)tat f Mr A. Inch's w bk d
Intrepid, by Copestone. by Cauld Kail— Bess } X Flighty— Blushet Mr V7m.
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
Hyde-park the scene sor the review he nam'd, Hyde-park for pleasure and sor
beauty sam'd, Where, oft From western skies the god os light Sees new-arifing
sun', than his more bright; Then set' in blushet, and conveys his fire To distant
land', ...
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The Works: In 9 Volumes. ... containing The devil is an ass. ...
Is to be seen, though mistress Band would speak; Or little blushet Wax be ne'er
so easy ; I'll stop mine ears with her, against the Syrens, 7 He minds A courtesy
no more than London bridge What arch was mended last.] Two hundred years ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1816
Lead me to thy namesake's door, 'Where the rustie, dull Reflection, v Never shall
disturb me more. - . But the sun, with bashful blushet, 'not :- -Now salutes the
hlushing sea ,-, _ Bear, EDlNA! hear the wishes ._ , ,l with ardour breathe for thee'
:'_ ...
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The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson, and Beaumont and Fletcher: ...
You that might play the third dog, for your teeth, You ha' no money now? Fit. N0,
nor no Mortgage. Alm. Nor Band. Mad. Nor Statute. , Cym. . '0, nor blushet Wax. 1'
. sm. Nor you no office, as I take it. .Sliun. Cymbal, A mighty jeer. Fit. Pox 0' ...
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The progresses, processions, and magnificent festivities, of ...
Go to, little blushet, for this, anan *, You 'll steal forth a laugh in the shade of your
fan. This, and another thing, I can tell e, Will breed a laughter as low as your belly
. Of such sullen pieces, Jove send us not many, They must be tickled, before ...
