10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOUSY»
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bousy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bousy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Tarrytail came next, after Mr. Dredge, with Assa Bousy, the mulatto cook, whose
especial favourite he was. I have an idea that Tarrytail's affection for Bousy rose
somewhat from the " loaves and fishes " which he got from him, but that was but ...
William Henry G. Kingston, 1870
Robert Copland's Hyeway to the Spital-House (1536) describes his visit to a
poorhouse, guided by the door-keeper: Copland: Come none of these pedlars
this way also With pack on back, with their bousy speech, Jagged and ragged,
with ...
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The English dialect dictionary
Cum yer wa's, my wee dawtie, an a'll pit ye t'yir bonnie bushtie-ba -_W.G.). and.
Unit.) ; See you grace my bouslity nook To had me cozy, SHIRREFS Poems (
1190) 351. BOUSY, adj.1 Sc. th. Also written boozy Sc. (JAM); bowzy Nhh.1 [bfi'
zL] ...
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Proceedings of the ... Annual Encampment of the Department ...
Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Pennsylvania. DISTRICT NO. 34. W. W.
Feight, Post No. 131, Assistant Inspector-at-Large, DISTRICT NO. 35. J. W.
Mastoller, Post No. 318, Assistant Inspector-at-Large, DISTRICT NO. 36. Alex. N.
Hart ...
Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Pennsylvania, 1905
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French Humanist Tragedy: A Reassessment
A losue Gondovin wrote for Pierre de Bousy's Meleagre (1582): 'Ie me
metamorphose au bruit de ta chanson' (f. [4r]), and Oger said of the verses in
Chretien des Croix' Albouin: 'en les oiant lire, on voit la chose m6me' (sig. A4V).
The last ...
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Notices from the local records of Dysart [ed. by W. Muir].
The protocol booksf of David Bousy again mentioned. The burgh seems to have
obtained possession of them. Nov. 1567. The council and community resolve to "
repair, mend, and * There was evidently collusion here between Jackson and the
...
Dysart, William Muir (of Dysart), 1853
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Licensed Traders' Dictionary
Bottling, 12. The act or process of bottling, or corking the bottles. Bouquet. n. This
is the distinguishing flavour yielded by wines, and by which connoisseurs can
know and test them. Bousy. ct. See Boosy. In his cups the “bousy” poet sings.-—.
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Remains of the early popular poetry of England: With introd. ...
The showre is almoost dene' and I haue fer to go; Come none of these pedlers
this way also, With pak on bak, with their bousy speche, Jagged and ragged, with
broken hose and breche ? ll Porter. Inow, ynow; with bousy coue maimed nace ...
William Carew Hazlitt, 1866
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Die Zeit Heinrichs VIII
Come non of these pedlers this way also With ak on bak. with their bousy speche
w Jagger? and ragged with broken hose and breche? 11 Porter. I now, ynow;
with bousy cove maymed nace Teare the patryng cone in the darkman cace ...
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Friar Bakon's Prophesie: a Satire on the Degeneracy of the ...
The showre is almoost dene1 and I haue fer to go ; Come none of these pedlers
this way also, With pak on oak, with their bousy speche, Jagged and ragged, with
broken hose and breche? IT Porter. Inow, ynow ; with bousy coue maimed nace ...
William Terilo (pseud.), James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1866
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOUSY»
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bousy is used in the context of the following news items.
Nour El Sherif Takes a Turn for the Worst
Always accompanying him on his trips is his ex-wife and lifetime friend, actress Bousy. This time his daughters, Sarah and Amy, have also ... «Waleg.com, Feb 15»
Historical thesaurus reveals how 800000 English words have evolved
The earliest slang terms included the 14th-century 'cup-shotten', meaning overcome with liquor, 'inebriate', dating back to 1497, and 'bousy' - a ... «Daily Mail, Jan 15»
How the English language developed to express various states of …
The earliest slang terms included the 14th-century 'cup-shotten', meaning overcome with liquor, 'inebriate', dating back to 1497, and 'bousy' - a ... «Daily Mail, Jan 15»
English language is loaded (or fou, or blotto) with ways to say 'drunk'
bousy, 1529. The first instance of "boozy." An early use of a verb "bouse" is recorded c.1300, from Dutch (where it was originally the name of a ... «Los Angeles Times, Dec 14»
Dubai International Film Festival opens today
Arab celebrities set to grace the red-carpet include: Nour El-Sherif, Bousy, Mervat Amin, Khaled Abol Naga, Nadine Labaki, Cherien Dabis, ... «DigitalProductionME.com, Dec 14»
Well, Hello Mr. Hannan Turk! The Retired Starlet's Latest Hubby Has …
The only person from the press that accompanied Hannan to the event was journalist Bousy Shalabi, who was there as a friend, not a ... «Al-Bawaba, Jun 14»
Like Father Like Daughter? Mai Nour El Sherif Is No Daddy's Girl!
Her own mother, Bousy, gave her advice on her career that she is happy to share: "My mother is always careful to give me the right kind of ... «Al-Bawaba, Sep 12»
Tamer Hosni ... Nothing Hot There!
bousy May 13, 2007. bousy. heyyyyyyyy...ppl dnt make a big deal about it why do u hav 2 commnet on stuff he did?!? its his freakin life....let him ... «Waleg.com, Apr 07»
