10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DANGERLESS»
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Every Man his own Broker: or, a guide to Exchange-Alley ... ...
Well, Sir, you must go to Dangerless-goes an, Mr. Dangerless, can you deliver
me four hundred tickets' for Mr. Sham-it? Yes, Sir; are you. ready to take them. No
, Sir, I am to deliver to Aaron Avarice-calls, Aaron Avarice, here; will you take your
...
Thomas MORTIMER (Vice-Consul for the Austrian Netherlands.), 1769
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Every man his own broker ... with, an appendix ... The ...
Thomas MORTIMER (Vice-Consul for the Austrian Netherlands.) agreed for xwith
Aaron'- Avarice; which happens to be a great deal lower than. Mr. Dangerless
sold them at to Mr. Sham-it. At last, however, Mr. Coal-hole, being a good-natured
...
Thomas MORTIMER (Vice-Consul for the Austrian Netherlands.), 1801
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Every Man His Own Broker: or, a Guide to Exchange-Alley ... ...
Avarice; which happensto be a great deal lower than-Mr; Dangerless sold them
at- to Mr. Sham-it; at last however, Mr. Town-ditch being a good natured man, (
and knowing Mr. Sham-it to be a DOCTOR, who has never been a LAME DUCKN
...
Thomas MORTIMER (Vice-Consul for the Austrian Netherlands.), 1762
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Every Man his own Broker: or, a Guide to Exchange-Alley ... ...
... and-will take them at no other price, than that which-he agreed for with Aaron
Avarice; which happens to be a great deal lower than, Mr. Dangerless sold them
at to Mr. Sham-it -,\ at last: however, Mr. Town-ditch, being a good natured man, ...
Thomas MORTIMER (Vice-Consul for the Austrian Netherlands.), 1761
Centuries before La Rochefoucauld, Antole noted the same propensity in human
nature. The Greeks had a word for it “Ebilairikakea” which means “amusement
derived from the dangerless misfortunes or infirmities of your fellow mortals”.
55 But now that you, fair lord, are dangerless, The sons of Baba shall their rigour
show, And prove it was not baseness did oppress Our hearts so long, but honour
kept them low. 60 first son Yet do I fear this tale of Herod's death At last will ...
Elizabeth Cary, Karen Britland, 2010
According to this, Comedy is a ' dangerless periodic of ordinary men's affairs ' : '
ordinary men ' are contrasted with ' heroes ', ' affairs ' with the ' prosperity ' of
heroic kings ; ' dangerless perioche ' must therefore be the opposite of ' reversal '
...
Thomas Bertram Lonsdale Webster, 1950
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Every man his own broker; or, A guide to Exchange-Alley: in ...
Well, sir, you must go to Dan - gerlefs [goes on] Mr. Dangerless, can you deliver
me four hundred tickets for Mr. Sham- it ? Yes, sir, are you ready totakethem?No,
sir, I am to deliver to Aaron Avarice--— [calls] Aaron Avarice here, will you take, ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Thomas Middleton
Phoenix reprises the technique of apostrophe later as he celebrates 'honourable
matrimony': Reverend and honourable matrimony, Mother of lawful sweets,
unshamed mornings, Dangerless pleasures, thou that mak'st the bed Both
pleasant ...
Gary Taylor, Trish Thomas Henley, 2012
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Every Man His Own Broker: Or, a Guide to Exchange-Alley. In ...
The * Dangerless is so lame a Duck, that he has broke both legs three or four
times; but by the help of good splintering, is at last perfectly reiiored. w ; □ •
remainder remainder of this term is employed in buying and selling 84. EVERY
MAN.
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