10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISGUISEMENT»
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disguisement in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disguisement and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
the corset or bodice — a stiff and unnatural disguisement even in its origin." How
far this newly-introduced form of the corset became a " disguisement" will be best
judged of by a glance at the foregoing illustration, which represents a lady in ...
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A Complete View of the Dress and Habits of the People of ...
In the fourteenth the women seem to have contracted a vitiated taste; and, not
being contented with their form, “ as God had made it,” introduced the corset or
boddice, a stiff unnatural disguisement, even in its origin.' From this time the
length of ...
Joseph Strutt, James Robinson Planché, 1842
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A Continuation of Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia
Line 753. he: Evarchus. Line 763. dashed: abashed. Line 766. in his
disguisement: i.e., when Pyrocles was disguised as the Amazon Zelmane. time to
have wounded them), but they, not minding him, 40 A Continuation of Sir Philip
Sidney's ...
Anna Weamys, Graduate Center and College of Staten Island City University of New York Patrick Colborn Cullen Professor of English, 1994
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
The marquis thought best to dismask his beard* ud told him, that he was going
covertly to take a secret view of the forwardness of his majesty's fleet : this did
somewhat handsomely heal the disguisement. Wetton. Dttguistd he camo -t but
those ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
DISBURSEMENT, n.s. [from disguise.] Drese as concealment. — Under that
disguisement I should tad opportunity to reveal myself to the owner of Bit heart.
Sidney. — The marquis thought best to difmiflt his heard, and told him, that he
was go- ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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Preformulating the News: An Analysis of the Metapragmatics ...
Alternatively, in case of concealment or disguisement, a speaker or writer might
want to exploit such discrepancies. 25. This observation shows that categories
like 'given' and 'new' cannot be safely conceived of without a prior analysis of ...
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A complete view of the dress and habits of the people of ...
In the fourteenth the women seem to have contracted a vitiated taste ; and, not
being contented with their form, " as God had made it," introduced the corset or
boddice, a stiff unnatural disguisement, even in its origin.1 From this time the
length ...
Joseph Strutt, James Robinson Planché, 1842
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
DISGUISEMENT. n.f. [from disguise ] Dress of concealment — Under that d-
sguisement I should find opportunity to reveal myself to the owner of my heart.
Sidney.— The marquis thought best to difmask his beard, and told him, that he
was ...
In this poem he discovers an artificial disguisement of certain words, which
disguisement seems at first sight inexplicable, and is in fact most puzzling to the
reader. This disguisement of the words takes different forms : the insertion of
letters at ...
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Ergebnisse Der Anatomie und Entwicklungsgeschichte
The dissolution induces further increased disguisement here and there within the
thyroid lobe. The epithelial cells of the cell cords and cell conglomerates of the
peripheral part origin are scarcely distinguishable from those of the cell cords of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISGUISEMENT»
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disguisement is used in the context of the following news items.
Pink Hoodie Robber breaks the law...of bandit chic
Mind you, this kerchief served no disguisement function. As a result, the thief not only missed the opportunity to dress up like a cowboy: He also ... «Westword, Feb 13»
