10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPITAPHER»
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epitapher in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Some account of Robert Greene and his writings. Orlando ...
By this blessed cuppe of sackewhich I now holde in in hand, and drinke to the
health of all Christen soules in, (sic) tiou art a puissant Epitapher. Yea'! thy Muses
foot of the twelues ; old long Meg of Westminster'! Then I trowe thou wilt stride ...
Robert Greene, Alexander Dyce, 1831
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The Dramatic and Poetical Works of Robert Greene & George ...
By this blessed cnppe of sacke which I now holde in my hand, and drinke to the
health of all Christen soules in, thou art a puissant epitapher. " Yea 1 thy Muses
foot of the twelues, old Long Meg of Westminster ? Then I trowe thou wilt stride ...
Robert Greene, George Peele, Alexander Dyce, 1861
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Remaines of a Greater Work, Concerning Britaine: The ...
But I- feare now I' have ouercharged the Readers minde, μ! , Epitapher; with
dolefull , dumpish ,and vncomsorrable Με: . Ι Μ!! therefore for his recomfort, end
this part with a sew cenceued, merry, and laughing Bpitaphes , the most of them ...
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Strange Newes, of the Intercepting Certaine Letters and a ...
By this blessed cuppe of sacke which I now holde in my hand, and drinke to the
health of all Christen soules in, thou art a puissant epitapher. Yea? thy Muses
foot of the twelves, old Long Meg of Westminster! Then, I trow, thou wilt stride
over ...
Thomas Nash, Gabriel Harvey, John Payne Collier, 1592
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Recent Exemplifications of False Philology
Epigram, 46. Epistler, 60. Epistolist, 61. Epitapher, 60. Equal, v. a., 56. Equalize,
56. Equivalence, for equivalents, 65. Ere, in prose, 110. Errant, 9. Ethics, sing., 3.
Eventuate, 77, f., 89, 92. Eventuation, 78, 90, 92. Everybody — their, 104. Evil, 83
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Whistoneutes: or Remarks on Whiston's historical memoirs of ...
pence, that perhaps, when thou art Departed I will be thy Biographer, Memoirer,
and Epitapher. So at present shall take my leave of thee in a Distich of my old
Strain.— And now I must tell thee, O vain Billy Wiston ' That both thee and thy ...
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The dramatic works of Robert Greene: to which are added his ...
By this blessed cuppe ofsackewhichl now holde in my hand, and dnnke to the
health of all Christen soules in, (sic) thou art a puissant Epitapher. Yea 1 thy
Muses foot of the twelues ; old long Meg of Westminster 1 Then I trowe thou wilt
stride ...
Robert Greene, Alexander Dyce, 1831
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The Unabridged Devil's Dictionary
From “The Lone Epitapher of Laurel Hill” (W; 22 Sept. 1883: 6). Unsigned. A29.
From “Prattle” (E, 22 May 1887: 4). A30. From “Prattle” (E, 24 Iuly 1887: 4). A31.
Source unknown. A32. Source unknown. A33. From “Three in a Box—A Drametta
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Ambrose Bierce, David E. Schultz, S. T. Joshi, 2001
... Fellow of All Souls 1928-37; Chairman of Boundary Commission, India 1947;
much-honoured public figure, Chairman of Governors, SOAS, 1960-75, 61, 200-
201; as imperial epitapher, 201 raga: compositional form for devotional music,
186 ...
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William Dean Howells: A Writer's Life
So many of his friends had died that he had begun to feel like a professional “
epitapher.” Having agreed to a prominent part in the dedication service, Howells
looked forward to seeing his much-alive friend, Mark Twain, who introduced
another ...
