10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUPHUIST»
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euphuist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
euphuist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Dramatic Works of John Lilly, (the
Euphuist.): Mydas. ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
2
The Monastery. [By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.] With the ...
“ Ye shall not need,” said a voice from the crowd; and, advancing gracefully
before the Earls, the Euphuist flung from him the mantle in which he was muflled.
“ Via the cloud that shadowed Shafton!” said he; “behold, my lords, the Knight of ...
3
The Prose Works: Containing Tales of my landlord, The Monastery
Ye shall not need,” said a voice from the crowd; and, advancing gracefully before
the earls, the euphuist flung from him the mantle in which he was mnflled. “ Via
the cloud that shadowed Shafton!” said he; “ behold, my lords, the Knight of ...
4
The Waverly Novels: The Monastery
... shrines and cells, if we are compelled to undertake a search for this
Englishman." " Ye shall not need," said a voice from the crowd ; and, advancing
gracefully before the Earls, the Euphuist flung from him the mantle in which he
was muffled.
5
Cultural Semiotics, Spenser, and the Captive Woman
... or Lodge's Harpaste (of Euphues his Shadowe) and other Euphuist 'heroines';
the non-repelling are governesses of some house or domain where guests (
mostly male) are entertained and nurtured then free to go, such as Alma,
Gloriana, ...
6
The Oxford Handbook of English Prose 1500-1640
... turned it into a blueprint for a new age of style. But it proved to be too good for
this world, as Flavian the euphuist poet succumbs to the plague. A less ethereal
euphuist is provided by Sir Walter Scott in the form of the dandified knight Sir ...
7
Concise English Dictionary
adv. euphuist' ically. (Gr. euphyes. graceful, goodly.] Eur(o)- ii'rid)-, in composition
. European (and): of or pertaining to the European Common Market: of or
pertaining to Europe. — adj. Euraf'rlcan pertaining to Europe and Africa, or
Europe and ...
The incident of the duel between Halbert and the Euphuist, we think a complete
failure : it is at once extravagant and powerless, two very bad faults to come
together. The contrasted characters of the two brothers, Edward and Halbert, are
...
John Scott, John Taylor, 1820
9
The Monthly Repertory of English Literature, ... Or an ...
While thoughts of grief or of vengeance fill all the rest, her gentle breast is
penetrated with fears for the gallant Euphuist, forlvhose violence, even snpposin
it to have terminated in the death of Glendinnin , she thinks t ere is much excuse
to be ...
10
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
Ye shall not need,” said a voice from the crowd; and . advancing gracefully before
the Earls, the Euphuist flung from him the mantle in which he was muflled. “Via
the cloud that shadowed Shafton!” said he; "behold, my Lords, the Knight of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EUPHUIST»
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