10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FANFARONA»
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fanfarona in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fanfarona and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
I 'HE Realm of Fanfarona was a Most Progressive State, And it blushfully
admitted it was Valorous and Great; And it modestly acknowledged its Pre-
eminence in Worth As the Noblest and the Grandest and the Freest Land on
Earth.
____' MONEY CAN BE RAISED BY THIS METHOD The Realm of Fanlarona HE
Realm of Fanfarona was a Most Progressive State, And it blushfully admitted it
was Valorous and Great; And it modestly acknowledged its Pre-eminence in
Worth ...
Arthur Guiterman. THE REALM OF FANFARONA The Realm of Fanfarona was a
Most Progressive State, And it blushfully admitted it was Valorous and Great; And
it modestly acknowledged its Pre-eminence in Worth As the Noblest and the ...
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The Knights of England, France, and Scotland
His dress of russet velvet slashed with satin, his feathered cap, with its gay
fanfarona* and enamelled medal/his jeweled rapier, and the bright spurs in his
falling buskins, were well adapted to the agile limbs and slender, though
symmetrical ...
Henry William Herbert, 1852
5
The Abbot. Kenilworth. The Pirate. The Fortunes Of Nigel. ...
Marry, hang thee, with thy fanfarona“ about thy neck !" said the falconer; “I think
water will not drown, nor hemp strangle thee. Thouhast been discarded as my
lady's page, to come in again asmy lord's squire ; and for following a noble young
...
6
The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott: The Abbot. Kenilworth. ...
“Marry, hang thee, with thy fanfarona" about thy neck !” said the falconer; “I think
water will not drown, nor hemp strangle thee. Thou hast been discarded as my
lady's page, to come in again as my lord's squire ; and for following a noble
young ...
7
The Novels of Walter Scott: With All His Introd. and Notes
Thou seest I have got one on shorter acquaintance with the city," answered the
page, " but set thine honest heart at rest ; that which is fairly won and freely given,
is neither reft nor stolen." " Marry, hang thee, with thy fanfarona ' about thy neck !
Secondly, fly not at every pretty girl, like a merlin at a thrush — you will not always
win a gold chain for your labour — and, by the way, here I return to you your
fanfarona — keep it close, it is weighty, and may benefit you at a pinch more
ways ...
9
The abbott: being a sequel to The monastery
Marry, hang thee, with thy fanfarona* about thy neck !" said the falconer ; " I think
water will not drown, nor hemp strangle thee. Thou hast been discarded as my
lady's page, to come in again as my lord's squire; and for following a noble young
...
10
Peveril of the Peak: A Romance
Marry, hang thee, with thy fanfarona * about thy ncckl" said the falconer; '*! think
water will not drown, nor hemp strangle thee. Thou hast been discarded as my
lady's page, to come b again as my lord's squire; and for following a M*iy offered
...
