10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUMOSITY»
Discover the use of
fumosity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fumosity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cupboard Love 2: A Dictionary of Culinary Curiosities
frumenty -fumosity frumenty Made by boiling wheat in milk and then seasoning it
with sugar, cinnamon, and almonds, frumenty is a simple dessert invented by
French peasants in the late fourteenth century and first referred to in English in
the ...
2
Weeds and Wild Flowers: Then Uses Legends and Literature ... ...
The plant is there affirmed to be "engendered of a coarse fumosity rising from the
earth ;" and the process by which this fume takes the form of the plant is thus in
the most matter-of- fact manner described : " This gross, or coarse fumosity of the
...
3
The riches of Chaucer: in which his impurities have been ...
This wine of Spain creepeth subtlely 270 In other wine's growing faste' by, Of
which there riseth such fumosity,1 That when a man hath drunken draughted
three, And weeneth a that he be at home in Cheap, He is in Spain, right at the
town of ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden Clarke, 1870
This impediment," he asserts, " doth come of a vaporous humour or fumosity
rising out of and from the stomach to the brain ; it may come also through surfeit
and drunkenness, and lying in the bed upright ; it may come also of a rheumatic ...
From this superabundant and corrupt semen, a certain cold fumosity is released.”
(” The writer or writers of this treatise want to have it both ways, a common
medieval gesture at the reconciliation of divergent authorities. In this analysis, the
...
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The Riches of Chaucer ... By Charles Cowden Clarke ... ...
Their dreamés shall not now be told for me ; 380 Full were their headés of
fumosity,1 That causeth dream, of which there is no charge 2" They sleepen till
that it was primé large,3 The mosté part, but it were4 Canace ; She was full
measurable ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden CLARKE, 1870
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The riches of Chaucer, in which his impurities have been ...
Their dreamds shall not now be told for me ; 380 Full were their headds of
fumosity,1 That causeth dream, of which there is no charge : * They sleepen till
that it was primd large,3 The mostd part, but it were4 Canace ; She was full
measurable ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden Clarke, 1870
8
The World's Most Difficult Quiz 2: More King William's ...
In I 95 0.' whose Pro—fumosity has created whom Lord Festival? what has
brought the orbs to the urbs? what immortal has shown her mortality? who has
outrivalled Prince Housain and Axmunster? who have prayed, face to the wall?
what ...
9
Speaking Two Languages: Traditional Disciplines and ...
While this fumosity allows for purgation of toxins such as wine, it is dangerous in
its susceptibility to external influences. Women are given to a suspicious
superfluity, which makes them prone to sickness and which also helps to make
up for ...
10
Using the Stanislavsky System: A Practical Guide to ...
And "Belche thou neare to no mans face, with a corrupt fumosytye [fumosity;
fumes of bad breath; "fumous" meant indigestible]." Don't pick your teeth with your
knife or fingers, but "take a stick, or some cleane thing." As a general rule, "Eate ...
