10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JARKMAN»
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Rogues, Vagabonds, & Sturdy Beggars: A New Gallery of Tudor ...
Forasmuch as these two names, a Jarkman and a Patrico, be in the old brief2 of
vagabonds, and set forth as two kinds of evildoers, you shall understand that a
Jarkman hath his name ofa Jark, which is a seal in their Language, as one
should ...
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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher: in fourteen volumes: ...
Come, princes of the ragged regiment ; You of the blood, Prigg, my most upright
lord,1 And these, what name or title e'er they bear, Jarkman, or patrico, cranke, or
clapperdudgeon, Frater, or abram-man;* I speak to all * Upright lard.
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Henry William Weber, 1812
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The Elizabethan Underworld: A Collection of Tudor and Early ...
.CHAPTER XV A JARKMAN AND A PATRICO Forasmuch as these two names, a
jarkman and a patrico, be in the old brief of vagabonds,29 and set forth as two
kinds of evil-doers, you shall understand that a jarkman hath his name of a jark, ...
He and Jarkman went down together, Ralph twisting away from the throttling
kerchief. They rolled, scrabbling at each other on the ground, until Ralph jammed
his fist into the gypsy's stomach. “Come near me and I swear I'll kill you!” he
snarled ...
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Urban Dictionary: Freshest Street Slang Defined
Also uses excessive amounts of punctuation. Hugh jarkman: 'Ello. Fangirl:
Saueeeeee! (Immediatehi attarhes to jarkman's leg.) jarkman: S erurity ! fantasy.
cheering. Rooting for a football player you would normally root against because
the ...
6
Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
Dekker, Belman of London, sig. C.3,(ed. 1608). There [are] some in this Schoole
of Beggersthat practise writing andreading, and those are called jarkmen [olded.
jackmen] : yea, the jarkman is so cunning sometimes that he can speake Latine ...
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Becoming Criminal: Transversal Performance and Cultural ...
(sometimes. spelled. “Jarkman,”. as. Awdeley. records). could. "write. and reade,
and sometime speake latin,” and "he vseth to make counterfaite licences which
they call Gybes, and sets to Seales, to engrave in wood the pattern of an
authentic ...
8
The Dramatic Works of Beaumont and Fletcher: Printed from ...
8 Jarkman, 69'r.] As the frequent occurrence of the references froni the cant terms
must occasion a confusion in the text, we have thought it most adviseablc to
insert the explanations of those terms at the end of the play, where the reader will
...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, George Colman, 1811
9
Lantern and Candlelight
According to Harman, "a Jarkman hath his name of a Jark, which is a seal in their
Language, as one should make writings and set [i.e., affix; sign] seals for licenses
and passports" (134). Awdeley: "A Jarkman is he that can write and read, and ...
Thomas Dekker, Viviana Comensoli, 2007
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The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson, and Beaumont and Fletcher
8 Jarkman, &c.~] As the frequent occurrence of the references from the cant terms
must occasion a confusion in the text, we have thought it most adviseable to
insert the explanations of those terms at the end of the play, where the reader will
...
Ben Jonson, George Colman, Francis Beaumont, 1811
