10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANTABLE»
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
F. Q., Ill, t, 23. PANSY, *. Pensie, French. The viola tricolor; called also hearfs-
ease, &c. This may be considered as a poetical name, not vet disused. See
Johnson. PANTABLE/*. A sort of high shoe, or slipper ; perhaps corrupted from
pantofle.
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1859
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The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
... 447 micher, in minion, 366 miser, 161 mistress, 310 mo, 218 murrey, 457 Nor
doubt not, 344 Objections, 37 occurrents, 470 owes, 168 Pamela's prayer, 266
pantable, 69 partakers, 149 partlet, 303 party, 454 patrons, 325 pavin, 370
pensils, ...
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
PANTABLE, s. A sort of high shoe, or slipper ; perhaps corrupted from pantofle. I
cry your matronship mercie ; because your pantablet be higher with corke,
therefore your feete must needs be higher in the instep. /-.'/'.'/, Endimion, Court
Com.
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A glossary; or, Collection of words ... which have been ...
Pantable, s. A sort of high shoe, or slipper ; perhaps corrupted from pantqfle. I cry
your matronship mercie; because your pantables be higher with corke, therefore
your feete must needs be higher in the instep. Lyly, Endimion, Court Com. C 2 b.
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A Glossary and Etymological Dictionary of Obsolete and ...
Pantable, a slipper, a corruption of the F pan- toufie. Now, by my grandame's
pantable, 'tis pretty! O. P. Elviaa. Pantlea (F.panetier), an officer in a great family
who had the charge of the bread. He would have made a good pantler, he would
...
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Antonio and Mellida: John Marston
By my lady's pantable, I fear I shall live to hear a vintner's boy cry, "Tis rich neat
canary, upon mine honour!' Dildo. My stomach's up. 15 Cazzo. I think thou an
hungry. Dildo. The match of fury is lighted, fastened to the linstock of rage, and
will ...
John Marston, W. Reavley Gair, 2005
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A Glossary of Words, Phrases, Names, and Allusions in the ...
PANTABLE,"*. A sort of high shoe, or slipper ; perhaps corrupted from pantqfle. [
Said to be Ger. Tafeln, boards, and band*t&felt a clog made of a sole of wood
fastened by a strap. See Schmeller.] I cry your nmtronship mercie ; because your
...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1966
8/2, 1. 33 ; II. s, p, II, I, L 9- Pannel = a riding pad or saddle (without any
equivoque). See Halliwell. The story is very old, and is in the French of Des
Periers. II. s, p. 11/1, 1. 9. Pantable (oathe on), = a sort of engagement sworn
between pages ...
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The Works in Verse and Prose of Nicholas Breton: Prose
9. Pannel : a riding pad or saddle (without any equivoque). See I-IaIliwell. The
story is very old, and is in the French of Des Periers. II. :, p. till, I. 9. Pantable (
oathe on), = a sort of engagement sworn between pages not to betrayone
another's ...
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The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
But I had sung verie little, when(asI think, displeased with my bad musick) comes
master Damcn: with a hedging bill in his hand,chafing and swearing by the
pantable of Put-m, and such other oaths as his rustical braverie could imagine; lo
and ...
