10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHAMOIS»
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Shamois, in zoology. See Ca PR A, N° XIV. (j.JShamois, Chamois, or Shammy, in
commerce, a kind of leather, either dressed in oil or inned, much esteemed for its
softness, pliancy, ;c. H is prepared from the skin of the shamois r lhamois, ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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The principles of English grammar
Shamois, Shamois. Oasis, Oases. Siliqua, Siliquae. Oclaedron, Octaedra. Sous,
Species, Sous. Oesophagus, Oesophagi. Species. Paratis, Paratides. Spectrum,
Spectra. Parenthesis, Parentheses. Speculum, Specula. Parhelion, Parhelia.
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
I'll bring thea To clustering filberds, and sometimes I'll get thee Yoang shamois
from the rocks. Siiakspeure. Shamois, in zoology. See Capua. Shamois, Chamois
, or Shammy, in commerce, a kind of leather, either dressed in oil or tanned, ...
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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher
Oh, my dear boy, thy Hercules, thy cap- Makes thee his Hylas, his delight, his
solace, [tain, Love thy brave man of war, and let thy bounty Clap him in shamois !
Let there be deducted, Out of our main potation, five marks, In hatchments, to
adorn ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, George Darley, 1866
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The Scornful Lady. The Coxcomb. The Captain. The Honest ...
Capt. Oh, my dear boy, thy Hercules, thy Captain, Makes thee his Hylas, his
delight, his solace ! Love thy brave man of war, and let thy bounty Clap him in
shamois b: Let there be deducted, out of our main potation, Five marks, in
hatchments 1' ...
have their inhabitants, the most remarkable of which is the shamois or wild goat,
of which there are two species, the one small and of a reddilh-b»wn. colour,
which is only seen on the highest and sharpest pointed rocks; the /other of a
larger ...
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Sammlung: The Text Formed a New Collation of the Early ...
Capt. Oh, my dear boy, thy Hercules, thy Captain, Makes thee his Hylas, his
delight, his solace ! Love thy brave man of war, and let thy bounty Clap him in
shamois ": Let there be deducted, out of our main potatio1i, Five marks, in
hatchments C ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Alexander Dyce, 1843
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
SHAMOIS. h. s. [chamois, Fr.J See Cha- •'*• A kind of wild goat. — YjungyJaniiw'j
from the rocks. Shakesp. (».)Sh»mois, in zoology. See Cs pr a, N°X1V. '. □□/
Shamois, Chamois, or Shammy, in cum- "M, a kind of leather, either dressed in oil
...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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William Shakespeare, 1733-1752
Young Scamels [2.2.162]: Mr Theob. alters this to young Shamois, and assigns
several Reasons for his Alteration; and Mr Warb. confirms the Change, ex
Cathedra, with a magisterial Authority; 'We should read Shamois, i.e. young Kids.
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The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer
Even the most hleak and barren of these mountains, however, have their
inhabitants, the most remarkable of which are the shamois or goat, of which there
are two species, the one lit-all and of a reddish brown colour, which is only seen
on the ...
