10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPRINGAL»
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springal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
springal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Archaeologia Aeliana, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to ...
1 11 A ' springal ' was a mil itary engine for casting stones, as in the old romance
of 'Bevis of Hamtoun' — ' And sum thai wente to the wal With bowes and with
springal.' — Halliwell. bread in ; two barrels ; two sail-yards ; two "24C, THE ...
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: Rea
Springal (Spring or Springer), subs. (old). — A youth. 153S. Coverdale, Tr. Bible [
Oli- phant, New Eng., i. 443. Among his Romance phrases Coverdale has . . .
sPRYNGAlD (juveius).l Latimee, Sermons, 190h. Joseph when he was sold to ...
John Stephen Farmer, William Ernest Henley, 1903
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ... ...
Springal (Spring or Springer), subs. (old). — A youth. '535* Coverdale, Tr. Bible [
Oli- phant, New Eng., \. 443. Among his Romance phrases Coverdale has . . .
spryngald (Juvenis).] ^•-555- Latimer, Sermons, igo b. Joseph when he was sold
to ...
John Stephen Farmer, Henley, 1903
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John Ford's Dramatic Works
Some rogue, Some rogue of your confederacy, factor For slaves and strumpets,
to convey close packets From this spruce springal', and the t'other youngster;
That gaudy ear-wig,' or my lord your-patron, - VVhose pensioner you- are.——I'll
...
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Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States
For example, the catapult, ballista, onager and springal. The ballista and onager
projected their missiles, usually stones, from a bag or bucket, using a spring as
the source of energy. The catapult and springal were large cross-bows projecting
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For example, the catapult, ballista, onager and springal. The ballista and onager
projected their missiles, usually stones, from a bag or bucket, using a spring as
the source of energy. The catapult and springal were large cross-bows projecting
...
Military Service Institution of the United States, 1910
You may have a stronger commission for the next, 430 an't please you, that's from
myself. Enter SIM. Easy. You teach me the best law, lady. Thomasine. [Aside]
Beshrew my blood, a proper springal and a sweet gentleman. Quomodo. My son
...
Thomas Middleton, Gail Kern Paster, 2000
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George Crabbe and his times, 1754-1832: a critical and ...
Ill Among the members of the club was another doctor's apprentice, William
Springal Levett, the son of an Aldborough surgeon, and only a few months older
than Crabbe.2 He was engaged to a young Fram- lingham * girl, Miss Brereton,
who ...
René Louis Huchon, Frederick Clarke, 1907
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Index Universalis Multilingualis: Deutsch - Französisch - ...
... 10/85 Sprengwerkbrücke _ pont (en charpente) sur béquilles _ trestle bridge, 9
/185 springal _ espringala - Notstal / Selbschoß / Springala / Springolf -
espringolle, 1/183 Springala = Notstal - espringolle _ springal, 1/183
Springbrunnen _jet ...
K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH & Company, Walter De Gruyter, 2003
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The works of Thomas Middleton, collected, with some account ...
Ha, well done ! excellent boy! dainty, fine springal!' The glory of Dancers' Hall, if
they had any ! And of all professions they'd most need of one, For room to
practise in, yet they have none. O times ! O manners ! you have very little : Why
should ...
Thomas Middleton, Alexander Dyce, 1840
