10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TYRANNESS»
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tyranness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tyranness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Poems of Francis Thompson
My. Lady. the. Tyranness. Me since your fair ambition bows Feodary to those
gracious brows, Is nothing mine will not confess Your sovran sweet
rapaciousness? Though use to the white yoke innures, 5 Half-petulant is Your
loving rebel for ...
Francis Thompson, Bridget Boardman, 2002
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
The tyranness doth joy to fee. Spenser. * TYRANNICAL. Tyrannick. adj. [tfran-
nus. Lat tjrannique, French); TUfB»«ixO-.] Suiting a tyrant ; acting like a tyrant ;
cruel ; defpotick ; imperious. — Tyrannick power. Shak. — A power tyrannical.
Sbak.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Child Composers and Their Works: A Historical Survey
1695) The earliest work ascribed to Henry Purcell is a part-song for three voices
entitled “Sweet Tyranness” (Z S69), which was published by John Play— ford in
The Musical Companion in 1667. Although dismissed as spurious by Franklin B.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
... of European Satm.itia, which runs into the Euxine Sea, between the Danube
and the Borysthenes; now called Dniester. Ovid. {j.)iTyra, a river of Upper Saxony
, which runs into the Keim, a mile W. of Keibra, in Schwartzberg. * TYRANNESS.
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Poems of Francis Thompson
My. Lady. the. Tyranness. Me since your fair ambition bows F eodary to those
gracious brows, Is nothing mine will not confess Your sovran sweet
rapaciousness? Though use to the white yoke innures, Half-petulant is Your
loving rebel for ...
MUSTAPHA A terrible little tyranness. ASAMBEG No more! 175 Her will shall be
a law. [aside] Till now, ne'er happy! Exeunt. 5.4 Enter FRANCISCO , GRIMALDI ,
MASTER , BOATSWAIN and Sailors. GRIMALDI Sir, all things are in readiness: ...
Philip Massinger, Michael Neill, 2010
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Tyr'anny, n. s. Greek rvpavvoQ ; Sax. top ; Lat. ty- rannus ; Goth, tur, thor; Swed.
toin; J> Danish taarn, all signify elevation ; strength ; empire An absolute
monarch governing imperiously; cruel, despotick, or severe master: tyranness is
the ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Id. f hey were, by law of that proud tyranness, Provoked with wrath and envy's
false surmise. Lately grown into a loathing and detestation of the unjust and
tyrannous rule of Harold, an usurper. Id. While we trust in the mercy of God
through ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Id. They were, by law of that proud tyranness, Provoked with wrath and envy's
false surmise. Spenser. Lately grown into a loathing and detestation of the unjust
and tyrannous rule of Harold, an usurper. Id. While we trust in the mercy of God ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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Kyūshū Kōgyō Daigaku kenkyū hōkoku
Chasing after the vision of the dwarf, the maiden and the lady, Walter enters the
enchanted world of the tyranness to discover the maiden as his soul mate, who
later becomes his spouse in place of his former faithless wife. However, in order
to ...
Kyūshū Kōgyō Daigaku, 1999
