10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VASSALLING»
Discover the use of
vassalling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vassalling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Restituta: Or, Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books ...
Thy once renowned borders with the hate Of a supernal power, making thy state
Prey to oppression, vassalling thy fame, Which once was glorious, to thy odious
name Of misery. Great Albion now is grown Poor in herself, because what is her ...
Sir Egerton Brydges, 1815
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Restituta; or, Titles, extracts, and characters of old books ...
Thy once renowned borders with the hate Of a supernal power, making thy state
Prey to oppression, vassalling thy fame, Which once was glorious, to thy odious
name Of misery. Great Albion now is grown Poor in herself, because what is her ...
Samuel Egerton Brydges (sir, bart.), 1815
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Some Years Travels Into Divers Parts of Africa and Asia the ...
... the world would tax him of dishonourable avarice, who Commanding over
many large and fruitful Provinces, Could not rest contented without the
subyugatmg a Nation never wronging him, and vassalling aKing whose
prcdeceslors had in a ...
... Free from care I write a story Only of her worth and glory. Whilst most lovers
pining sit, Robb'd of liberty and wit, Vassalling themselves with shame To some
proud imperious dame ; Or in songs their fate bewailing, Shew the world their I £3
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Restituta: Or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books ...
Thy once renowned borders with the hate Of a supernal power, making thy state
Prey to oppression, vassalling thy fame, Which once was glorious, to thy odious
name Of misery. Great Albion now is grown Poor in herself, because what is her ...
Samuel Egerton Brydges, 1815
... Free from care I write a story Only of her worth and glory. Whilst most lovers
pining sit, Robb'd of liberty and wit, Vassalling themselves with shame To some
proud imperious dame ; Or in songs their fate bewailing, Shew the world their
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Fair Virtue, the Mistress of Phil'arete: The Shepherd's Hunting
4 Vassalling themselves with shame, To some proud imperious dame ; Or in
songs, their fate bewailing, Shew the world their faithless faifing, I, enwreath'd
with boughs of myrtle, Fare like the beloved turtle. Yea, while most are most
untoward, ...
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The Writer's Handbook, a Guide to the Art of Composition, ...
Vail, vailing, vailed Vamp, vamping, vamped Vanish, vanishing, vanished
Vanquish, vanquishing, vai quished Vapour, vapouring, vapoured Vary, varying,
varied Vassal, vassalling, vassalled Vault, vaulting, vaulted Vaunt, vaunting,
vaunted ...
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Cassell's library of English literature, selected, ed. and ...
Whilst most lovers pining sit, liobbed of liberty and wit, Vassalling themselves
with shame To some proud imperious dame ; Or in songs their fate bewailing,
Shew the world their faithless failing, I, enwreath'd with boughs of myrtle, Fare
like the ...
Cassell, ltd, Henry Morley, 1876
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Hitotsubashi Journal of Arts & Sciences
37-40. (wassaling: vassalling, characteristic of vassals.) (13) And so she went,
and she went, and never rested the evening, wher she went in the morning; —
Sid., Arc. II. xiv, 241. 38-9. In ex. 13 the verb rested is very closely connected to
the ...
