10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «LORNYET»
Discover the use of
lornyet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lornyet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Publications - Trbtan 32 - Halaman 396
... vs bledde 1368 flor his honour / my self for to arraye A sonday next1 I moste nedes paye An hundred frankes / or ellis I am lorn Yet were me leuere / that I were vnborn 1372 Than me were doon / a sekundre or vileynye And if myn housbonde ...
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Publications - Trbtan 15 - Halaman 1009
... 1 moste nedes paye An hundred frankes / or ellis I am lorn Yet were me leuere / that I were vnborn 1581 Than me were doon / a sekundre or vileynye And if myn housbonde / eek it myghte espye I nere but lost1 and therfore I yow preye Lene ...
Chaucer Society (London, England), Geoffrey Chaucer
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The Works of Alexander Pope: With His Last Corrections, ...
4, MARCH 16, r7i3, THOUGH most things which are wrong in their own nature are at once confessed and absolved in that single word, the (Ya/lorn,- yet 'there are some, which, as they have a dangerous tendency, a thinking man will the less ...
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The Cynosure: Being Select Passages from the Most ... - Halaman 108
Ah, no! like buds on one stem born, They share between them even the thorn Which round them dwells, but parts them not, A lorn, yet undivided lot Can Death dissever or part The loved one from the lover's heart 2 No, no ; he does but guard ...
Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas,
1837
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His Majesties Declaration to All His Loving Subjects, June ...
... (Where being norhing more groundless and false then that there was any such Marriage or Contract between Us and the said Mrs Workers," alias Gar-lorn) 'yet We proceeded to call besore us, and caused to be Interrogated in Council, such ...
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The Quarterly Review - Jilid 13 - Halaman 290
... Hunts he Bentalla's nimble deer, Or loiters he in secret dell, To bid some lighter love farewell ; And swear that, though he may not scorn A daughter of the House of Lorn, Yet when these formal rites are o'er, Again they meet to part no more ?
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart,
1815
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Letters to Richard Heber, esq: containing critical remarks ...
And swear, that though he may not scorn A daughter of the House of Lorn, Yet, when these formal rites are o'er, Again they meet, to part no more?' ' Hush, daughter, hush ! thy doubts remove, More nobly think of Ronald's love. Look, where ...
John Leycester Adolphus,
1821
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The Poetical Works. - Francfort A. M., Broemer 1826 - Halaman 129
Hunts he Bentalla's nimble deer, Or loiters he in secret dell To bid some lighter love farewell And swear, that though he may not scorn A daughter of the House of Lorn, Yet, when these formal rites are o'er, Again they meet, to part no more?
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The Canterbury Tales: A Facsimile and Transcription of the ...
I moot nedes paye An hundred frankes / or ellis am I lorn Yet were me leuere / pöt I were Vnborn Than me were doon / a sclaundre / or vileynye And if myn housbonde eek / myghte it espye 1375 I nere but lost7 and ther fore I yow preye Lene ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Paul G. Ruggiers,
1979
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Scott the Rhymer - Halaman 209
... newly independent realm of Scotland after the guerilla struggle of Bruce's forces as well as a renovated domesticity after MacDonald's broken loyalty to Edith of Lorn. Yet its celebration of those loyalties, personal and national, is shadowed ...