10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CATAPUS»
Discover the use of
catapus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
catapus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
A suitable read-aloud story for audiences aged five to ten, this gentle tale will satisfy the fantasy requirements of third and fourth graders as well.
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The Publishers' Circular and Booksellers' Record of British ...
Tom Catapus and Potiphar A TALE OF ANCIENT EGYPT. With Twsnty Coloured
Picturrs bv LtLY SCHOFIELD. Square fcip. 8vo. art litcn boards, flat buck. Price 1/
0. Let. kThe ttirring adventure* of «-cat "ia Memphis Town" are tet forth . witii ...
Sampson, Low, Marston & Company, 1904
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Poetical works of Geoffrey Chaucer
A day or tuo ye schul have digestives Of wormes, or ye take your laxatives, Of
lauriol, century, and fumytere, Or elles of elder bery, that growith there, Of catapus
, or of gaytre beriis, Of erbe yve that groweth in our yerd, that mery1 is ; Pike hem
...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Robert Bell, 1861
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On Early English Pronunciation
Of catapus, or of gaytre beriis Of erbe yve that groweth in our yerd, ther mercy is.i
16451 Ther schuln ye se expresse, that no dred is, That he is gentil that doth
gentil dedis. 6751 Ye loke as though the woode were ful of thevys, Sit doun
anoon, ...
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The Prologue, the Knightes Tale, the Nonne Preestes Tale: ...
Cast, casteth. Cast, device, plot. It is connected with the vb. to cast. Cp. O.E. turn,
a trick ; Eng. ' an ill turn.' Caste, Casten, to plan, devise, suppose. Catapus,
Catapuce, a species of spurge. Catel, wealth, goods, valuable property of any
kind, ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Richard Morris, 1867
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Early English Text Society: Extra series
Of catapus, or of gaytre beriit Of erbe yve that groweth in our yerd, ther mercy it.1
16451 Ther schuln ye se expresse, that no dred it, That he is gentil that doth
gentil dedit. 6751 Ye loke as though the woode were ful of thevyt, Sit doun anoon
, ...
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The Canterbury Tales: A New Text
... That ye schul have a fever terciane, Or an agu, that may be youre bane. A day
or tuo ye schul have digestives Of wormes, or ye take your laxatives, Of lauriol,
century, and fumytere, Or elles of elder bery, that growith there, 10450 Of catapus
, ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Thomas Wright, 1851
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On Early English Pronunciation: With Special Reference to ...
86. (ar) or (an1) in : clergy, person, mercy, The Rev. C. Y. Potte remarks that in
eternal, universal, learning, the last word South Shields er is usually pronounced
being also called (leerm'q). Of catapus, or of gaytre beriit Of erbe yve that CHAP.
Alexander John Ellis, Francis James Child, William Salesbury, 1869
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On Early English Pronunciation, with Especial Reference to ...
Of catapus, or of gaytre beriis Of erbe yve that groweth in our yerd, ther mercy is.*
16451 Ther schuln ye se expresse, that no dred is, That he is gentil that doth
gentil dedis. 6751 Ye loke as though the woode were ful of thevys, Sit doun
anoon, ...
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Middle English Dictionary: C.1
.Of katapuce [vrr. catapuce, catapus] or of gaitrys beryls. al400 Lanfranc l89/29:
Anoynte it wib > e poudre of catapucie. ?al425(l373) *Lelamour Macer 77b: The
sede of this erbe is nought so myghty as he bat is callid catapusia; laureoll and ...
