10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MÍSTRESS»
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místress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
místress and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Second English Reading-book, Being a Progressive Selection ...
I should méntion" however, that I séldom missed” a short visit from my mäster and místress on a •Sünday mórning, when they came down stairs” réady dréssed for **-*church. I can remémber how my mistress üsed to trot in * upon her ...
Charles Gaulis Clairmont,
1847
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Approach to Shakespeare - Pagina 49
Your místress Sént to have me hôme to dinner! My hóuse was āt the Phóenix! Wást thou måd, That thus so mádly théu didst answer mé? What ānswer, sir? When spáke I such a word? Even nôw, even hére, not hälf an hóur since. I did not sée ...
3
La Feria de las Vanidades - Pagina 287
En el caso en '(jue la abomiu;ible místress Bute lograra arrojar de la casa :í todas las personas que tenían la confianza de miss Crawley, Rebeca suplicaba zí miss Briggs se acordará.' de que su modesta casa se hallaba a su dísposicion.
William Makepeace Thackeray,
1860
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Diccionario biografico universal de mujeres celebres (etc.) - Pagina 370
... aun lacuvió por medio del duque de Biron ricos presentes. Al cabo de cinco años de ausencia, y cuando ya se dejaba sentir la tempatad revolucionaria que amenazaba a la'i"raucia,. místress. R0binSon. regresó—a. su. patria y se dedicó ...
Vicente Diez Canseco,
1845
5
Gramática que contiene reglas faciles para pronunciar, y ... - Pagina 290
Los que denotan alabanza gobiernan el genitivo of EXEMPLO, He boats ofhis místress, and El se jacta de su dama, y de of his fine hórses. sus hermosos caballos. En algunos casos es elegancia omitir la señal of EXEMPLO, He vaunts his ...
6
The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Mistíme, v. to perform out of feafon Mifsletóe, f, a plant that grows on trees Místress, f, a female poffesior, a concubine Mistrúa, f. fufpicion Mistrúftrul, a. suspicious Místy, a. foggv, dull, moist, thick Mifunderstánd, v. to take in a wrong fenfe ...
7
Select Works. 1. The Vicar of Wakefield; 2. The Traveller ... - Pagina 49
151'-'W'fi'sxczmxntrhy '49 вырыв, as hè ваш thè chúrch таз thè ¿my mistress óf his affections. - „Côme téll ús hónestly, Fránk,“ Asáid thè 'Squire, with his ùsual ärchness, '„suppòse thè ch-úrch, yo'llir présent místress, днём; ` in lziwn slèeves ...
Oliver Goldsmith, R ..... Anderson,
1803
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Místress, sf. 1. Ama, cabeza ó señora de la casa. 2. Señora, término de cortesía. 3. .Mujer diestra en alguna cosa. Ske is mistress of the English language, Ella posee la lengua Inglesa. 4. Maestra. 5. Cortejo, la muger cortejada. 6. Concubina.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1842
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Ethics from séveral authors, the words accented to rénder ... - Pagina 68
V her out agáin next Mórning, and yoú.may s'en lodge her where Joú have a Mínd. Don Ricciardo understấnding that his Místress had gáis med her Point, móunted the Gárden-Wall that Night, and foon got up to the Chamber, Window, where ...
Charles Julius BERTRAM,
1751
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Paradise Lost ... The author John Milton. The fifteenth ... - Pagina 260
The eye of Eve, to mark his play: he, glad Of her attention gain'd, (with ferpent tongue Organic, or impulse of vocal air) 53o His fraudulent temptation thus began. wonder not, fov'reign místress! if perhaps Thou canft, who art fole wonder; much ...
John Milton, Elijah Fenton,
1735