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"At first,.in speed He,- sprightly, puts his [aithY-and, reusfd by fear, Gives all his.
swift a'elrial soul to flight; 430 Against the breeze he darts, that way the more To
leave the'lessening murderous cry behind: Deception short! . tho' fleerer than the
...
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The Works. A New Ed. With an Essay on His Life and Genius, ...
The pieces that please best are those which, from Pope and Pope's adherents,
procured him the name of Namby Pamþy, the poems of short lines, by which he
paid his court to allages and characters, from \Valpole the '' fleerer of the realm,"
to ...
Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy, 1792
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Duplicity: a comedy ... The second edition
the biter bit---the fleerer fleer'd---ha! ha! ha! ha! ss Sir Hornet, (Wbistlefl Thic be
Barbara--&Squire. Ees---Thic be Barbara--Miss Turnbull. Ees---I be Barbara.
Vandervelt. Why, what a numskull your nephew is, Sir Hornet! Sir Hornet. Do you
think ...
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A New Variorum Edition of Shakespeare: Loues labour's lost. ...
... Fleerer, jeerer, mocker, carping blade. — WARBURTON : It was not [
Theobald's] heart but his head that stood in his way. ' In years ' signifies, into
wrinkles. So in The Mcr. of Ven. ' With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.'
— FARMER ...
William Shakespeare, Horace Howard Furness, Samuel Burdett Hemingway, 1910
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Fifty Comedies and Tragedies
Pasl Democritus, than antient Fleerer, How I thy laugh, and ha'fim'e. Bas. There
you nam'd the famous Jew-er, That everjeer'd in Rome, or Athens. Pus: Ha, ha,
he. Bas. He, ho, he. , Pas How hmve live: he that keep: afaol, Although the rate
he ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1679
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Anecdotes of Literature and Scarce Books
When another holds' your hand, Youll sweare 'I hbld your heart,Whilst my rival
close 'do1%h- stand, And I sit fan-e apart; I am fleerer yet than they, Hid in your
bésdnie as you 52], Is this faire excusing? Oh no, all is abusing. M2 Would Would
a ...
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The Works of William Shakespeare
311,312. Please... thither] As in Capell. 325 form] Fortune F3F4. Prose in Qq Ff.
328 meanly] manly Rowe (ed. 2). 312 thither] Qr om. Ff Qj. See note mainly Pope.
(xxv). -ushering] hushering Q,. 331 flower that] floure that Qr fleerer thou] om.
William Shakespeare, William Aldis Wright, 1902
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Derision or mockery expressed l>v words or looks, 2*£, ££, , " Fleerer, (fleer'-er) n
. One who fleers, ^ Fleering, (fleei'-ing) a. Mocking, Iff^filj, flSJflKj; counterfeiting
an air of civility, Fleeringly,(fleer'-ing-le)(7</r. In a fleering manner, 3tlM5. Fleet ...
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
FLEECER fl6'si1r, a. exacteur, spoliateur, m. FLEECY fl§'s6,_ adj. lnineux,
floconneux. FLEER. flér, ;. raillerie; grimace,f. FLEER. va. railler; grimncer.
FLEERER. flEr'fir, .3. rnilleur. FLEET flét, s. flotte, escadre, f. FLEET, adj. vite,
léger, rapide.
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Shakespeare: The First Collected Edition of the Dramatic ...
The tongues osnsizcking wenches are as keen As is the Razort edce,inui1 let
Cutting a smallerkhfire tlpeipmiayllze scent, bone the scnseo ence o en 1 e:
geemeth their conference,their conceit' haue wings, Fleerer then arrows,bulsets
wind ...
William Shakespeare, 1866
