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The Shoemaker's Holiday
I smell the Rose. hodge But, mistress, be ruled by me and do not speak so
pulingly. firk 'Tis her worship speaks so, and not she. No, faith, mistress, speak to
me in the old key. 'To it, Firk'; 'there, good Firk'; 'ply your business, Hodge' – '
Hodge' ...
Thomas Dekker, Jonathan Gil Harris, 2014
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
I do not long to have My sleep ta'en from me, and go pulingly, Like a poor wench [
who] had lost her market-money. Beaumont and Fletcher. PULIOL, *. An herb.
Ainswortk. PULK, s. A provincial word, signifying a puddle. To PULL, v. a. [pulhan
, ...
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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher
I do not long to have My sleep ta'en from me, and go pulingly, Like a poor wench
had lost her market-money ; And, when I see good meat, sit still and sigh, And
call for small heer, and consume my wit In making anagrams, and faithful posies :
I ...
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Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Account of the ...
... against the Drought,by wa< tering and covering the ground, to keep it cool: But
there is no sence against the Frostz which many times gets into the Roots, and
kills, so that they never spring; or, if they do, yet pulingly, and dye in the Spring; or
, ...
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Philosophical Transactions to the Year ____ Abridged and ...
... the Roots, and kills, so that they never spring *, or if they, do, yet pulingly, and
die in the Spring -, or if they survive, as many do, yet come on very slowly and
pitifully. For the Bark does cleave to the Wood by reason of the Cold, which dries
...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1731
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The Scornful Lady. The Coxcomb. The Captain. The Honest ...
Julio. Faith, thou shalt go, Angelo. Ang. Faith, but I will not : no; I know how far, sir,
I am able to hold out, and will not venture Above my depth. I do not long to have
My sleep ta'en from me, and go pulingly, Like a 264 THE CAPTAIN. [.wrll.
7
Pleasant Notes Upon Don Quixot
... si"_- I si * * ' VVhich I had laid as under round; But not secure from Jealoug . 'V
Therein my innocent foniisfaire, In silken words upbraids my stay, ' . And wittily
chalkes out the way, ' si . if" '. Lcst Ishould pulingly despaire; si*_ ss" .'ss ( Boox 3.
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The American Literary Magazine
... by some disciple of the code of honor for not betraying a trusting woman, I fear I
should pulingly confess myself no adept in " gallantry ;" or, if I was challenged to
stake my valuable life against that of a worthless rascal on the duelling-ground, ...
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The shoemaker's holiday: or The gentle craft ; Nach einem ...
But, mistress, be ruled by me, and do not speak so pulingly. Firke. "F is her
worship speaks so and not she. No, faith, mistress, speak me in the old key. Wife.
To it, Firke! There, good Firke! Ply your business, Hodge! Hodge, with a full mouth
: I'll ...
463 horrible or pulingly sentimental. it was written to excite gaiety, and it in some
measure attains its object. The author is of the school of the humorous and
amusing Pigault le Brun. Thanks to the prudery of the age, this book will be more
read ...
