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King Henry V: Third Series
FRENCH KING I have but with a cursitory eye 60 nothing . . . blood think of
nothing purport as well as their particular but bloodshed. applications you have in
your hands, 61 diffused disorderly, disordered (OED briefly written out for you' ...
William Shakespeare, T.W. Craik,
1995
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A Jewish Appraisal of Dialogue: Between Talk and Theology
This book is a collection of essays which investigate the current status of dialogue between Jews and Christians.
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New Readings in Shakespeare
New Cambridge reads cursitory, for which there is example. And curselarie is a
perfectly credible misreading of cursitorie in the compositor's copy, but not of
cursorarie. READ: cursitory 68 THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE SIXTH ...
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Henry V. EG: The Shakespeare Folios
King Well then, the peace Which you before so urg'd lies in his answer. French
King I have but with a cursitory eye O'er-glanc'd the articles. Pleaseth your grace
The Darnell, Hemlock, and ranke Femetary, Doth root vpon; while Henry V 5.2.
William Shakespeare, Nick De Somogyi,
2001
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War Crimes Law Comes of Age: Essays
I have but with a cursitory eye O'erglanc'd the articles. Pleaseth your grace To
appoint some of your council presently To sit with us once more, with better heed
To resurvey them, we will suddenly Pass our accept and peremptoIy answer.
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She Demons: A Mister Jinnah Mystery
I have but with a cursitory eye o'erglanced the victim.” “Start with the cause of
death, Rex.” “Excellent question,” Aikens's eyes gleamed behind his thick, black-
framed glasses. “Would you believe me ifI said beheading?” “No,” said Jinnah.
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The Complete Shakespeare (Illustrated Edition):
The King hath heard them;to the which, as yet There isno answer made. K. Hen.
Wellthen: the peace, Whichyou beforeso urg'd, lies inhisanswer. Fr. King. I have
but with a [cursitory] eye O'erglanc'd the articles. Pleaseth your Grace To appoint
...
William Shakespeare,
2014
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The Dictionary of Shakespeare Words
... or a developing situation. Currish - (KUR-rish) likes to start trouble, combative,
mean. A currish person is someone who is likely to start a fight because fighting
is something he likes to do. Cursitory - (KUR-sit-oh-ree) done in a rush, usually ...
BookCaps, BookCaps Study Guides Staff,
2011
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
In 1648 he w.is made receiver of the cursitory fines. When Oliver Cromwell
assumed the protectorship, he became secretary of sttfe ; in 1655, he had the
care and charge hot!) of foreign and inland possige j and was afterwards sworn a
rrem- ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
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A Catalogue of the Ashmolean Museum: Descriptive of the ...
Xlapa, beside, ovs, anos, the ear. n Atxpos, a crest. o Cincinmis, (Latin,) a curl,
ovpa, a tail, (a hybrid word.) p Tenuis, slender, rostrum, a bill. q AvaPaivw, to
ascend — ewa, up, &awu, to go. ' &ei>$pm>, a tree. " Tfixos, murus, Spofws,
cursitory. t ...
Ashmolean Museum, Philip Bury Duncan,
1836