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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher: in fourteen volumes: ...
Luce E'en as you are a woman, mistress- Isab. This I allow As good and physical
sometimes, these meetings, And for the cheering of the heart ; but, Luce, To have
your own turn served, and to your friend To be a dogbolt ! * Luce. I confess it ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Henry William Weber,
1812
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A Glossary and Etymological Dictionary of Obsolete and ...
1 PART K. Hes. rv. ,1 xvouldhave daI'd all other respects, and made her half
myself. Muuu Auo ABOUT No-mmo. DOGBOLT, a .term of contempt, of which the
derivation and meaning is no where found. Dr. Johnson's suggestion respecting
it is ...
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Catalog of Copyright Entries. New Series: 1946
PT8950.D6G2 839.8236 ©240ct45; lc 180ct46; publisher; AF5054. 47-19457
Dogbolt, Barnaby, paeud. Eve's second apple, by Barnaby Dogbolt New York,
E. P. Dutton and company, inc., 1946. 318 p. 21-. "First edition." ©19Augl+6; 2o
Uuli|6; ...
Library of Congress. Copyright Office,
1947
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John Lyly: Selected Prose and Dramatic Work
6 proper] handsome, well-proportioned 7 Diogenes, that dog] play on the
meaning of Cynic (Greek, kunikos: 'dog-like'), the school of philosophy to which
Diogenes belongs 8 dogbolt] contemptible wretch, dogsbody 13 toys] idle fancies
21 last ...
John Lyly, Leah Scragg,
2003
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Paston letters 1422-1509
205.2 Theold word'dogbolt'seems tohave meant a servile follower, oronebound
towait the commands of another. Thus in Lilly's Tragicall Comedie of Alexander
and Campaspe, where Manes complains that he serves a master whose house is
...
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Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
I must be merry, 'tis my nature— severity Fool! levity Dull dogbolt! severity Skit!
25.1 Severity Presumably contrasted to Levity by being clad in formal attire. The
emblem books interpret the figure as commanding regal awe, but this is not ...
Thomas Middleton, Gary Taylor, John Lavagnino,
2010
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Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series: 1974: ...
Dogbolt, Barnaby, pseud. SEE Silvette, Herbert. Doggett, Mary Norton. A578095.
Dog lover's reader. A574304. Dogmatism and flexibility as related to supervisors'
rating of teacher trainees and trainees' self-rating: a field study. A565900.
Library of Congress. Copyright Office,
1976
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Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
Clearly the phrase concerning abuse of friends, and especially of best friends,
was unusual. One of the most telltale of the SP- Webster parallels (No. 190) is the
satirical use of the word "dogbolt" as a proper name. SP's reference to "sir Dog- ...
S. P. Cerasano, Heather Anne Hirschfeld,
2006
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Saturday Review of Literature
By Nathan L. Rothman THIS man with the improbable name of Barnaby Dogbolt (
he is, as a matter of fact, a reputable pharmacologist with quite another name)
writes what can only be described as escape literature — escape, as it seems, ...
By Nathan L. Rothman THIS man with the improbable name of Barnaby Dogbolt (
he is, as a matter of fact, a reputable pharmacologist with quite another name)
writes what can only be described as escape literature — escape, as it seems, ...
Henry Seidel Canby, Bernard Augustine De Voto, Norman Cousins,
1950