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The travelers watched as a Farfet sauntered into the road. The Farfet's hair stood
up and looked like a row of arrows. It fired several of these "quills" at the Elams.
One of the hairs found its mark and a bird fell to the ground. The Farfet grabbed it
...
Michael Hart, Maria Howard, 2010
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The English Works ... Publish'd in His Life-time; Together ...
Farnton-hall, Bißi. of Durham Fatte, Зил Arundell rape Fartenton, Somer.
Chewton h. FAitimgDoN, Bark/lv. Farrington hund. Fartingdonlittle, ibidem.
Farringdon-little, Oxj. Bamp»ton hund. Farrington, Lane. Leyland h. Farfet king
delphe, Hunt.
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The English works of Sir Henry Spelman, kt: publish'd in his ...
Farrindon, Barkß. Farring- con hund. Farringdon- little, ibidem. Farringdon-little,
Oxj. Bamp- ton hund. Farrington, Lanc. Leyland h. Farfet king delphe, Hunt.
Normanctofs hund. Farfet, ibid Faríley, York. Weft Riding, Moriey wap. Fartham,
Hant.
Sir Henry Spelman, Edmund Gibson, 1723
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An Apology For Poetry (Or The Defence Of Poesy): Revised and ...
In its common sixteenth-century form, 'farfet', this is one of Sidney's favourite
words; compare 96/17. Puttenham lists 'the figure Metalepsis, which I call the
farfet, as when we had rather fetch a word a great way off then to vse one nerer
hand to ...
Philip Sidney, Geoffrey Shepherd, R.W. Maslen, 2002
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Yogavāsiṣṭha Mahārāmāyaṇa, a Perspective: Research Papers ...
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Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary
Fet: deepfet; farfet. Fetter: enfetter. Field: afield; cornfield; summerfield. Fight:
seafight; unfought;wellfoughten. Figure: disfigure; prefigure; refigure; selffigured;
transfigure. File: musterfile. Defile. Filial: unfilial. Fill: fulfil; mouthfilling; unfilled;
upfill.
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Unnoticed in the Casual Light of Day: Phillip Larkin and the ...
Like most plain stylists, Jonson warns against excessive figurative language: “
Metaphors farfet hinder to be understood, and affected, lose their grace. Or when
the person fetcheth his translations from a wrong place” (Discoveries lines ...
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Selected Sermons of Hugh Latimer
We must have our power from Turkey, of velvet and gay it must be, farfet, dear
bought. And when it cometh, it is a false sign. I had rather have a true English
sign than a false sign from Turkey. It is a false sign when it covereth not their
heads as ...
Hugh Latimer, Allan G. Chester, 1978
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Ideology and Form in Eighteenth-century Literature
... but such as have bene trained at schoole with Pallas"; Puritan reformists saw
the vogue for La- tinisms as a ploy by elites to mystify their discourses of power,
as though "truth cannot be delivered but in unknowen words and termes farfet.
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The Figure of Echo: A Mode of Allusion in Milton and After
"But the sence is much altered and the hearers conceit strangely entangled by
the figure Metalepsis, which I call the farfet, as when we had rather fetch a word a
great way off then to use one nerer hand to expresse the matter aswel and
plainer ...
