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Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those Subordinate
The scene (the 2d of the 4th Act, Part II.) is an edifying example of the cool
unblushingness with which princes can {occasionally) dispense with that strict
adherence to their plighted honour which should of right distinguish them above
all men.
Charles Cowden Clarke, 1863
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A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic and English
Sauciness, unblushingness, impudence. A mabfigié, Plur. of '_(2.......o P ntabfish,
Bo not. Stay not, remain not. it. Lest; perhaps. 2'. - A mubfishir, A superintendant,
supervisor, inspector, commissary, procurator, deputy, factor, agent, ...
John Richardson, Charles Wilkins, 1806
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The Divine Comedy; Or the Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise ...
... When from the pulpit will forbidden be '°" The dames of Florence, in
unblushingness From going forth with bosoms unconcealed. Were e'er
Barbarians or Saracens To whom was needful, clothing to enforce, Or spiritual or
other discipline?
Dante Alighieri, Frederick Pollock, George Scharf, 1854
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The devotees of the day are also shocked with the frank manner in which Louis
the Eighteenth mentions Mademoi-selle Balbi, his former mistress, and the
unblushingness with which the adulterous connexion is mentioned by the side of
...
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A Glossary of the Cleveland Dialect: Explanatory, ...
Impudence, unblushingness. O. N. brass, insolence, forwardness. ' He 's brass
enew for owght: he 'd ex t' (been t' eoom by, if ivver she war in '5 road ;' he'd bid
the Qreen stand on one side if she were in his way. Brass, sb. 1. Money in
general ...
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
172.20 brass typifying effrontery, shamelessness, unblushingness; compare
Love's Labours Lost, 5.2.395. l72-33~37 motto not identified: probably by Scott.
173.9 As much as which practically amounts to. 173.13 Fash not thy beard do not
vex ...
Sir Walter Scott, Christopher Johnson, 2000
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Histories of the Normal and the Abnormal: Social and ...
... Rebecca West, who had been a contributor, even though she was forbidden to
bring the journal into her mother's house, claimed that 'the greatest service' it
performed was 'through its unblushingness' and because it smashed the
romantic ...
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A Companion to James Joyce
More radical than mainstream feminism, it prided itself, as contributor Rebecca
West put it, on “its unblushingness — The Freewoman mentioned sex loudly and
clearly and repeatedly and in the worst possible taste” (The Freewoman ...
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The Edinburgh Companion to Twentieth-century Literatures in ...
Writing a few years after the journal's demise, West asserted that the 'greatest
service that the paper did its country was through its unblushingness' about
sexuality, for it mentioned sex loudly and clearly and repeatedly and in the worst
...
Brian McHale, Randall Stevenson, 2006
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A Scalawag in Georgia: Richard Whiteley and the Politics of ...
... Republican. “From our knowledge of his untiring efforts as a canvasser, and his
unblushingness in political scheming,” the Early County News warned, “we know
that the contest in November will not The Ablest and Strongest Radical 161.
William Warren Rogers, 2007
