КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «HEARTIKIN»
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English Versification. A complete practical guide to the ...
BULWER LYTTON. with the arrangement only partial :— Sweet in the greenwood
a birdie sings, Golden-yellow its two bright wings, Red its heartikin, blue its crest:
Oh but it sings with the sweetest breast. Early, early at lighted dawn, On the ...
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English Versification: A Complete Practical Guide to the ...
Again, with the arrangement only partial :— Sweet in the greenwood a birdie
sings, Golden-yellow its two bright wings, Red its heartikin, blue its crest: Oh but it
sings with the sweetest breast. Early, early at lighted dawn, On the edge of my ...
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Ballads and songs of Brittany
Théodore Hersart La Villemarqué (vicomte de), Laura Wilson Barker Taylor. THE
CROSS BY THE WAY. (KROAZ ANN HENT.) WEET in the green-wood a birdie
sings, Golden-yellow its two bright wings, Red its heartikin, "blue its crest : Oh, but
...
Théodore Hersart La Villemarqué (vicomte de), Laura Wilson Barker Taylor, 1865
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The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and Early Eighteenth ...
... and then, which is a greater. 15 'sheartlil<inS] Godls little heart; a “minced oath”
combining “God's heart” and “bodikin.” Also “heartikin,” “adsheartlikins.” 23
Dutchman on the New Bridge] an anachronistic reference to 224 API [RA BEHN [I
.ii]
J. Douglas Canfield, Maja-Lisa von Sneidern, 2003
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The Rover, second edition
... thou seest lit- tle or no possibility of gaining her. 20 13 'sheartlikins] God's little
heart; a "minced oath" combining "God's heart" and "bodikin." Also "heartikin," "
adsheartlikins." 35 hogoes] piquant or strongly-flavoured mixtures used in
cooking; ...
Aphra Behn, Anne Russell, 1999
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The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and ...
... by the severity of a brother, who perceiving my happiness— FREDERICK. Has
civilly forbid thee the house? 17 'sheartlikins] God's little heart; a “minced oath”
combining “God's heart” and “bodikin.” Also “heartikin,” “adsheartlikins.” BELVILE
.
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The Handbook of the History of English
... loveling maidling manling moonling 1864 1589 1510 1860 1802 1540 1853
1579 1855 1922 1440 1820 birdikin bodikin devilkin essaykin godkin heartikin
ladykin lambkin lordkin lovekin maidkin mankin
A R R R R A R R R R R R R A R R ...
Ans van Kemenade, Bettelou Los, 2009
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The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and Early ...
15 'sheartlikins] Godis little heart; a “minced oath" combining “God's heart” and “
bodikin.” Also “heartikin,” “adsheartlikins.” l9 Commonwealth] name For England
during Parliamentary rule ' 20 THE ROVER; OR, THE BANISHED CAVALIERS ...
J. Douglas Canfield, Maja-Lisa von Sneidern, 2001
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A Plautus Reader: Selections from Eleven Plays
... heartikin corium, -ii, «., hide corona, -ae,/., crown, garland (naturalized Greek)
corpus, -oris, «., body corpus-culum, -I, «., "body- kins" eras, adv., tomorrow credo
, -ere, credidi, creditum, believe, trust (with dat.) crepo, -are, crepui, crepitum, ...
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A Library of the World's Best Literature - Ancient and ...
... its two bright wings; Red its heartikin, blue its crest: Oh, but it sings with the
sweetest breast! Early, early it 'lighted down On the edge of my ingle-stone, As I
prayed my morning prayer, — (<Tell me thy errand, birdie fair." Then sung it as
many ...
Charles Dudley Warner, 2008
НОВОСТИ, В КОТОРЫХ ВСТРЕЧАЕТСЯ ТЕРМИН «HEARTIKIN»
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