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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... cowardry (in Spenser, cowardree); cowardship (Shakespeare); cowardliness;
and now the most frequent, cowardice. A gallimaufry of clever but frothy songs by
the English actor-playwright Noel Coward was produced at the London Mermaid
...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
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The Works of Henry Howard: Works of Surrey, including ...
And some there were of shameful cowardry Clamb up again into the hugy horse,
in And did them hide in his well-knowen womb. l. 511. The fell Ajax, and either
Atrides, And the great band cleped the Dolopes. l. 529. Nor thee, Panthus, when
...
Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1815
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Poetical Works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: Minor ...
And some there were for shameful cowardry, Clamb up again unto the hugy
horse, And did them hide in his well knowen womb. Ay me ! bootless it is for any
wight To hope on aught against will of the gods. Lo ! where Cassandra, Priam's ...
Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Thomas Sackville Earl of Dorset, Robert Bell, 1854
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The Poetical Works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey. With a ...
What new guest this, that to our realm is come ? What one of cheer ? how stout of
heart in arms ? Truly I think (ne vain is my belief) Of Goddish race some offspring
should he be : Cowardry notes hearts swerved out of kind. He driven, lord ! with ...
Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, 1864
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The Poetical Works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
Truly I think (ne vain is my belief) Of Goddish race some offspring should he be :
Cowardry notes hearts swerved out of kind. He driven, lord ! with how hard
destiny ! What battles eke achieved did he recount ! But that my mind is fixt
unmovably, ...
Henry Howard earl of Surrey, 1854
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The poems of Henry Howard, earl of Surrey [ed. by sir N.H. ...
Truly I think (ne vain is my belief) Of Goddish race some offspring should he be :
Cowardry notes hearts swerved out of kind. He driven, lord ! with how hard
destiny ! What battles eke achieved did he recount ! But that my mind is fixt
unmovably, ...
Henry Howard (earl of Surrey.), Nicholas Harris Nicolas (sir), 1831
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The Works ¬of ¬Henry ¬Howard, ¬earl ¬of ¬Surrey ¬and ¬of ...
And some there were of shameful cowardry Clamh up again into the hugy horse,
And did them hide in his well-knowen wonzb. . 511. The fell Ajax, and either
Atrides, And the great band clepcd the Dolopes. L 529. Nor thee, Pamhus, when
...
Henry Howard, Thomas Wyatt, George F. Nott, 1815
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The poetical works of Surrey and Wyatt. (Memoir of H. H. ...
And some there were for shameful cowardry, Clamb up again unto the hugy
horse, And did them hide in his well knowen womb. Ay me I bootless it is for any
Wight To hope on aught against will of the gods. L0! where Cassandra, Priam's ...
Henry HOWARD (Earl of Surrey.), 1854
... for no good luck to us, We went, and gave many onsets that night, And many a
Greek we sent to Pluto's court. Other there fled and hasted to their ships, And to
their coasts of safeguard ran again. And some there were of shameful cowardry ...
Henry Howard earl of Surrey, Thomas Wyatt, G.F. Nott, 1815
What one of cheer! How stout of heart in arms! 15 Truly I think, nor vain is my
belief, Of goddish race some offspring should he be: Cowardry notes hearts
swerved out of kind. He driven, Lord, with how hard destiny! What battles eke
achieved ...
Henry Howard, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Dennis Keene, 2003
