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They were going to perform in Weedsea, and there was excitement of some sort
for one night at least. "Swasher's Royal Dramatic Company" (patronized, . of
course, by all crowned heads) would witch our town with a " sterling drama," and
two ...
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Charles Dickens' Australia: Selected Essays from Household ...
As there were no stated hours and system in the serving out, an immense
quantity of time was wasted. Mr. Swasher, the fourth mate, professed to serve out
the water the first thing in the morning, and we accordingly attended round the ...
Margaret Mendelawitz, Charles Dickens, 2011
There was so little of the ghostly in Swasher's plump appearance, that the fright
which might otherwise have been occasioned by his sudden turning up gave
place to both surprise and curiosity. The account he gave, in answer to a torrent
of ...
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Merriam-Webster's Rhyming Dictionary
... verbs listed at ash3 ashen \ash-an\ see assion asher1 \äsh-ar\ josher, nosher,
squasher, swasher, washer dishwasher asher2 \ósh-ar\ swasher, washer
brainwasher, dishwasher, whitewasher asher3 \ash-ar\ Asher, basher, brasher,
clasher, ...
This was superintended by the very busy old man who had pasted the bills up,
and who seemed to be Swasher's factotum. Swasher himself took no part in the
inferior work ; he strolled through our town “ spotting” likely houses, and (when he
...
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The Marprelate Controversy
... halfe a score blades in a backe-lane though a Constable come not to part vs.
Neither must you thinke his worship is to pure to be such a swasher, for as Scipio
was called Africanus, not for relieuing and restoring, but for subuerting and ...
Because they cannot ride an horse, which every clown can do; salute and ' court
a gentlewoman, carve at table, cringe and make congies, which ' every common
swasher can do ; hos populus ridet, &c. they are laughed • to scorn, and ...
George Ruggle, John Sidney Hawkins, 1787
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Laconics, Or, the Best Works of the Best Authors
... courtesies," which every fop and common swasher can do Their personal
appearance, to say the truth, is in general extremely awkward, odd, and singular.
—Burton. MCCXI. The sufliciency of my merit, is to know that my merit '5 not
suflicient.
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The headsman; or, The abbaye des vignerons: A tale
... your mariner has a self-possession when afloat, that usually gives him the
same superiority that the well-armed swasher has among the timid in the street.
You would do well, then, to accept the offer of the noble Genoese." The stranger,
who ...
James Fenimore Cooper, 1839
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The Anatomy of Melancholy,: What it Is, with All the Kinds, ...
... an horse, which every clown can do ; salute and court a gentlewoman, carve at
table, cringe, and make congies, which every common swasher can do, *hos
populus ridct : they are laughed to scorn, and accounted silly fools, by our
gallants.
