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Friedrichsburg: Colony of the German Furstenverein - Page 284
SBAt XLIV; 119. Bené an den Grafen von Castell [Bené to Count Castell]. “Colonie Bericht” [Report on the Colony].January 9, 1848. SBAt XLIV, 30. “Bertram Bericht” [Bertram Report]. June 1847. SBAt XXVIII; 73. Boos-Waldeck an den Herzog ...
Friedrich Armand Strubberg, 2012
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Nassau Plantation: The Evolution of a Texas-German Slave ...
For a full discussion and documentation of this debate, see Chapter 14, Note 5. 22. For the minutes of these meetings, see SBAt XXXI, 192. 23. For references to the fourth general assembly, held in March, 1844, in Mainz, see SBAt XXVIII, 35+, ...
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Hassaniya Arabic (Mali): Poetic and Ethnographic Texts - Page 116
LIONS (2) BB: ... w-xaatag waahad 0aani, y-guul-uu-l-u 'MY', wald MS, hatta huwwa H: 5aak y-faatan s-sbuu*i-a BB: aywalla, hatta huwwa tamma maasi, xaym-t-u f-ariibanda, tamma maasi, ynayn rassaf Tlii-h sbaT, ya huwwa maa Tand-u ...
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The Works: In Ten Volumes : Collated with Alle the Former ...
Sbat. [ cry you mercy, Sir, then you're my Friend. Yaq. Yes, Sir. Sbat. And such Men are very rare with me; The Pofl-house is hard by, farewel. jay. I thank you, Sir, I must ride hard to Night, And it -is dark already. Sbat. I am cruel, To send this ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Lewis Theobald, 1750
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The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher: The ... - Page 66
Sbat. And such Men are very rare with me, The Post-house is hard by, sarewel. Jag. I thank you, Sir, I must ride hard to Night, And it is dark already. * Sbat. Iam cruel, to send this Man directly to his-Death That is my Friend, and I might easily ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1711
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Dramatick Works ... - Page 434
Sbat. Save 'the king ! p _ - t Jaguer. I pray you, Sir, which is'the nearest waySbat. Save the king ! This is the nearest way. sfaques, Which is the nearest way to the-post-house? Sbat. God sa-ve the king and his 'post-house ! ?aquer. I pray, Sir ...
Francis Beaumont, George Colman (the Younger), John Fletcher, 1778
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The Dramatick Works of Beaumont and Fletcher: Women ... - Page 397
And bepleaa'd,ph-, Heav'n, To give again his senses, that my love May strike off all my follies l Sbat. Lady l Love. Ay, Sir. Shat. Your will with me, sweet lady? Low. Sir, I come Sbat. From the dread sovereign king; l know it, lady: He is a gracious ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1778
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The Synonymous, Etymological, and Pronouncing English ...
To bold up, to raise aloft (Sbat.) ;— to sustain, to support by influence or contrivance (Sidney') ; — to keep from falling : materially. Boyle. Hold, x. ». to stand, to be ri<ht, to be without exception (Hooker) ; to continue unbroken or unsubdued ...
William Perry (lecturer in the Academy at Edinburgh.), William Perry (of Kelso, Scotland.), Samuel Johnson, 1805
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The Works of Francis Beaumont, and Mr. John Fletcher: ... - Page 422
Sbat. Fly you so fast ? I had a Oght of you, Put would not follow you, I was too wise ; You shall not lead me with a cunning Trick, Where you may catch me; poor Sbattillion^ Hath the King's Anger left thee ne'er a Friend ? No, all Mens Loves ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Mr. Theobald (Lewis), 1750
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The Works of Mr. Francis Beaumont and Mr. John Fletcher: ...
Sbat. Then follow me. [Ear-emit. Enter Shattillion's Lo've. Love. This way he went, and there's the House; I hope His better Angel hath directed him To leave the wandring Strects; poor Gentleman, Would I were able with as free a Heart, To set ...
