ComusUniversity Press, 1921 - 143页 |
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第56页
... ( Prayer - Book ) . 105 . rosy twine , twined roses . An allusion to the classical custom of weaving chaplets of flowers , especially roses , at enter- tainments , and perfuming the hair with unguents . 106. i.e. diffusing fragrance and ...
... ( Prayer - Book ) . 105 . rosy twine , twined roses . An allusion to the classical custom of weaving chaplets of flowers , especially roses , at enter- tainments , and perfuming the hair with unguents . 106. i.e. diffusing fragrance and ...
第60页
... pray you . " the easy - hearted man , unsuspicious people . 165. virtue , peculiar power ; cf. virtuous , 621 ; see G. 167. gear , business . Properly gear = ' apparatus , ' ' tackle , ' as in compounds , travelling or fishing gear ...
... pray you . " the easy - hearted man , unsuspicious people . 165. virtue , peculiar power ; cf. virtuous , 621 ; see G. 167. gear , business . Properly gear = ' apparatus , ' ' tackle , ' as in compounds , travelling or fishing gear ...
第75页
... prayer ; afterwards the perforated balls used by Roman Catholics in counting their prayers were called beads . The verb bid to pray ( distinct from bid to com- mand ) is extant in ' bidding - prayer . ' Cf. Germ . gebet , prayer . 393 ...
... prayer ; afterwards the perforated balls used by Roman Catholics in counting their prayers were called beads . The verb bid to pray ( distinct from bid to com- mand ) is extant in ' bidding - prayer . ' Cf. Germ . gebet , prayer . 393 ...
第121页
... ' ' jovial , ' ' saturnine . ' 66 inherit ; then often used ' to have , possess , ' without ( as now ) the notion of ' heirship ' ( Lat . heres , ' an heir ' ) . Cf. 6 in the Prayer - Book , " And bless thine GLOSSARY . 121.
... ' ' jovial , ' ' saturnine . ' 66 inherit ; then often used ' to have , possess , ' without ( as now ) the notion of ' heirship ' ( Lat . heres , ' an heir ' ) . Cf. 6 in the Prayer - Book , " And bless thine GLOSSARY . 121.
第122页
... ( Prayer - Book ) . livery , Com . 455 ; in Elizabethan E . = ' any kind of dress , garb ' ; cf. L'Allegro , 62 , " The clouds in thousand liveries dight . " Originally livery meant whatever was given ( i.e. de- livered ) by a lord to his ...
... ( Prayer - Book ) . livery , Com . 455 ; in Elizabethan E . = ' any kind of dress , garb ' ; cf. L'Allegro , 62 , " The clouds in thousand liveries dight . " Originally livery meant whatever was given ( i.e. de- livered ) by a lord to his ...
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