A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and Allusions to Customs, Proverbs, Etc., which Have Been Thought to Require Illustration, in the Words of English Authors, Particularly Shakespeare, and His Contemporaries, 第 2 卷J.R. Smith, 1859 |
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... Spenser , who purposely employed a phraseology more antiquated than his time , often has used it for a sword : in a secondary sense , a sharper in general . A knight of the post , quoth he , for so I am tearmed ; a fellow that will ...
... Spenser , who purposely employed a phraseology more antiquated than his time , often has used it for a sword : in a secondary sense , a sharper in general . A knight of the post , quoth he , for so I am tearmed ; a fellow that will ...
第490页
... Spenser has used it for the ground : This gyant's son that lies there on the laire , And headlesse heape , him unawares there caught . Ibid . , IV , viii , 51 . Tusser spells it layer , and seems to use it for country , speaking of his ...
... Spenser has used it for the ground : This gyant's son that lies there on the laire , And headlesse heape , him unawares there caught . Ibid . , IV , viii , 51 . Tusser spells it layer , and seems to use it for country , speaking of his ...
第496页
... Spenser , in his Shep . Kal . , March , says that Cupid often latched the stones which were thrown at him ( v . 93 ) ; and this is explained by E. K. " caught . " Where latched occurs in Mids . N. Dr. the com- mentators ( after Hanmer ) ...
... Spenser , in his Shep . Kal . , March , says that Cupid often latched the stones which were thrown at him ( v . 93 ) ; and this is explained by E. K. " caught . " Where latched occurs in Mids . N. Dr. the com- mentators ( after Hanmer ) ...
第502页
... Spenser , and other writers , probably took it . So Dante used latino for language in general : E cantine gli angelli Ciascuno in suo latino . Canz . , ii , 1 . Thereto he was expert in prophesies , And could the ledden of the gods ...
... Spenser , and other writers , probably took it . So Dante used latino for language in general : E cantine gli angelli Ciascuno in suo latino . Canz . , ii , 1 . Thereto he was expert in prophesies , And could the ledden of the gods ...
第508页
... Spenser , they do not belong to his time , but to that of Chaucer . + LEUSE . To loose , or untie . Abstringo , to leuse that whiche was bounden . Eliote's Dictionarie , 1559 . And the barbarians againe , fully bent to spend their lives ...
... Spenser , they do not belong to his time , but to that of Chaucer . + LEUSE . To loose , or untie . Abstringo , to leuse that whiche was bounden . Eliote's Dictionarie , 1559 . And the barbarians againe , fully bent to spend their lives ...
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