A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations, by Examples from the Best Writers, to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, Том 3 |
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Alexander Nequam , a man of great learning Many that are not mad and desirous to enter into religion there , write Have sure more lack of reason , Sbakspeare . the abbot laconically , tears . Shakse reac Carden's Renais Sidney .
Alexander Nequam , a man of great learning Many that are not mad and desirous to enter into religion there , write Have sure more lack of reason , Sbakspeare . the abbot laconically , tears . Shakse reac Carden's Renais Sidney .
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The reason pretended by Augustus was the LA'RKER . n . s . [ from lärk . ) A catcher lascivicusness of his Elegies , and his Art of Love . of larks . Dict . Dryden . LÓRKSPUR . T. s . [ delphinium . ) A plant . LASH . n . 5 :.
The reason pretended by Augustus was the LA'RKER . n . s . [ from lärk . ) A catcher lascivicusness of his Elegies , and his Art of Love . of larks . Dict . Dryden . LÓRKSPUR . T. s . [ delphinium . ) A plant . LASH . n . 5 :.
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... certain manThose escaped by flight , not without a sharp ner . jest against their leaders , affuming , that , as they The sweet woman leads an ill life with him . had followed them into the field , so it was good Sbakspeure . reason ...
... certain manThose escaped by flight , not without a sharp ner . jest against their leaders , affuming , that , as they The sweet woman leads an ill life with him . had followed them into the field , so it was good Sbakspeure . reason ...
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Since thy original lapse , true liberty Is lost , which always with right reason dwells . beralité , Fr. ) Munificence ; bounty ; Milton . generosity , generous profusion . 3. Freedom , as opposed to necessity .
Since thy original lapse , true liberty Is lost , which always with right reason dwells . beralité , Fr. ) Munificence ; bounty ; Milton . generosity , generous profusion . 3. Freedom , as opposed to necessity .
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She all in every part , what was the sight Men sometimes , upon the hour of departure , To such a slender hall as th'eye contin'd , do speak and reason above themselves ; for then So obvious and so easy to be quench'd , the soul ...
She all in every part , what was the sight Men sometimes , upon the hour of departure , To such a slender hall as th'eye contin'd , do speak and reason above themselves ; for then So obvious and so easy to be quench'd , the soul ...
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