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... called yet in some places a keecb . JOHNSON . There may , perhaps , be a fingular propriety in this term of contempt , Wolfey was the fon of a butcher , and in the fecond part of King Henry ÏV . a butcher's wife is called - Goody Keech ...
... called yet in some places a keecb . JOHNSON . There may , perhaps , be a fingular propriety in this term of contempt , Wolfey was the fon of a butcher , and in the fecond part of King Henry ÏV . a butcher's wife is called - Goody Keech ...
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... called the good duke of Gloucester , - . " MALONE . 5 More than bis fingularity , & c . ] We will learn what he is to do , befides going himself ; what are his powers , and what is his appoint- ment . JOHNSON . 6 The old Tis not four ...
... called the good duke of Gloucester , - . " MALONE . 5 More than bis fingularity , & c . ] We will learn what he is to do , befides going himself ; what are his powers , and what is his appoint- ment . JOHNSON . 6 The old Tis not four ...
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... called it the napless gown of humility . the Since the foregoing note was written , I met with the following paffage in " A Merye Jeft of a Man called Howleglas , " bl . 1. no date . Howleglas hired himself to a taylor , who " cafte ...
... called it the napless gown of humility . the Since the foregoing note was written , I met with the following paffage in " A Merye Jeft of a Man called Howleglas , " bl . 1. no date . Howleglas hired himself to a taylor , who " cafte ...
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