The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, Volum 5H. Baldwin, 1968 |
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... head . York . It would befeem the lord Northumberland , To fay - king Richard : -Alack the heavy day , When fuch a facred king should hide his head ! North . Your grace mistakes ; only to be brief , Left I his title out . York . The ...
... head . York . It would befeem the lord Northumberland , To fay - king Richard : -Alack the heavy day , When fuch a facred king should hide his head ! North . Your grace mistakes ; only to be brief , Left I his title out . York . The ...
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... head . The top of the hood rifes into the form of a cock's neck and head , with a bell at the latter ; and Min- fhew's Dictionary , 1627 , under the word cock's - comb , observes , that " natural ideots and fools have [ accustomed ] and ...
... head . The top of the hood rifes into the form of a cock's neck and head , with a bell at the latter ; and Min- fhew's Dictionary , 1627 , under the word cock's - comb , observes , that " natural ideots and fools have [ accustomed ] and ...
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... head assembled them ] Head for an army formed . JOHNSON . In head feems fynonymous to the modern military term in force . MALONE . 8 - in a fair concent- ] In friendly concord ; in unifon with ours . See Vol . IV . p . 413 , n ...
... head assembled them ] Head for an army formed . JOHNSON . In head feems fynonymous to the modern military term in force . MALONE . 8 - in a fair concent- ] In friendly concord ; in unifon with ours . See Vol . IV . p . 413 , n ...
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