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... play Magnyfycence is in this tradition . The following is a typical passage from the play : I blunder , I bluster , I blowe , and I blother ; I make one the one day , and I marre on the other ; Bysy , bysy , and euer bysy , I daunce vp ...
... play Magnyfycence is in this tradition . The following is a typical passage from the play : I blunder , I bluster , I blowe , and I blother ; I make one the one day , and I marre on the other ; Bysy , bysy , and euer bysy , I daunce vp ...
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... play with them and exploit them with a kind of exuberance . But , on the other hand , as Bateson suggests , they may have been unsure of their vocabularies , unsure , for example , that a given word would still be in use after a few ...
... play with them and exploit them with a kind of exuberance . But , on the other hand , as Bateson suggests , they may have been unsure of their vocabularies , unsure , for example , that a given word would still be in use after a few ...
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... played around his face . As Hannibal did to the altars come , Sworn by his sire a mortal foe to Rome ; So Sh- swore , nor should his vow be vain , 9. Maximum , in Dryden's Tyrannic Love , defies the gods . cobbler in a lost play . II ...
... played around his face . As Hannibal did to the altars come , Sworn by his sire a mortal foe to Rome ; So Sh- swore , nor should his vow be vain , 9. Maximum , in Dryden's Tyrannic Love , defies the gods . cobbler in a lost play . II ...
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