Notes and Queries, Volume 50Oxford University Press, 1875 |
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Pagina 4
... given , of late date enough . Apart , however , from what has been said as to the possible reference of the whitethorn superstition in question , and others like it , to the ancient character of the thorn as a fire tree , and its con ...
... given , of late date enough . Apart , however , from what has been said as to the possible reference of the whitethorn superstition in question , and others like it , to the ancient character of the thorn as a fire tree , and its con ...
Pagina 32
... given in celebration of Queen Charlotte's birthday ( January 18 , 1782 ) , the Princess Royal , during the first country dance , caught the fringe of her petticoat in the buckle of her shoe , which brought the dance to an abrupt ...
... given in celebration of Queen Charlotte's birthday ( January 18 , 1782 ) , the Princess Royal , during the first country dance , caught the fringe of her petticoat in the buckle of her shoe , which brought the dance to an abrupt ...
Pagina 35
... given by Camden , in his Visitation of Huntingdonshire ( Camden Society , 1848 ) , as the arms of Ap Rhese , Ap Rece , or Aprece . Alpress , whose arms MR . JAY inquires for , will most likely be another variation of the same name ...
... given by Camden , in his Visitation of Huntingdonshire ( Camden Society , 1848 ) , as the arms of Ap Rhese , Ap Rece , or Aprece . Alpress , whose arms MR . JAY inquires for , will most likely be another variation of the same name ...
Pagina 40
... given for that purpose : - A SINGLE EYK , AL LIGHT , NO DARKNESS . A Sermon by L. C. 4to . London , circa 1650 , ENGLISH VERSION of any of the Novels of Van Lennep , the Dutch Novelist . Wanted by Edward Peacock , Botterford Manor ...
... given for that purpose : - A SINGLE EYK , AL LIGHT , NO DARKNESS . A Sermon by L. C. 4to . London , circa 1650 , ENGLISH VERSION of any of the Novels of Van Lennep , the Dutch Novelist . Wanted by Edward Peacock , Botterford Manor ...
Pagina 49
... given herself the trouble of again translating it , particularly as her laudable design of proving Bunyan a plagiarist was to be limited to a " private circulation . " PROAT , VERB NEUTER.- " Let not us now be like sullen chickens ...
... given herself the trouble of again translating it , particularly as her laudable design of proving Bunyan a plagiarist was to be limited to a " private circulation . " PROAT , VERB NEUTER.- " Let not us now be like sullen chickens ...
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