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... Greene's Menaphon , 1589. Harington refers to its contents in Ulysses upon Ajax ( Chiswick , p . 13 ) , 1596 . Dame Gillian ( we are told by the tract ) was a respectable hostess at Brentford , and was therefore , says Halliwell ...
... Greene's Menaphon , 1589. Harington refers to its contents in Ulysses upon Ajax ( Chiswick , p . 13 ) , 1596 . Dame Gillian ( we are told by the tract ) was a respectable hostess at Brentford , and was therefore , says Halliwell ...
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... Greene , 1599 : " We are gentlemen . George . Why , sir , So may I , sir , al- though I give no arms . And Soliman and Perseda ( Haz . Dods . v . 264 ) , 1592 : " In France I took the standard from the King , And gave the flower of ...
... Greene , 1599 : " We are gentlemen . George . Why , sir , So may I , sir , al- though I give no arms . And Soliman and Perseda ( Haz . Dods . v . 264 ) , 1592 : " In France I took the standard from the King , And gave the flower of ...
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... Occurs several times in Holland's Plinie ( x . 24 ; XXXV . II ) , 1601. And in Greene's Mamillia ( Gros . ii . 252 ) , 1583 . 75. Enter Page ] Placed as in Globe Page . Sir , he doth in some sort confess sc . I. ] 9 OF WINDSOR.
... Occurs several times in Holland's Plinie ( x . 24 ; XXXV . II ) , 1601. And in Greene's Mamillia ( Gros . ii . 252 ) , 1583 . 75. Enter Page ] Placed as in Globe Page . Sir , he doth in some sort confess sc . I. ] 9 OF WINDSOR.
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... Greene in his tracts on The Art of Conny - Catching , 1591 , 1592 . once became popular , being adopted by Gabriel Harvey in Pierce's Supereroga- tion ( 1592 ) and his other writings . Greene says ( Grosart , x . 33 ) : " Yet Pist . How ...
... Greene in his tracts on The Art of Conny - Catching , 1591 , 1592 . once became popular , being adopted by Gabriel Harvey in Pierce's Supereroga- tion ( 1592 ) and his other writings . Greene says ( Grosart , x . 33 ) : " Yet Pist . How ...
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... Greene gave it his imprimatur . However , Minsheu says it is " a name given to deceivers , by a metaphor taken from those that rob warrens . ' " A cony - catcher " that lives by using his wit is introduced in A Merry Knack to Know a ...
... Greene gave it his imprimatur . However , Minsheu says it is " a name given to deceivers , by a metaphor taken from those that rob warrens . ' " A cony - catcher " that lives by using his wit is introduced in A Merry Knack to Know a ...
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