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... hence a misbegotten , de- formed , or idiot - child , a half - wit , simpleton . " Now , inasmuch as Shakespeare is here speaking of the fairy land and uses the form " ouphes " only in the two above quoted passages in the Merry Wives of ...
... hence a misbegotten , de- formed , or idiot - child , a half - wit , simpleton . " Now , inasmuch as Shakespeare is here speaking of the fairy land and uses the form " ouphes " only in the two above quoted passages in the Merry Wives of ...
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... hence a " soft " or stupid person . Florio ( p . 81 ) gives " a gull , a ninny , a mome , a sot . ' Craig refers to " Jack Juggler " ( Hazlitt's Dodsley , ii . 138 ) : " But if I were a wise woman , as I am a mome . " This owes its ...
... hence a " soft " or stupid person . Florio ( p . 81 ) gives " a gull , a ninny , a mome , a sot . ' Craig refers to " Jack Juggler " ( Hazlitt's Dodsley , ii . 138 ) : " But if I were a wise woman , as I am a mome . " This owes its ...
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... hence . 148. strong ] strange Dyce , ed . 2 ( Malone conj . ) . FI . 158. hence ] Ff 1 , 2 ; thence Ff 3 , 4 . Therefore , most gracious duke , with thy command ,. 140 145 150 155 Court of wards was always considered as a grievous ...
... hence . 148. strong ] strange Dyce , ed . 2 ( Malone conj . ) . FI . 158. hence ] Ff 1 , 2 ; thence Ff 3 , 4 . Therefore , most gracious duke , with thy command ,. 140 145 150 155 Court of wards was always considered as a grievous ...
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