The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 31Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... head - stall ] that part of the bridle which surrounds the head . 58. sheep's leather ] not so strong as pigskin , which is commonly used ( or imitated ) in saddlery . 59. restrain'd ] drawn tight , the ob- solete literal sense from ...
... head - stall ] that part of the bridle which surrounds the head . 58. sheep's leather ] not so strong as pigskin , which is commonly used ( or imitated ) in saddlery . 59. restrain'd ] drawn tight , the ob- solete literal sense from ...
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... head like a heavy beetle or hammer , implying dul- ness . Cf. Lyly's Midas , 1. ii . 66 , " Thou hast a beetle head . " 157. flap - ear'd ] with ears hanging broad and loose . 160. mutton ? ] In the Induction to the old play one of the ...
... head like a heavy beetle or hammer , implying dul- ness . Cf. Lyly's Midas , 1. ii . 66 , " Thou hast a beetle head . " 157. flap - ear'd ] with ears hanging broad and loose . 160. mutton ? ] In the Induction to the old play one of the ...
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... Head , and butt ! an hasty - witted body 40 Would say your head and butt were head and horn . Vin . Ay , mistress bride , hath that awaken'd you ? Bian . Ay , but not frighted me ; not frighted me ; therefore I'll sleep again . Pet ...
... Head , and butt ! an hasty - witted body 40 Would say your head and butt were head and horn . Vin . Ay , mistress bride , hath that awaken'd you ? Bian . Ay , but not frighted me ; not frighted me ; therefore I'll sleep again . Pet ...
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