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UNISA996386613703316 |
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Overton Richard <fl. 1646.> |
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Articles of high treason exibited against Cheap-side crosse [[electronic resource] ] : with the last will and testament of the said crosse : and certaine epitaphs upon her tombe / / by R. Overton |
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London, : Printed for R. Overton, 1642 |
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Reproduction of original in Thomason Collection, British Library. |
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UNISA996390529103316 |
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Whittington Robert <d. ca. 1560.> |
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Syntaxis. Roberti VV. L. in florentissima Oxoniensi academia laureati Opusculu[m] de Syntaxi, siue constructione recensitum. xxj. supra sesquimillesimum nostre salutis anno, Idi. Februa. Ro. VV. L. i[n] suu[m] Zoilu[m] hexastichon. Quod su[m] pollicit[us] [con]sulto, q[uo]d Lyce gru[n]nis? Denuo ad incudem si reuocetur opus. Hoc fecit Cicero, vates hoc bilbilianus, hoc Augustinus diuus, hic atq[ue] alij. Q[ui]n viri illustres fecere hoc ad sibi laude[nt] qua fro[n]te id vitio das sycophanta mihi? Idem in eundem distichon. Q[uam] læta segete hic renouat[us] noster agellus pullulat, vt uideas ruperis ipse Lyce. Humiliabit calumniatorem [[electronic resource]] |
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[Londini, : In ædibus Richardi Pynsonis Christi ab incarnatione, anno. 23. supra sesquimillesimum. 12. die Maij. [1523]] |
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UNINA9910148912703321 |
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Munro Hector Hugh |
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Saki's Short Stories |
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Immerse yourself in a world where the wonderful Stephen Fry reads some of the more memorable short stories of our time. A brilliant combination of reader and writer come together in these seven short stories available on digital download only.Stephen writes "Saki remains, from a distance of a hundred years, just about the sharpest, cruellest, funniest and most elegant short story writer in our language. Hector Hugh Monro, to give him his real name, was an English writer and journalist whose life was cut short by the Great War. His stories often oppose nature and civilisation, with the more macabre elements of nature usually rising to victory. My favourite of his stories is Sredni Vashtar, as perfect a symbolic tale of the power of adolescence as is imaginable. The triumph of imagination, sexuality and life over the repressive forces of conventionality has never been more perfectly or shockingly expressed. The excellence of Tobermory, the talking cat, of The unrest Cure and the Open Window all reveal that unique blend of |
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Wodehousian social comedy with wicked cruelty.Saki is like a perfect martini but with absinthe stirred in...heady, delicious and dangerous. Enjoy" Stephen Fry 2009 |
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