English Proverbs And Proverbial Phrases Collected From the Most Authentic Sources, Alphabetically Arranged And Annotated, With Much Matter Not Previously Published ..
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Poetry, iv. 55, and Note.
The devil rebukes sin.
Clodius accasat moechos. Alioram medious ipse ulceribus scatea.— R.
d by Google 4i6 English Proverbs and The devil run through thee booted and spurred with a scythe on his back !
This is Sedgely curse. Mr. Howell.— U.
The devil seemeth to be God to somebody.
" For he hath two wings to fly withall, the one having an internal!
strength from the minde, and the other an externall from the bodie : that of the mind is (as it were) coucred with a raile ...: but the other is plaine and naked : howbelt both of them are indented with senerall braunches, wherewith, according to the Adage, the Diuell seemeth to be God to some bodie."— «9amt George for England, by Gerrard de Malynes, 1601, p. 58.
The devil sh— s upon a great heap.
Sec Mery Tales and Quiche Anstceref, ed. Berthclet, No. 28 (Old Eng- lish Jeat-Booki, i.) The devil take the hindmost.
Tuke's Adventures of Five Hours, 1671, in Haslitt's Dodsley, xv. .302.
This play is taken in great measure from the Spanish of Calosron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poetry, iv. 55, and Note.
The devil rebukes sin.
Clodius accasat moechos. Alioram medious ipse ulceribus scatea.— R.
d by Google 4i6 English Proverbs and The devil run through thee booted and spurred with a scythe on his back !
This is Sedgely curse. Mr. Howell.— U.
The devil seemeth to be God to somebody.
" For he hath two wings to fly withall, the one having an internal!
strength from the minde, and the other an externall from the bodie : that of the mind is (as it were) coucred with a raile ...: but the other is plaine and naked : howbelt both of them are indented with senerall braunches, wherewith, according to the Adage, the Diuell seemeth to be God to some bodie."— «9amt George for England, by Gerrard de Malynes, 1601, p. 58.
The devil sh— s upon a great heap.
Sec Mery Tales and Quiche Anstceref, ed. Berthclet, No. 28 (Old Eng- lish Jeat-Booki, i.) The devil take the hindmost.
Tuke's Adventures of Five Hours, 1671, in Haslitt's Dodsley, xv. .302.
This play is taken in great measure from the Spanish of Calosron.
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