- T. S. The
Waste Land, line 431: "Why then Ile fit you. Hieronymo's mad
againe." Edwards, p. lxii.[full
citation needed] Lamb,
Margaret (1975). "Beyond...
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which defines "Abomba" as "a man's home or
resting place: home
againe, home
againe." The 1611
edition is even clearer,
referring to "the
place where...
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Colin Clouts Come Home
Againe (also
known as
Colin Clouts Come Home Again) is a
pastoral poem by the
English poet
Edmund Spenser and
published in 1595...
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collection of
proverbs noted "Raine, raine, goe to Spain:
faire weather come
againe". At the same
period John
Aubrey noted that "little
children have a custom...
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represented as "Phyllis" in the latter's
pastoral poem
Colin Clouts Come Home
Againe. She
herself translated Petrarch. Her
first husband was
George Carey, 2nd...
- to the
kings eares, he
doubting least his
enimies should gather togither againe, and
begin a new field; and
mistrusting further that the
prisoners would...
- innovating,
transforming our old
Hierarchy into a new Presbytery, and this
againe into a
newer Independency; and our well-temperd
Monarchy into a mad kinde...
- Hamlet,
Prince of Denmarke.
Newly imprinted and
enlarged to
almost as much
againe as it was,
according to the true and
perfect Coppie [The "Second Quarto"]...
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represented the
character "Amaryllis" in his
eclogue Colin Clouts Come Home
Againe in 1595 and
dedicated his poem The
Teares of the
Muses in 1591. Lady Georgiana...
- "The
dolefull lay of Clorinda", was
published in
Colin Clouts Come Home
Againe (1595) and
attributed to
Spenser and to Mary Herbert, but
Pamela Coren attributes...
