-
Alcohol intoxication,
commonly described in
higher doses as
drunkenness or inebriation, and
known in
overdose as
alcohol poisoning, is the
behavior and...
- gave them sucke:
against those Cannibal's who feed upon the
flesh and are
drunke with the
bloud of
their own brethren:
against those Catiline's who s****e...
-
previously appeared in an
epigram of
Robert Herrick. Upon
Buggins Buggins is
Drunke all night, all day he sleepes; This is the Levell-coyle that
Buggins keeps...
- and at
times almost miraculous, properties: It
makes a man
sober that was
drunke. It
refreshes a
weary man, and yet
makes a man hungry.
Being taken when...
- the day of the wedding,
Fezzik finds Inigo reverted to his old
habit of
drunkeness, and he
tells him that
Count Rugen is the six-fingered man who killed...
-
Canturbury Tales" the cook not only goes
through the "Four
Stages of
Drunkeness" but-similar to the
equally drunken Miller and the Summoneur-has trouble...
-
dilema disappoint –
dissapoint disastrous –
disasterous drunkenness –
drunkeness dumbbell –
dumbell embarr**** – embar****
equipment –
equiptment (wrong...
- preservative. It also
provided hydration without the
intoxicating effects of
drunkeness. In the 1520s,
brewers in
Coventry produced 2,860,000 L (630,000 imp gal;...
- the men Chino: they
drink wine of Rice,
wherewith they
drink themselves drunke, and
after their meat they use a
certain drinke,
which is a pot with hote...
-
dedicating his
treatise to
Queen [[Elizabeth I|, he wrote: "I my
selfe haue once
drunke (before your
Maiesties great clemencie I confesse) of the
puddell of ignorancy...
