- Look up knave or
knavery in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Knave may
refer to: A
rogue (vagrant), a rascal,
deceitful fellow, a
dishonest man Knave...
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first team-up took
place fairly early in Batman's career, in "Knights of
Knavery".
Since then, the two have
teamed up
countless times throughout the Golden...
- fanged, They bear the mandate; they must
sweep my way And
marshal me to
knavery. Let it work, For 'tis the
sport to have the
enginer Hoist with his own...
- schools" in
Thomas Shadwell's The
Virtuoso (1676) and Tim Tell-Troth's
Knavery of
Astrology (1680).
Visual evidence such as
mezzotints and
print media...
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Perhaps his best
known polemical pamphlet was An
Account of the
Growth of
Knavery,
which ruthlessly attacked the
parliamentary opposition to
Charles II and...
- schools" in
Thomas Shadwell's The
Virtuoso (1676) and Tim Tell-Troth's
Knavery of
Astrology (1680).
Visual evidence such as
mezzotints and
print media...
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these writings he
manufactured a
wisdom for himself—much learning,
artful knavery." The Gr****
poets Ion of
Chios (c. 480 – c. 421 BC) and
Empedocles of Acragas...
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prodigioso Thomas Randolph (attributed to) – Hey for Honesty, Down with
Knavery (adapted from Aristophanes' Plutus) Jerónimo de Cáncer –
Vejamen Leonard...
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cowardly whelps have not the
courage otherwise to
defend what they get by
knavery; but **** ye altogether: **** them for a pack of
crafty rascals, and you...
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plant had "no...
propertie appropriate unto it but
knavery," with no
explanation of the
particular knavery of
which the
plant was guilty. The description...
