Notes and Queries, Number 42, August 17, 1850   By: Various

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REPLIES: Shakspeare's Use of "Delighted," by Samuel Hickson. 183 English Comedians in Germany. 184 Achilles and the Tortoise. 185 Replies to Minor Queries: "Barum" and "Sarum" Countess of Desmond Michael Servetus, alias Reves Caxton's Printing office Somagia Various Modes of Interment among the Ancients Guy's Porridge pot "Welcome the coming, speed the parting Guest" "A Chrysostom to smoothe his Band in" William of Wykeham Dutch Language "A Frog he would," &c... Continue reading book >>