bawd उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Antipodean justice punishes the victims of disasters like fires and shipwrecks, with " Imprisonment, banishment, and sometimes death, " to teach them to be more careful next time; and it rewards thieves, bawds, and even " The captain of the cut-purses " when they are old and can no longer practice their crimes.
2. In Elizabethan England, The Death's-Head Skull, usually a depiction without the lower jawbone, was emblematic of bawds, rakes, Sexual Adventurers and prostitutes; The term Deaths-Head was actually parlance for these rakes, and most of them wore half-skull rings to advertise their station, either professionally or otherwise.
3. She was popular in a variety of roles, but especially in old women parts : scolding wives, mothers, governesses, waiting women, and bawds . " In his Diary, Samuel Pepys, who admired Corey's talents, calls her " Doll Common " after her part in Ben Jonson's " The Alchemist ".
4. Appearing as a " publication witness " for the prosecution was Samuel Beckett, then a little-known writer, whose impartiality was called into question based on his familial relationship to the plaintiff ( his aunt had been married to William Sinclair ) and who was humiliatingly denounced by Gogarty's counsel as " the bawd and blasphemer from Paris ".
5. He documented the attack on the property of brothel keeper Damaris Page, " the great bawd of the seamen ", " the most Famous Bawd in the Towne . " She was a deeply unpopular figure because of her practice of press-ganging her dock worker clientele into the navy, and her bawdy house was an early target of the riots.
6. He documented the attack on the property of brothel keeper Damaris Page, " the great bawd of the seamen ", " the most Famous Bawd in the Towne . " She was a deeply unpopular figure because of her practice of press-ganging her dock worker clientele into the navy, and her bawdy house was an early target of the riots.
7. The name " Pam ", denoting the Jc & in its full capacity as permanent top trump in Five-Card Loo, represents an old medieval comic-erotic character called Pamphilus ( Latin for a Greek word, meaning " beloved of all " ) or " Pamphile ", in French, described as " an old bawd " by the New Zealand-born English lexicographer Eric Partridge.
8. Sir Philip is also approached by an unknown gentlewoman called Mistress Trainwell, who speaks to him about a promise of marriage and presents him with a letter signed " Constance . " Here, Luckless makes the mistake upon which the plot turns : he thinks that this Constance is one Constance Holdup, a loose woman with whom he'd had a brief sexual relationship, and that Mrs . Trainwell is her bawd.
9. The collection of six scenes was entitled " A Harlot's Progress " and appeared first as paintings ( now lost ) before being published as engravings . " A Harlot's Progress " depicts the fate of a country girl who begins prostituting the six scenes are chronological, starting with a meeting with a bawd and ending with a funeral ceremony that follows the character's death from venereal disease.
10. The play also has a more purely comic third-level plot, involving the character Master Frederick, who descends from scholarship to drunkenness; and it contains the comic features typical of Shirleian comedy, like the clownish suitors Littleworth and Kickshaw ( a " kickshaw " is a trinket, a flashy object of little intrinsic value ), plus Madame Decoy the bawd, Sir William Scentlove the worthless dandy, and Haircut the barber.