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Lovelace   /lˈəvlˌeɪs/   Listen
Lovelace

noun
1.
English poet (1618-1857).  Synonym: Richard Lovelace.






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"Lovelace" Quotes from Famous Books



... "I'll maintain and prove it. I don't see how he can be otherwise. It is as necessary for a man to be a gentleman before he can turn highwayman, as it is for a doctor to have his diploma, or an attorney his certificate. Some of the finest gentlemen of their day, as Captain Lovelace, Hind, Hannum, and Dudley, were eminent on the road, and they set the fashion. Ever since their day a real highwayman would consider himself disgraced, if he did not conduct himself in every way like a gentleman. Of course, ...
— Rookwood • William Harrison Ainsworth

... the great men in England, to assist them by his arms in the recovery of their laws and liberties. The bishop of London, the earls of Danby, Nottingham, Devonshire, Dorset, the duke of Norfolk, the lords Lovelace Delamere, Paulet, Eland, Mr. Hambden, Powle, Lester, besides many eminent citizens of London; all these persons, though of opposite parties, concurred in their applications to the prince. The whigs, suitably ...
— The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part F. - From Charles II. to James II. • David Hume



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