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Attaste

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At`taste
v. t.1.To taste or cause to taste.
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The opening discussion of blood and upbringing segues nicely into the tragedy proper of Glendower, which is introduced as a failure of education: Well thus dyd I for want of better wyt, Because my parentes noughtly brought me vp: For gentle men (they sayd) was nought so fyt As to attaste by bold attemptes the cup Of conquestes wyne, wherof I thought to sup: And therfore bent my selfe to rob and ryue, And whome I could of landes and goodes depryue.
Embodying Dislocation: A Mirror for Magistrates and Property ... by ELLIS, JIM / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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