Riotour

Ri´ot`our

(~Ōr)

A rioter.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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The answers to such questions sparked a controversy between Washington Post correspondent Julia Preston and Riotour, the state tourism agency, turning a "lighthearted" look at Rio into a debate on the city's image and bully tactics against the foreign press.

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stroake her with an Ashen poale and bare her vp against the walles of the saide Chamber and stroake her vppon her neck & face & grayned [throttled] her vp by her throate and that done they the said riotours & disordered persons most violentlie did take her the said Margaret one of your highnes said Subiectes and threw her vppon a heap of wheat then in the said Chamber and moste rudelie barborouslie and shamefullie stripped her the said Margaret starke naked as ever she was borne saveing onelie suffered a paier of hose on her legges that done violentlie threw her the said Margaret downe from of the said Chamber to the ground.

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1400) decorated with scenes from "The Pardoner's Tale" of the "riotours" who sought "Deeth." A firm editorial hand might have curbed excessive digressions into literary analysis, biography, and the history of wood engraving.

William K. Finley and Joseph Rosenblum, eds. Chaucer Illustrated: Five Hundred Years of The Canterbury Tales in Pictures

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