- In a
historical context, a rake (short for
rake****,
analogous to "****raiser") was a man who was
habituated to
immoral conduct,
particularly womanizing...
- Stoney-Bowes, a type of
character that the
English commonly call a "Rake" or "
Rake****",
meaning a gambler, debaucher, reveller, and
indebted person. And according...
- the
honest man, weds
Elizabeth and
takes her to Pemberley. Wickham, the
rake**** and
unlucky gambler,
after having courted Elizabeth for a time, is forced...
- well as a "magician", "duellist", "tobacco-user", "counterfeiter" and "
rake****".
While J. A.
Downie and
Constance Kuriyama have
argued against the more...
- Les
Exploits d'un
jeune Don Juan (1911). The
Amorous Exploits of a
Young Rake****, trans.
Reaves Tessor (1959) La Rome des
Borgia (1914). The Rome of the...
- 3:32 2. "His
Teeth Did
Brightly Shine" 9:00 3. "A
Multiplicity of Doors" 13:04 4. "The
Corascene Dog" 8:26 5. "The
Rake****" 11:51
Total length: 45:53...
-
demireps (women of ill repute),
mistresses and
other women emplo**** by
rake**** and men from the
upper classes Mistaken identity,
deliberate or otherwise...
- Along" — Bella,
Nathaniel "Heaven Must Be Tupelo" —
Bella "Bonny
Johnny Rake****" —
Bonny Jonny,
Bella "One **** to Another" —
Spirit of the Booty, Bonny...
- but that his "career as it was po****rly
recorded is the
model for the
rake**** and
penitent phases underlying the
development of Mr. Rochester's character...
-
sincere religious beliefs.
Richard Parsons, 1st Earl of Rosse, a
notorious rake****, just
before his
death in 1741,
received a
letter from his
local vicar...
