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bilious fractious malevolent malignant perverse petulant	I am sure that there are many circumstances which have a bearing on their spleenful attitudes towards Mr Blair and Mr Byers, how about these two for starters: 1) A recent national opinion poll has given Labour a 17 per cent lead. Tory calls hit the buffers by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) The curious eye of a quick-brain'd survey 30 Could scantly find a mote amidst the sun Of his too-short'ned days, or make a prey Of any faulty errors he had done-- Not that he was above the spleenful sense And spite of malice,(4) but for that he had 35 Warrant enough in his own innocence Against the sting of some in nature bad. The text of "A Funeral Elegy" by W. S by Shakespeare, William / Shakespeare Studies writes such phrases as "the spleenful sense / And spite of malice" (33-34), "the home of his condition and estate" (306), "true proof and knowledge of a friend" (354), or "the sour-bitter scourge / Of torture and affliction" (395-96), he is using a rhetorical flourish that Wright shows is not a commonplace but something like Shakespeare's private property. "A Funeral Elegy": W(illiam) S(hakespeare)'s "best-speaking ... by Foster, Donald W. / Shakespeare Studies	Spin-Off spineless Spinster spiral spiral inflation spiriferous spirit spirit away spirit of the law spirited spiritedness spiriting away spiritless spiritlessness spirits spiritual spiritual upbuilding spirituality spiritualness spit spite spiteful spitefulness splash splay spleenful splendid splendidus splendor splendorous splenetic splenetical splice spliced splinter splinter party splintered split split again Split Decision split off split up Split-Off Split-Up splitting Splitting a cause of action splurge spoil spoil excessively spoil the look of spoilage	SPLD SPLD SPLDLIDC SPLE SPLEBL SPLED SPLEED SPLEEM spleen spleen spleen spleen spleen Spleen disorders Spleen disorders Spleen disorders Spleen Focus-Forming Virus Spleen Necrosis Virus Spleen Qi and Kidney Qi Deficiency Spleen Qi Deficiency spleen scan Spleen wort Spleen-Derived Growth Factor Spleen-Qi Deficiency Syndrome Spleenectomy Spleenectomy Spleenectomy Spleened Spleened Spleened spleenful Spleenish Spleenless Spleens Spleens Spleens spleenwort spleenwort spleenworts spleenworts spleeny spleeny spleeny Spleget splen splen(o)- splen- splen- splenadenoma splenalgia splenalgia Splenculus Splenda Splenda Splendar Splendar splendent splendid splendid Splendid isolation Splendid Micro-Union of Microstatia

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I am sure that there are many circumstances which have a bearing on their spleenful attitudes towards Mr Blair and Mr Byers, how about these two for starters: 1) A recent national opinion poll has given Labour a 17 per cent lead.

Tory calls hit the buffers by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)

The curious eye of a quick-brain'd survey 30 Could scantly find a mote amidst the sun Of his too-short'ned days, or make a prey Of any faulty errors he had done-- Not that he was above the spleenful sense And spite of malice,(4) but for that he had 35 Warrant enough in his own innocence Against the sting of some in nature bad.

The text of "A Funeral Elegy" by W. S by Shakespeare, William / Shakespeare Studies

writes such phrases as "the spleenful sense / And spite of malice" (33-34), "the home of his condition and estate" (306), "true proof and knowledge of a friend" (354), or "the sour-bitter scourge / Of torture and affliction" (395-96), he is using a rhetorical flourish that Wright shows is not a commonplace but something like Shakespeare's private property.

"A Funeral Elegy": W(illiam) S(hakespeare)'s "best-speaking ... by Foster, Donald W. / Shakespeare Studies

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