D'Urfey

[ dur-fee ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1653–1723, English dramatist.

Example Sentences

Mr. Durfey being somewhat particular in his Genius and Civilities, I shall consider him in a word or two by himself.

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What I have to object against Mr. Durfey shall most of it be ranged under these three Heads.

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In Durfey's whimsical collection of songs, "Wit and Mirth," 1682, are several trade songs.

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The news came from Jersey that Durfey, the imbecile son, was dead.

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Durfey was then at his twenty-eighth comedy, and in the decline of his powers.

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