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Raby (Aurora)

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The model of this exquisite sketch was Miss Millbank, as she appeared to Lord Byron when he first knew her. Miss Millpond (a little farther on in the same canto) is the same lady after marriage. In canto i., Donna Inez is an enlarged portrait of the same person. Lord Byron describes himself in the first instance under the character of Don Juan, and in the last as Don José.

 

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

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Rabagas
Rabbi Abron of Trent
Rabbi Bar-Cochba
Rabbit
Rabelais
Rabelais Dodge
Rabelaisian Licence
Rabicano or Rabican
Raboin or Rabuino (French)
Rabsheka
Raby (Aurora)
Races
Races (Lengths run)
Rachaders
Rache
Rack
Rack-rent
Rack and Manger
Rack and Ruin
Racket
Racy