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Busk   Listen
verb
Busk  v. i.  (past & past part. busked)  
1.
To entertain people for money in a public place, by dancing, singing, playing a musical instrument, or reciting. (Chiefly Brit.)
2.
To make a noisy or showy appeal.





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"Busk" Quotes from Famous Books



... any of the above are the two volumes of Sicilian tales, collected and translated into German by Laura Gonzenbach, afterwards the wife of the Italian general, La Racine. There are but two other collections of Italian stories by foreigners: Miss Busk's Folk-Lore of Rome, and the anonymous Tuscan Fairy Tales ...
— Italian Popular Tales • Thomas Frederick Crane


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