glister

• Gentlemen, because I present myself among you, I would not have you to think that I am an upstart glister-pipe apothecary. —  Language Log
• He glanced up mechanically to see in the zenith a star of gracious glister, tremulous and tender, in the rifts of the breaking clouds I wonder ef it air the same star o' Bethlehem?" —  His "Day In Court" 1895
• He sees yet but the outside of the world and men, and conceives them, according to their appearing, glister, and out of this ignorance believes them. —  Microcosmography or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters
• What's that BALTHAZARA A thing to be taken in a glister-pipe CORNEGO Why, what ails my Lady BALTHAZAR What ails she? —  The Noble Spanish Soldier
• A thing to be taken in a glister-pipe Cor_. —  A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1

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