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We all loved Pavement and I think we thought of this as our homage, although listening back it doesn't really sound like them at all.— Drowned In Sound // Feed
Nicholas Breton, in his poem The Pilgrimage to Paradise coyned with the Countess of Pembroke's Love_, 1592, and another work of his, The Countess of Pembroke's Passion (first printed from manuscript in 1867), pays the Countess, who was merely his literary patroness, a homage which is indistinguishable from the ecstatic utterances of a genuine and overmastering passion.— A Life of William Shakespeare with portraits and facsimiles
The news of his good fortune had preceded him, and he received all that homage which is invariably shown to a man who has many creditors, and the means of satisfying all their demands.— The King's Own
Feudalism was mostly a very human thing; the nearest contemporary name for it was homage, a word which almost means humanity.— A Short History of England

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