Merchant of Venice
, act iv. sc. 1 (1598).
Barry Cornwall, the nom de plume of Bryan Waller Procter. It is an imperfect anagram of his name (1788-1874).
Barsad (John), alias Solomon Pross, a spy.
He had an aquiline nose, but not straight,
having a peculiar inclination towards the left
cheek; expression, therefore, sinister.—C. Dickens,
A Tale of Two Cities
, ii. 16 (1859).
Barsis'a (Santon), in The Guardian, the basis of the story called The Monk, by M. G. Lewis (1796).