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... Brockett's Glossary , the verb dither in the Dialect of Craven , and Hartshorne's Salopian Glossary . 2 DYMYN ' , MS . 3 This verb is given in a somewhat different sense , namely , of suffering acutely , " to dindylle , condolere ...
... Brockett's Glossary , the verb dither in the Dialect of Craven , and Hartshorne's Salopian Glossary . 2 DYMYN ' , MS . 3 This verb is given in a somewhat different sense , namely , of suffering acutely , " to dindylle , condolere ...
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... Brockett and Jamieson , a Jew's harp is called in N. Britain a gewgaw , but in that instance , as like- wise here , in the Promptorium , it seems probable that the term is used merely in re- ference to that with which idle disport may ...
... Brockett and Jamieson , a Jew's harp is called in N. Britain a gewgaw , but in that instance , as like- wise here , in the Promptorium , it seems probable that the term is used merely in re- ference to that with which idle disport may ...
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... Brockett observes . In the Towneley Myst . Mak tells the shepherds that his wife brings him every year " a lakan , " and some years twins . The verb to layke , Ang . - Sax . lacan , ludere , and the substantive layke , disport , occur ...
... Brockett observes . In the Towneley Myst . Mak tells the shepherds that his wife brings him every year " a lakan , " and some years twins . The verb to layke , Ang . - Sax . lacan , ludere , and the substantive layke , disport , occur ...
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