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Ill 35. Excefs. Prompt.
Outrageous (adj. ) Ill 27. IV 14. Exceflive. L.
Outrageoufly (adv. ] 109. Exceflively. Af. V.
Kfp Owter (. ) VI 17. Completion. This conje&ural interpretation is here hazarded, on the ftrength of the old French verb outrer ; one of the fenfes of which is achever Jn Carp.
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Pamfilet (. ) VI. I. Pamphlet. See note. Johnfon grounds his literal ety- mology (par un filet) of the modern word on Caxton's having printed \\. Paunftet: but here we may fee, that the older orthogra...phy was different.
Pardee (363) is an oath. Tyr.
Paffyngly (adv. ) 142. Exceedingly. Wic.
Pees (n. ) 80. Peace. Tyr.
Peys (. ) VI 49. Weight. P. L. Peis.
Piler (. ) 8. Pillar. Tyr.
Pitous (adj. ) IV 3. Compaflionate. Tyr.
Play (. ) VI 1 8. Sport. Tyr.
Plentevous (adj. ) IV 17. Abounding. JV'ic. To make clear fenfe of this paffage in HOCCLEVE, the reader fhould likewife turn to article Of.
Plefance (. ) 229. 241. Ill 63. V 26. VI 69. Pleafure. Tyr.
Plefant (adj. ) 10. 140. Pleafmg. L.
Poefie (.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill 35. Excefs. Prompt.
Outrageous (adj. ) Ill 27. IV 14. Exceflive. L.
Outrageoufly (adv. ] 109. Exceflively. Af. V.
Kfp Owter (. ) VI 17. Completion. This conje&ural interpretation is here hazarded, on the ftrength of the old French verb outrer ; one of the fenfes of which is achever Jn Carp.
P.
Pamfilet (. ) VI. I. Pamphlet. See note. Johnfon grounds his literal ety- mology (par un filet) of the modern word on Caxton's having printed \\. Paunftet: but here we may fee, that the older orthogra...phy was different.
Pardee (363) is an oath. Tyr.
Paffyngly (adv. ) 142. Exceedingly. Wic.
Pees (n. ) 80. Peace. Tyr.
Peys (. ) VI 49. Weight. P. L. Peis.
Piler (. ) 8. Pillar. Tyr.
Pitous (adj. ) IV 3. Compaflionate. Tyr.
Play (. ) VI 1 8. Sport. Tyr.
Plentevous (adj. ) IV 17. Abounding. JV'ic. To make clear fenfe of this paffage in HOCCLEVE, the reader fhould likewife turn to article Of.
Plefance (. ) 229. 241. Ill 63. V 26. VI 69. Pleafure. Tyr.
Plefant (adj. ) 10. 140. Pleafmg. L.
Poefie (.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hoccleve to read onlineMoreLess
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