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Contents
De carbuncle is Chaucer TC 3 602 In a stewe Ther he bishet was in mewe | 920 |
Master Henry Ware Elit to be Byssh an to shroud etc | 924 |
Dat cite berbysyde watz sette in a vale Ibid c in company with along with in the presence | 926 |
Byschypryche | 940 |
was so byssy about to kepe the hoste that ofte he lefte Slepe diligentius lokinge bi the cleer ligt I perseyuede etc | 964 |
rizt wey if I haue gon biside pe wey in ani şing | 977 |
cris | 1007 |
official | 1020 |
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Middle English Dictionary, Volume 10 Hans Kurath,Robert E. Lewis,Sherman McAllister Kuhn Limited preview - 2001 |
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| Title | Middle English Dictionary Middle English Dictionary Series |
| Author | Hans Kurath |
| Editor | Robert E. Lewis |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | University of Michigan Press, 1958 |
| ISBN | 0472010247, 9780472010240 |
| Length | 128 pages |
| Subjects | › › History / Europe / Medieval Literary Criticism / European / General Reference / General |
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