Chapter I · Chapter 1

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

the quality of being able to perform; a quality that permits or facilitates achievement or accomplishment

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

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From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

a New Testament book describing the development of the early church from Christ's Ascension to Paul's sojourn at Rome

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

a component that is added to something to improve it

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

one or some or every or all without specification

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

-ing form of “apprehend” — get the meaning of something

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

the past participle of “be”

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

earlier than; in front of

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

(comparative of “good”) superior to another (of the same class or set or kind) in excellence or quality or desirability or suitability; more highly skilled than another

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

emitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

showing who or what does the action

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

relating to or characteristic of Christianity

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

make a compromise; arrive at a compromise

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

have the idea for

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

the act of constructing something

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

(usually plural) everything that is included in a collection and that is held or included in something

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

hold back to a later time

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

the feeling that accompanies an unsatisfied state

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

every one of two or more people or things, taken separately

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

one or the other of two

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

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From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

special design or visual object representing a quality, type, group, etc.

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

serving as a visible symbol for something abstract

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

provide entertainment for

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

to make a mistake or be incorrect

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

in an explicit manner

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

the feelings expressed on a person's face

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

extremely pleasing

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

plural of “fellow” — a boy or man

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

plural of “fist” — a hand with the fingers clenched in the palm (as for hitting)

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

at or to or toward the front

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

a gangster's pistol

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

plural of “god” — the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

an old form of “has”

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

the aggregate of past events

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

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From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

the force of workers available

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

a kind of misinterpretation resulting from putting a wrong construction on words or actions (often deliberately)

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

quality of being moderate and avoiding extremes

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

a colorless odorless gaseous element that give a red glow in a vacuum tube; one of the six inert gasses; occurs in the air in small amounts

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

not one, and not any

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

and not; used after a negative to add a second negative

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

plural of “person” — a human being

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

a separate part of a whole

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

literature in metrical form

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

conforming to the established language usage of educated native speakers

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

an abatement in intensity or degree (as in the manifestations of a disease)

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

socially incorrect in behavior

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

plural of “saint” — a person who has died and has been declared a saint by canonization

From this reading And this emblematical construction hath been received by men not forward to extenuate the acts of saints."

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

plural of “sigh” — an utterance made by exhaling audibly

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

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From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

relating to or using or proceeding by means of symbols

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

a trivial lie

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

express in words

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

plural of “travel” — the act of going from one place to another

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

extremely

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

consistent with fact or reality; not false

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

turn in a twisting or spinning motion

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

third-person singular of “unravel” — become or cause to become undone by separating the fibers or threads of

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

an old word for “to”

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

often used as intensifiers

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

lacking refinement or cultivation or taste

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading "Our gods are good," they tell us; "Nor will our gods defer Remission of rude fellows' Ability to err."

in the company of; together with

From this reading "Others, with better moderation, do either entertain the vulgar history of Jurgen as a fabulous addition unto the true and authentic story of St. Iurgenius of Poictesme, or else we conceive the literal acception to be a misconstruction of the symbolical expression: apprehending a veritable history, in an emblem or piece of Christian poesy.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

but in spite of that

From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.

belonging to the person or people being spoken to

From this reading So this, your JURGEN, travels Content to compromise Ordainments none unravels Explicitly ... and sighs.

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From this reading _"Of JURGEN eke they maken mencioun, That of an old wyf gat his youthe agoon, And gat himselfe a shirte as bright as fyre Wherein to jape, yet gat not his desire In any countrie ne condicioun."_ Before each tarradiddle, Uncowed by sciolists, Robuster persons twiddle Tremendously big fists.