660
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
664
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
668
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
672
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From this reading 672 To dai, for to pine Þe {and} alle þine.
abouen
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
AlnounUS /æl/
a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
alle
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
antnounUS /ænt/
social insect living in organized colonies; characteristically the males and fertile queen have wings during breeding season; wingless sterile females are the workers
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
byreued
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
dai
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From this reading 672 To dai, for to pine Þe {and} alle þine.
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
dubbingnounUS /ˈdʌbɪŋ/
a new soundtrack that is added to a film
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
ferde
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
flowe
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
having or displaying warmth or affection
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading 672 To dai, for to pine Þe {and} alle þine.
ganverbUS /ɡæn/
inflected form of “gin” — separate the seeds from (cotton) with a cotton gin
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
hade
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
hallenounUS /hæl/
a city in the Saxony region of Germany on the Saale River; a member of the Hanseatic League during the 13th and 14th centuries
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
Headnote
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
heued
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
hinounUS /haɪ/
an expression of greeting
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
cause to move by striking
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
hom
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
HornnounUS /hɔːrn/
a noisemaker (as at parties or games) that makes a loud noise when you blow through it
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
irod
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
a male sovereign; ruler of a kingdom
From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
knictes
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From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
kniȝtes
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
knyhtes
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
kyn
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
Kyng
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
londisse
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
maister
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
the force of workers available
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
minounUS /miː/
destruction of heart tissue resulting from obstruction of the blood supply to the heart muscle
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
mitte
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
motenounUS /moʊt/
(nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything
From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
not one, and not any
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
a nonmetallic bivalent element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless nonflammable diatomic gas; constitutes 21 percent of the atmosphere by volume; the most abundant element in the earth's crust
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
orde
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
pinenounUS /paɪn/
a coniferous tree
From this reading 672 To dai, for to pine Þe {and} alle þine.
pleing
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
relatesverbUS /rɪˈleɪts/
third-person singular of “relate” — make a logical or causal connection
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
Rowe
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
sarazines
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
schup
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
sede
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
sette
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
seyde
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From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
Sidenote
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
sitte
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
suerde
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
tok
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
wel
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
wiþ
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
þat
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
þe
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
þen
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From this reading ¶ Horn tok þe maister heued, þat he hi{m} hade byreued, 660 ant sette on is suerde, abouen o þen orde. he ferde hom to halle, among þe knyhtes alle, 664 [Headnote: _Horn relates his adventure._] [Sidenote: Horn relates his adventure.]
þine
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
Þo
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From this reading To day, after mi dubbing, So irod on mi pleing, 668 I fond o schup Rowe, Þo hit gan to flowe, Al wiþ sarazines kyn, And none londisse Men.
þou
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From this reading He seyde, “king, wel mote þou sitte, An þine knictes mitte.
þu
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From this reading “Kyng,” he sede, “wel þu sitte, And alle þine kniȝtes mitte.
