used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
alnounUS /æl/
a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
AlasexclamationUS /əˈlæs/
used to show sadness, pity, or regret
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
alle
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
amende
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
awey
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
bene
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
bere
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
Bothe
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
brothyr
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
buryed
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
a geological formation consisting of an underground enclosure with access from the surface of the ground or from the sea
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
clene
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
cley
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
comforte
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
consolator
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
deth
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
dethe
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
dewnounUS /duː/
water that has condensed on a cool surface overnight from water vapor in the air
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
dothauxiliary verbUS /dɔːθ/
an old form of “does”
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
dyeverbUS /daɪ/
color with dye
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
erthely
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
ffal
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
ffayr
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
ffoot
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
ffor
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
ffrendys
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
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 _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
death of a person
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
grounde
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/
an old form of “has”
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
heednounUS /hiːd/
paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)
From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
helpe
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
herte
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
holde
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
hym
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
itt
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
kynde
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
kytt
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
Lete
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
lyne
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
Magdalyn
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
Martha
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
moy
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
murne
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
myght
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
myn
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
nedys
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
NonadverbUS /nɑːn/
negation of a word or group of words
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
oure
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
pesnoun
the part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
pittnounUS /pɪt/
a British playwright who created the fictional character Sweeney Todd (1799-1855)
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
address a deity, a prophet, a saint or an object of worship; say a prayer
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
PrimusnounUS /ˈpraɪməs/
the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church of Scotland
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
schete
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
Secundus
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
sepulturenoun
the ritual placing of a corpse in a grave
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
sertan
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
ses
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
slytt
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
sorwinge
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
streyte
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
a quantity of money
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
tannounUS /tæn/
a browning of the skin resulting from exposure to the rays of the sun
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
telle
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
Tertius
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
express gratitude or show appreciation to
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
therfore
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
throte
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
thynke
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
tyme
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
wepynge
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
used to ask for information about something
From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
at the time that
From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
in or at the place that
From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
in the company of; together with
From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
wolde
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
wounde
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
wulde
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
wurde
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From this reading _Magdalyn._ Alas! that wurde myn herte doth slytt, That he must now in cley be grave; I wolde sum man my throte wulde kytt, That I with hym myght lyne in cave.
wyght
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
xal
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From this reading _Primus consolator._ Be of good comforte and thank God of al, ffor dethe is dew to every man; What tyme that deth on us xal ffal, Non erthely wyght the oure telle can.
xul
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
ȝe
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From this reading _Tertius consolator._ Bothe heed and ffoot now he is wounde, In a schete bothe ffayr and clene, Lete us bere hym streyte to that grounde, Where that ȝe thynke his grave xal bene.
ȝit
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From this reading _Martha._ We alle xul dye, that is sertan, But ȝit the blood of kynde nature, When dethe the brothyr awey hath tan, Must nedys murne that sepulture.
ȝour
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
ȝow
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From this reading _Secundus consolator._ Good ffrendys, I pray ȝow holde ȝour pes, Alle ȝour wepynge moy not amende itt; Of ȝour sorwinge therfore now ses, And helpe he were buryed in a cley pitt.
