381
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
abbay
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
abot
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
aftur
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
anonadverbUS /ˌæˈnɔːn/
at another time
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
completely unclothed
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
euery
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
fayn
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
fonde
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
gaf
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
hode
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From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
honde
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
hym
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
Johne
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
kyngus
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
letturs
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From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
Litulle
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
lorde
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
the force of workers available
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
Moche
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
munke
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From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
oppyned
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
oure
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
priue
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
cut with a saw
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
sawtene
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
express in words
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
Scathlok
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
schereff
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
seelle
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
seid
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From this reading He seid to litulle Johne.
sey
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
slewverbUS /sluː/
turn sharply; change direction abruptly
From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
sonenoun
a unit of perceived loudness equal to the loudness of a 1000-hertz tone at 40 dB above threshold
From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
sothe
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
spyrred
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From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading {381} Litulle Johne spyrred aftur the schereff, And sone he hym fonde, He oppyned the kyngus priue seelle And gaf hym in his honde.
Thir
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading He seid to litulle Johne.
vpon
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
vs
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
wallis
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
Westmynster
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From this reading He is so fayn of him, seid litulle Johne, For sothe as I yow sey ; He has made hym abot of Westmynster, A lorde of that abbay.
at the time that
From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
Wher
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From this reading When the schereff saw the kyngus seelle He did of his hode anon, Wher is the munke that bare the letturs ?
Wylle
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
yow
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From this reading Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
