2665
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
2670
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
2675
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
AdamnounUS /ˈædəm/
(Old Testament) in Judeo-Christian mythology; the first man and the husband of Eve and the progenitor of the human race
From this reading _Sir Adam._ My Purse.
AlleynounUS /ˈæli/
a narrow street with walls on both sides
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
Antiquarynoun
an expert or collector of antiquities
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
a piece of furniture that provides a place to sleep
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
boonenounUS /buːn/
an American pioneer and guide and explorer (1734-1820)
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
boulenounUS /buːl/
an inlaid furniture decoration; tortoiseshell and yellow and white metal form scrolls in cabinetwork
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
a woman who has recently been married
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
Chaine
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From this reading _Sir Quin._ My Chaine.
daunce
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
exquisitely fine and subtle and pleasing; susceptible to injury
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
having finished or arrived at completion
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
opinion or judgment
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
giue
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
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 |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
hastauxiliary verbUS /hæst/
an old form of “have”, used with “thou”
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
the state of being honored
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Iddow
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
Ile
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
ist
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
KinnounUS /kɪn/
a person having kinship with another or others
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
KinglyadjectiveUS /ˈkɪŋli/
having the rank of or resembling or befitting a king
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material used
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Leige
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Mid-nights
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Mistris
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading _Sir Quin._ My Chaine.
assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
neuer
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
participate in games or sport
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
poundverbUS /paʊnd/
hit hard with the hand, fist, or some heavy instrument
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
in the near future
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
PursenounUS /pɜːrs/
a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women)
From this reading _Sir Adam._ My Purse.
QuinnounUS /kwɪn/
one of five children born at the same time from the same pregnancy
From this reading _Sir Quin._ My Chaine.
reuerend
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
Ribands
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
rubbersnounUS /ˈrʌbərz/
plural of “rubber” — an elastic material obtained from the latex sap of trees (especially trees of the genera Hevea and Ficus) that can be vulcanized and finished into a variety of products
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
Rufus
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
scorne
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Sesu
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
silkenadjectiveUS /ˈsɪlkən/
having a smooth, gleaming surface reflecting light
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
term of address for a man
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
Sleepe
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
an old word for “you”, as the object, speaking to one person
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
an old word for “you”, as the subject, speaking to one person
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Tuc
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
tye
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
Vau
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From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
vp
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From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
the social event at which the ceremony of marriage is performed
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
in the company of; together with
From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading _Kin._ Ile giue thee Kingly honour: _Night_ and _Sleepe_, With silken Ribands would tye vp our eyes, |2675| But Mistris Bride, one measure shall be led, In scorne of Mid-nights hast, and then to bed.
wut
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading |2665| _Sir Vau._ Play out your rubbers in Gods name, by Sesu Ile neuer boule more in your Alley, Iddow.
ô
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From this reading _Tuc._ Ile Chaine thee presently, and giue thee ten pound and |2670| a purse: a boone my Leige: ... daunce ô my delicate Rufus, at my wedding with this reuerend Antiquary; ist done? wut thou?
