used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading A REPLICATION AGAINST IGNORAUNT PERSONES.
touching and pressing; in opposition to
From this reading A REPLICATION AGAINST IGNORAUNT PERSONES.
Agaynst
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
aryse
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
beleve
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
blynded
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From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
blyndnes
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
a tight-fitting headdress
From this reading CAP.
clatternounUS /ˈklætər/
a rattling noise (often produced by rapid movement)
From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
having or capable of producing colors
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
erre
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From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
fablesnounUS /ˈfeɪbəlz/
plural of “fable” — a deliberately false or improbable account
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
folysh
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From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
folyshnes
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
IGNORAUNT
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From this reading A REPLICATION AGAINST IGNORAUNT PERSONES.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
IXnoun
the cardinal number that is the sum of eight and one
From this reading IX.
maner
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
a vaguely specified concern
From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
mynde
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
not any; not one
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
many times at short intervals
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
opprest
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
PERSONES
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From this reading A REPLICATION AGAINST IGNORAUNT PERSONES.
REPLICATIONnounUS /ˌrepləˈkeɪʃən/
the act of making copies
From this reading A REPLICATION AGAINST IGNORAUNT PERSONES.
socially incorrect in behavior
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
solisgyse
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
Suche
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
theyr
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
trouth
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
whan
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From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading For folysh people, blynded in a matter, Will often erre whan they of it do clatter.
in the company of; together with
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
wyll
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
wyse
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From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading But rude people, opprest with blyndnes, Agaynst your fables wyll often solisgyse, Suche is theyr mynde, such is theyr folyshnes; For they beleve in no maner of wyse That under a colour a trouth may aryse.
