471
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
670
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
680
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
690
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
aisliche
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
one or some or every or all without specification
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
aspyede
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From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
auntrede
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
bote
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
Carmes
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From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
coppe
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From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
coveytise
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
Crede
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
faile
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
ferthere
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
fonden
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From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
fraynen
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From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
frere
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From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
fulnoun
a family of languages of the Fulani of West Africa and used as a lingua franca in the sub-Saharan regions from Senegal to Chad; the best known of the West African languages
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
gloseth
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
Godes
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
godspel
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
haltverbUS /hɔːlt/
cause to stop
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
in or at this place; where the speaker or writer is
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
hetes
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
hym
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
lel
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
Lere
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
lerne
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
letten
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
Leve
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
levest
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
liif
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
Lordes
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
a strong positive emotion of regard and affection
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
loveth
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
lyveth
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
mede
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
the most common medium of exchange; functions as legal tender
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
used when the speaker is also the object of the action
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
nenounUS /niː/
a colorless odorless gaseous element that give a red glow in a vacuum tube; one of the six inert gasses; occurs in the air in small amounts
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
neyther
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
not any; not one
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
noughtnoun
a mathematical element that when added to another number yields the same number
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
pater-noster
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
preyingverbUS /ˈpreɪɪŋ/
-ing form of “prey” — profit from in an exploitatory manner
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
a feeling of self-respect and personal worth
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
seide
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
seyde
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From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
sireverbUS /ˈsaɪər/
make (offspring) by reproduction
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
somnounUS /sɑːm/
the basic unit of money in Uzbekistan
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
synne
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From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
taverne
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From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
in or at that place or location
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
an old word for “you”, as the subject, speaking to one person
From this reading There I auntrede me in, And aisliche I seyde, 680 "Leve sire, for the Lordes love That thou on levest!
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Than seide I to myself, "Here is no bote; Here pride is the pater-noster In preying of synne; 670 {471} Her Crede is coveytise:-- Now can I no ferthere.
totedverbUS /ˈtoʊtɪd/
past form of “tote” — carry with difficulty
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
werchen
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
wil
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From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
in the company of; together with
From this reading Than toted I into a taverne, And there I aspyede Two frere Carmes With a ful coppe.
Withouten
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From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
a unit of language that native speakers can identify
From this reading Lere me to som man My Crede for to lerne, That lyveth in lel liif, And loveth no synne, And gloseth nought the godspel, But halt Godes hetes, And neyther money ne mede Ne may hym nought letten, 690 But werchen after Godes word, Withouten any faile.
but in spite of that
From this reading Yet wil I fonden forth, And fraynen the Carmes."
