26
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
271
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
277
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From this reading [Linenotes: 277.
280
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
285
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
ase
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
browght
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
burd
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
showing who or what does the action
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
a large and stately mansion
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
downe
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From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
a fat-soluble vitamin that is essential for normal reproduction; an important antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals in the body
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
esnounUS /es/
a radioactive transuranic element produced by bombarding plutonium with neutrons
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
Euyr
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
ganverbUS /ɡæn/
inflected form of “gin” — separate the seeds from (cotton) with a cotton gin
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
gentrynounUS /ˈdʒentri/
the most powerful members of a society
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
hande
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
hathe
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
haue
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
hym
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
hyme
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
a polite name for any woman
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
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 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
Linenote
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
Linenotes
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From this reading [Linenotes: 277.
LionsnounUS /ˈlaɪənz/
plural of “lion” — large gregarious predatory feline of Africa and India having a tawny coat with a shaggy mane in the male
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
lyenounUS /laɪ/
a strong solution of sodium or potassium hydroxide
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
lyonnys
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From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
a common nonmetallic element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless inert diatomic gas; constitutes 78 percent of the atmosphere by volume; a constituent of all living tissues
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
not any; not one
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
nowght
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From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
nyee
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From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
a nonmetallic bivalent element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless nonflammable diatomic gas; constitutes 21 percent of the atmosphere by volume; the most abundant element in the earth's crust
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
orenounUS /ɔːr/
a mineral that contains metal that is valuable enough to be mined
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
the time that has elapsed
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
past form of “print” — put into print
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
Ryght
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
schaƚƚ
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
sche
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
seyd
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
inflected form of “show” — give an exhibition of to an interested audience
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
Sidenote
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
slepe
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
smale
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
soche
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
a short musical composition with words
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
tanounUS /tɑː/
a hard grey lustrous metallic element that is highly resistant to corrosion; occurs in niobite and fergusonite and tantalite
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
plural of “take” — the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
teƚƚ
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
thow
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
thowght
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
an old word for “your”, speaking to one person
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
thynkythe
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From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
tokyn
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
TorrentnounUS /ˈtɔːrənt/
a heavy rain
From this reading [[Linenote 271: _all “e” and “o” printed as shown_]] (26) [Sidenote: The Lady takes Torrent past the Lions, into the Castle.] ‘Euyr~ me thynkythe be thy tale, The song of the burd{es} smale On slepe hathe hyme browght.’
tw
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
twa
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
wakyn
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From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
woldnounUS /woʊld/
a tract of open rolling country (especially upland)
From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
woldd
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From this reading But woldd{es} thow for thy gentry Do the lyonnys downe lye, That they nyee me nowght?’
wrowght
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From this reading 285 By the hande sche gan{n}e hym ta And led hyme in~ be{tw}e them twa; Ryght ase sche wold, they wrowght.
an old word for “you”, speaking to more than one person
From this reading ‘Ye,’ seyd Torrent, ‘ore he be wakyn~, 280 I schaƚƚ the teƚƚ soche a tokyn~, Of hym thow haue no thowght!
