10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRAITHLY»
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graithly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
graithly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Middle English Dictionary
(Hrl) *5l8a: And sum bare brandes brinand bright Pat bai might graithly se be gat.
?al425 Mandev. (Eg) 70/2: pe whilk. . descryued me be maners of ober cuntrees
of Cristendon als graythely and als verraily as bai had bene euer sit dwelland in ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, 1964
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The "Gest Hystoriale" of the Destruction of Troy: An ...
Graithe, Graithly, Graitlincs, as used in this work, and as still used, express the
idea of skill, ability, care, and consequently, preparation, determination,
completeness, success. See Glossary for examples. 1. 55. weghes he hade,
authors he ...
Guido delle Colonne, Huchown, Benoît (de Sainte-More), 1869
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The Bruce; Or, The Book of the Most Excellent and Noble ...
759. greiär, ready. Graîthed, pt. pl. a reading in H. for Redyit, i. e, made ready, 9.
171 (footnote). (The sense is the same ; see above. and Grathit.) Graithly, adn.
directly, 19. 708. Icel. groiölìga, readily. Scl' Grathly. Grant, 1 p. s. pr. I agree, 4.
352 ...
Walter William Skeat, John Lydgate, 1870
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The Bruce; Or, The Book of the Most Excellent and Noble ...
759. Icel. grei&i; ready. Graithed, pt. pi. a reading in H. for Redyit, i.e. made ready,
9. 171 (footnote). (The sense is the Banie ; see above, and Grathit.) Graithly, adv.
directly, 19. 708. Icel. greiiliga, readily. See Grathly. Grant, 1 p. s. pr. I agree, 4.
Walter William Skeat, John Lydgate, 1870
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Early Modern Northern English Lexis: A Literary Corpus-based ...
1781 Hutton Greidly, well-meaning, or anything good in its kind. EDD Graithly 1.
adj. Of persons honest, upright, respectable. DOST Graithly In mod. north. Eng.
dial, as gradely. Careful, attentive. OED 1 . Of persons, their actions and attributes
, ...
Javier Ruano-García, 2010
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King Arthur's death: the Middle English stanzaic Morte ...
Then Sir Gawain was glad; again him he rides; With Galuth, his good sword,
graithly him hittes; The knighTon the courser he cleved in sonder, Clenlich fro the
crown his corse he devised, 1390 And thus he killes the knight with his kidd
wepen.
Larry Dean Benson, Edward E. Foster, 1994
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The process of the seuyn sages. Octouian imperator. Sir ...
Graithly, readily - ' Grame, AA. 657, sorrow, griet', anger, .Saz. Hou godes grama
come to toune, SS. 2703? Grame, AA. 214, angry, grim Grainercy, grant mercy,
great thanks, Fr. Gras, SS. 658, grace, Fr. Grattes. The grattes maysters yede him
...
Henry William Weber, 1810
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The Bruce, Or, The Metrical History Of The Life And Acts Of ...
... As all the warld our awne war, ' “ Quhill that the nycht weill fallin be. “ And than,
with all our harnays, we “ Sall tak our way hamwart in by. “ And we sall 'gyit be
graithly, ' “ Quhill we be out off thair daunger, “ That lyis now enclossyt her.
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Advertisement. Dissertation on romance and minstrelsy. ...
... That never a pece with other held; Wonder it es that any man Might ber the
strakes that he toke than. Mister haved he of socour, For he come never in swilk a
stour, 3190 3200 l Bot manly evyr with al his mayn, And graithly 134 YWAINE
AND ...
... and all thar lang fermoun, Quhen Jupiter, from his heich fpeir, adoun Blent on
the failrife feys and erth tharby,` With pepill dwellyng on coitis fer fyndry; Heich in-
the hevynnys top he baid hoverand, And of Lyby beheld graithly the land.
