10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GREWHOUND»
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grewhound in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grewhound and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Therefore, my lord, if yee think it bee done, Without delay cause slay your
grewhound soon. The knight hearing her sorrowfull tythance, How to his son had
fallen such mischance, Homeward in haste but bode hee made him bown, And in
the ...
Sir Egerton Brydges, 1814
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Restituta; or, Titles, extracts, and characters of old books ...
Therefore, my lord, if yee think it bee done, Without delay cause slay your
grewhound soon. The knight hearing her sorrowfull tythance, How to his son had
fallen such mischance, Homeward in haste but bode hee made him bown, And in
the ...
Samuel Egerton Brydges (sir, bart.), 1814
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Restituta: Or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books ...
Therefore, my lord, if yee think it bee done, Without delay cause slay your
grewhound soon. The knight hearing her sorrowfull tythance, How to his son had
fallen such mischance, Homeward in haste but bode hee made him bown, And in
the ...
Samuel Egerton Brydges, 1814
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Rob Stene's Dream: A Poem
Quhen the grewhound is hangit & drawin, Put on his Ikin abone thyne awin, Hyd
weill thyne hornis, syne bark & bray, Thow neids na mair thy fais to fray. git, sayid
pe Ram, I stand sum aw, My freinds to flay, w' owt a law, Knawing na cryme for ...
Rob Stene, William Motherwell, 1836
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History of the Regality of Musselburgh: With Numerous ...
Johne Adamsone, in Carraill, enterit his schip, callit the Grewhound, laidned with
vj° daillis, ii° treis, and Bum stingis and hurnwood. William Tailzeour, in Carrail,
enterit his bark, called the Margaret of Carraill, laidned with iij° treis, iiij° daillis, ...
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The Seven Sages: In Scotish Metre
This Knicht al[o he had ane gay Grewhound That nane mair [wyft, did rin upon
the groüd Alfo he had ane Falcon fair of flieht, Dicht [wyft of wing quhen [cho likit
to licht. Thir twa the lltnicht lufit abone meafure, "LSecaus oft times thay did him ...
The nixt him wekche, K kein him clene st neid. The thzid to bzing him vnto Sein
snd reü, The Mobill Anicht koz his bsrne thocht it beü. This Nnicht slko he hsd sne
gsx Grewhound Thst nsne msir lwxtt, did rin uvon the groüd 3lko he hsd sne ...
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Scottish Notes and Queries
This your grewhound, withouttin helpis ma Our onlie childe al quite hes tane 1s
fra. Quhairfoir my self vnto the hour I die, Sail neuer eit, quhill I reuengit be Upon
your hound, quhilk hes my ane sone slane, Nor in your bed sall neuer come ...
John Bulloch, John Alexander Henderson, 1897
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
'iSus.l [The word grew is prob. due to grewnd, an old contractcd form of
grewhound (q.v.).] GREW, '0. and sb.2 Lan. Chs. Stf. Der. Lin. th. War. \Vor. Shr.
Glo. Also written grue s.Chs.'; and in form graw Lan. [gm-i.] ln pp, besides the
regular forms ...
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Quarter Session Records
Skeat does not specially note the form grewhound, though he does call attention
to the Ancren Riwle htmgreahund. " The Icel. greyhundr, a greyhound, composed
of grey, a dog, and hundr, a hound," he says, supplies the origin of our current ...
Great Britain. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (North Riding of Yorkshire), Great Britain. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (Yorkshire. North Riding), John Christopher Atkinson, 1888
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GREWHOUND»
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Gray matter, or many more shades of grey/gray, part 1
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