10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWITHLY»
Discover the use of
swithly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
swithly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
On the Fromth of the Lifekin
... days of silence" "savoury food" "swiftness" swithe swithe swither swither
switherhood swithlien swithly swithly "to deceive" "deceiver" "deception" "vertigo"
natatory swithmighty swithmood swithsnell swithstrong swive "able to swim"
swiven "to ...
2
Songs of England. The book of English songs, ed. by C. Mackay
William, who high upon the yard Rock'd by the billows to and fro, Soon as the
well-known voice he heard, He sigh'd and cast his eyes below ; The cord flies
swithly through his glowing hands, And quick as lightning on the deck he stands.
Charles Mackay, England, 1857
... SWITCHGRASS SWITCHGRASSES SWITCHING SWITCHMAN SWITCHMEN
SWITCHYARD SWITCHYARDS SWITH SWITHE SWITHER SWITHERED
SWITHERING SWITHERS SWITHLY SWIVE SWIVED SWIVEL SWIVELED
SWIVELING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
Now (quod the ¥Volfe) I sweir thee by my thrift, I trow yon Cadgear Carle dow not
mee beire. fiir (said the Foxe) on loft hee will you lift Upon his creilles, and do him
little deir; But ane thing dare I swithly to you swei.r-, ' Get yee that Herring ...
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Early Modern Northern English Lexis: A Literary Corpus-based ...
44-45. [Lass] An' of o' th' Yune-head hike a Swill I Ta kepp th' Owse blude in:
Luke is cum. EDD W1LLAN List Wds. (181 1). | OED 1569 Richmond Wills (
Surtees) 218, vj sand pokes with iij great swilles. Swith, swythe, swithly [OE swide
] adv.
Javier Ruano-García, 2010
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Everything Scrabble: Third Edition
ZEBROID - Z + L = ? 10. BURSEED - E + O = ? SET E ______ WORD ______
MINUS/PLUS ______ 1. TERGITE - G + P = ? 2. SVELTER - T + O = ? 3.
UMPTEEN - N + A = ? 4. TYPESET - Y + M = ? 5. PIEFORT - P + F = ? 6.
SWITHLY - W + S ...
Joe Edley, John D. Williams, Jr., John Williams, 2009
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A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
G. (' swithly'] swISllcnes f. excess, RBL737. swI3mlhtlg very mighty, PPs85ls.
swI3mod| stout-hearted, brave : insolent, arrogant. swI6modnes f. magnanimity, A
11- 173, SOL 150*. sw!3nes f. excess, violence, CM 458. swI3or comp. of switSe.
John R. Clark Hall, Herbert Dean Meritt, 1960
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The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany
... loft hoe will you lift Upon his creilles, and do him little deir; But ane thing dare I
swithly to you sweir, Get yee that Herring sicker in some place. Yee 6hall not fare
in fishing more whiil Pashe. I shall say in principio upon you. And crosse your ...
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The battles of Dunbar & Prestonpans, and other selected poems
Their pipes an' fiddles skirl an' squeck, And, on the flaggit floors, They dance till
doors and winnocks shake, And own the plough-boy's pow'rs ; And gentles draw
in Grange an' Hiv' To swithly join their plays — A' folk are loved — a' hearts are ...
10
The Pearl Poems: Patience and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
SWYPEE CL: swiftly l2ll. [SWITH adv.] Cf. AS-SWYPE. SWYPE3 PA: pr. 3 sg.
scorches 478. [SWITHE v.] SWYPELY GA: adv. quickly l479. [SWITHLY adv.]
SYDE v. said. See SAY. SYDE(3)(S) n. See SIDE n. SYDE PA: adj. long 353; GA:
243l.
British Library, William Vantuono, 1984
