10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «LITHERLY»
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A Dictionary of English Etymology
... schlotteriger mensch, a man negligent in dress, whose clothes hang loose and
dangling. Liederlich arbeiten, to work slightly, carelessly, slubber a thing over. A
clerk had litherly beset his while But if he could a carpenter beguile. — Chaucer.
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A Lexical Concordance to the Works of Geoffrey Chaucer: E-L
poorly 1: litherly[l] A. Ml 3299 "A clerk hadde litherly biset his whyle, litherly — '
litherli adv. litil1 —'litel1 n. litil2 —'litel2 adj. litil3 —'litel3 adv. litle —'litel2 adj. live
— ' liven v. livede — ' liven v. liven v. [ <MED<1)>; <OED> s.v. live v.1] live, exist ...
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Salopia antiqua, or, An enquiry from personal survey into ...
Litherly, adj. lazy. Not very provincial, I think. Sir D. Lyndsay, Chaucer, R. of Glo'
ster. Bullokar, has litherly, slothful. " A Sax. lythre, malus, pravus." My lad he is so
lit her, he said, He will doe nought that's meete. King Estmere, v. 203. A clerk had
...
Charles Henry Hartshorne, 1841
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Seinte Marherete the Meiden Ant Martyr, in Old English
"Tea," quoth she, " but they, | who weened for to for-do (destroy) him, | thine
forefathers, | are for-faren (gone to ruin) ruefully | and forlorn litherly (badly) ; | and
he liveth king-bairn | y-crowned in his kingdom | kaisar of kings | eternally in
heaven.
Saint Margaret (of Antioch), Thomas Oswald Cockayne, 1866
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The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
Proverb LITHERLY, Idly. This word is rarely used. “ Some litherly lubber more
eateth than two, Yet leaves undone what another would do.” Tusser. LITHING,
The thickening of broth, Vid. lithe. LITLE, Little. A strong emphasis is laid on the i.
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The Broadview Anthology of Medieval Drama
With my staff can I leap, complain 170 And men say “light cheap Litherly foryields.
”7 FIRST SHEPHERD. Thou were an ill lad—to ride on wooing With a man that
had but little ofspending— SECOND SHEPHERD. Peace, boy, I bade; no more ...
Christina M. Fitzgerald, John T. Sebastian, 2012
... any man in this hall Were able him to beate." King h'stmere. Percy Bet " Ze war
not wount to be so leddir ilk ane." Doug. Virg. p. 391. I' lither man's guise, Is nivver
to bed And nivver to rise. Proverb LITHERLY, Idly. This word is rarely used.
William Carr (B.D.), 1828
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The Dialect of Craven, in the West-Riding of the County of ...
Proverb LITHERLY, Idly. This word is rarely used. " Some lilherly lubber more
eateth than two, Y"et leaves undone what another would do." Tusser. LITHING,
The thickening of broth, Vid. lithe. LITLE, Little. A strong emphasis is laid on the i.
720 Thus can I learn you, sirs, to bear the devil's sack, And yet I trow some of you
be better sped than I Friendship to feign and think full litherly. Paint to a purpose
good countenance I can, And craftily can I grope how every man is minded; 725 ...
John Skelton, Paula Neuss, 1980
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The Broadview Anthology of British Literature, second ...
With my staff can I leap, And men say “light cheap Litherly foryields.”10 complain
FIRST SHEPHERD. Christ's curse, my knave, thou art a FIRST SHEPHERD.
Thou were an ill lad—to ride on lither hind!2 . wowing . . SECOND SHEPHERD.
Joseph Black, Leonard Conolly, Kate Flint, 2009
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Flocking to the Folger to Fluff Up a Medieval Relic
... riddled with such words as "mickle" and "brickle" and "litherly." She has drilled her actors, and she has liaised with the members of the Folger ... «Washington Post, dez 07»
