CĂRȚI ÎN ENGLEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «STOUTHERIE»
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stoutherie în următoarea selecție bibliografică. Cărți în legătură cu
stoutherie și extrase din aceasta pentru a furniza contextul de întrebuințare al acestuia în literatura Engleză.
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Tammas Bodkin: or the Humours of a Scottish tailor. By W. D. ...
Of coorse, the authorities were clean red-wud wi' anger, at bein' sae cleverly ta'en
in by the Dutchmen, an' left nae stane unturned to find oot the loons that had
received the unleisum stoutherie. The gauger-tribe were fleein' aboot hither an' ...
William Duncan Latto, 1868
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Placing Middle English in Context
... robbing 1567, stealing a1400—, stoutherie 1377—, rape c1400—1712, reit
1456— cl440(sc), larceny c1460—(lw), larcery 1552(sc rr), stouthreif 1493—
a1500—161 1(lw), conveyance 1526—1779, 1678(sc)+1828—, raveny 1506—
1577, ...
Irma Taavitsainen, Terttu Nevalainen, Päivi Pahta, 2000
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The English dialect dictionary
The authorities . . . left nae stane unturned to fin' oot the locus wha had received
the unleisum stoutherie, LA'r'ro Tam Bodkin (1864) vii. UNLESS,prep. Sc. Also in
forms aless Sh.l.; onless Rxb. Dmf. Except. Sh.I. Shti's fine, aless her fingers, ...
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In the Tracks of Montrose
... especially certain individuals named, "are become maist insolent, committing
wild and detestable murders, open reifs, privy stoutherie, barbarous haughing
and goring of oxen, and other enormities" without hindrance or challenge.
Isabel Frances Grant, 1931
B reads in skugry ay, ' ever concealed,' ' by secret ways ever,' and A in stowthry
ay, where stowthry may convey the sense of ' secrecy ' as involved in its familiar
use for smuggled goods (stoutherie, stouthrief, &c.). If array be correct in C and H,
...
Robert Henryson, George Gregory Smith, 1968
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Tammas Bodkin: Swatches O' Hodden-grey
The authorities were clean red-wud wi' anger at bein' sae cleverly ta'en in by the
Dutchmen, an' left nae stane unturned to fin' oot the loons wha had received the
unleisum stoutherie. The gauger-tribe were fleein' hither an' thither like ...
William Duncan Latto, 1894
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The Poems of Robert Henryson
In stowthry ay, in A, is 'in theft always', but stowthry is not elsewhere used in a
metaphorical sense (see OED, stoutherie). In stubbill array, in BsCH, is perhaps '
in awkward condition' (see OED, stubbie a.). 254. cowert, in A, is supported by
line ...
Robert Henryson, Denton Fox, 1981
B reads in skugry ay, ' ever concealed,' ' by secret ways ever,' and A in stowthry
ay, where stowthry may convey the sense of 'secrecy' as involved in its familiar
use for smuggled goods (stoutherie, stouthrief, &c.). If array be correct in C and H,
...
