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Middle English Dictionary
.Why stretchiest so thy whele vpon Mordred Agayne his eme to do so cruel dede
Wherthrough that high & noble conqueroure Without cause shuld algates
peryshed bee. 2. As subordinating conj. introducing locative noun clause
functioning as ...
Hans Kurath, Sherman McAllister Kuhn, Robert E. Lewis,
2000
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Faerie Queene Book Four
... foote her algates did compell. And to alight on foote her algates did compell.
And to alight on foote her algates did compell. And toalighton foote her algates
did compell. And to alight on foote her algates did A A A A At length when as he
saw.
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Chaucer's Legende of Goode Women
And wold algates han another wyf, For which he took with Rome and Cesar stryf.
595 Natheles, forsooth this ilke senatour, Was a ful worthy gentil werreyour, And
of his deeth it was ful gret damage. But Love had brought this man in swioh a ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Hiram Corson,
1864
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Chaucer's Legende of goode women, ed. with an intr. and ...
And wold algates han another wyf, For which he took with Rome and Cesar stryf.
595 Natheles, forsooth this ilke senatour, Was a ful worthy gentil werreyour, And
of his deeth it was ful gret damage. Bat Love had brought this man in swich a ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, Hiram Corson,
1864
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The Complete Poetry and Prose of Geoffrey Chaucer
Also ymaginacioun, al be it so that it taketh of wit the bygynninges to seen° and to
formen the figures, algates 210 althogh that wit ne were nat present, yit it
envyrowneth and comprehendeth alle thinges sensible, nat by resoun sensible of
...
Mark Allen, John Fisher,
2011
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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages,
I Folds'- rsss algates, to speak or talk to one; also to have to do carnally with one.
Falls'- rsw o 'ay-m, to self fig Folsrsssr a' onesi ,_ Paffr'rrs grief-also, a bird that
speaks. Falls? per him or denrrr. See DEN'TES. In &Hast-ears! eflrslor, (a sort of ...
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Ἐπεα πτεροεντα or, The diversions of Purley, 1798, by John ...
ALGATE and even ALGATES, when used adversatively by Chaucer, I suppose,
though so spelled, to mean no other than All-get'. " For ALBEIT tan'eng be noyful,
ALGATE it is not to be reproued in yeuynge of iugement, no in vengeaunce ...
afterwards HORNE TOOKE HORNE (John), Richard TAYLOR (F.R.S., F.S.A.),
1840
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A Glossary and Etymological Dictionary of Obsolete and ...
ALGATES (S. algeates). This word is used to express different meanings; as,
always, nevertheless, wholly, notwithstanding, by all means. He would algatea
his truth hold.' Gnwmwls Cox. An. Andlvrith his flail his leg opprcwd so sore. That
for a ...
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The British Critic: A New Review
I. " When harvest week hath flowly sped, And poor folks scantily are fed, And
weeping mothers hang the head, While younkers ask in vain for bread, Then
famine is a curse, Algates there is a worse : And if ye tell it not, ye are but young It
is the ...
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Epea pteroenta: or The diversions of Purley
Algate and even algates, when used adversa- tively by Chaucer, I suppose,
though so spelled, to mean no other than All-get f. twixt these two causes of
drowning, ALGATES the shyppe is. " For ALBEIT tarieng be noyful, A LGATE it is
not to be ...
John Horne Tooke, Richard Taylor,
1829