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mist a la futey e les autres lenohacerent deus lywes e plus liia quant ne le poeint
ateindrey se retornerent e seisirent totes les terres qe Pouke aveyt. li pristrent
Syounv le fltz oandelou de Porkyntoney qe le oonestable Pouke esteita e ...
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Piers Plowman: Concordance
(1) В 1; С 1 B.20.359 The plastres of be person and poudres biten to soore; C.
22.359 The plasteres of the persoun and poudres b[it]en to sore; pouer > power;
poues > pous; pouhe > poke pouke n pouke n. A 2 pouk (1) рои1‹е (1); B 7
pouke ...
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Indeed, he seems to have been the first to spell it ' puck,' all other previous or
contemporary English writers in whose works it has been discovered spelling it
either powke, pooke, or pouke. There seems to be no reason to doubt that ...
William Shakespeare, 2001
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A Glossary of Tudor and Stuart Words: Especially from the ...
pouke, Cooke, a ' puck ', demon, goblin ; ' Chymaera, that same pooke ', Golding,
Metam. vi. 646 ; ' Nor let the Pouke nor other evill sprights . . . Fray us', Spenser,
Epithalamion, 341. 'Pouk' ('pook'), a mischievous fiend, still in use in Sussex ...
Walter William Skeat, Anthony Lawson Mayhew, 1914
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The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and ...
... with his " wyde clothes, within which lay a Lazar," Wyth patriarkes and
prophetes, playinge to gcdres, and asks him what was there, L.00, quath he, and
leet me seo, lord mercy ich seide Hit is precious present, quath he, ac the pouke
hit hath ...
Puck is evidently the same with the old word Pouke, [a] the original meaningof
whichwould seem tobedevil,demon, or evil spirit. We first meet with it in the Vision
of Piers Ploughman, where it undoubtedly signifies 'the grand adversary of God ...
Port, Hugh de, II, 12. Portal, W. Wyndham, Esq., 81. Portal, W. W., Esq., 81 note 2.
Postland, R., 93 note 2. Potter, M., 176. Pottere, J., 134. Pouke, Alicia la, 129, 130
. Pouke, Christina la, 135, 164. Pouke, R., of Wortynge, 133. Pouke, R. le, 164.
Hampshire Record Society, Winchester, 1895
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The Manor of Manydown, Hampshire
Port, Hugh de, II, 12. Portal, W. Wyndham, Esq., 81. Portal, W. W., Esq., 81 note 2.
Postland, R., 93 note 2. Potter, M., 176. Pottere, J., 134. Pouke, Alicia la, 129, 130
. Pouke, Christina la, 135, 164. Pouke, R., of Wortynge, 133. Pouke, R. le, 164.
Manydown Manor, England, George William Kitchin, 1895
Port, Hugh de, II, 12. Portal, W. Wyndham, Esq., 81. Portal, W. W., Esq., 81 note 2.
Postland, R., 93 note 2. Potter, M., 176. Pottere, J., 134. Pouke, Alicia la, 129, 130
. Pouke, Christina la, 135, 164. Pouke, R., of Wortynge, 133. Pouke, R. le, 164.
Hampshire Record Society, 1895
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The works of Edmund Spenser
Ne lei the ponke, &c] The ponke or pouke, (for pouke I conceive is the true
reading,) is the fairy Robin Goodfellow, known by the name of Puck. This spirit
appears to have taken pleasure in deriding the solemnities of the nuptial seast,
and in ...
Edmund Spenser, Henry John Todd, 1805
