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... ( hence ) stuff , goings - on , etc .; 2. 4 . 98 ; 5. 1. 60 GENERAL , universal ; 3. 2. 67 GENTLE , ( i ) used before proper name or title as complimen- tary term in polite address ; 1. 2. 16 ; 1. 4. 13 ; 1. 5. 65 ; 2. 2.93 ; 3. I. 83 ; 4 ...
... ( hence ) stuff , goings - on , etc .; 2. 4 . 98 ; 5. 1. 60 GENERAL , universal ; 3. 2. 67 GENTLE , ( i ) used before proper name or title as complimen- tary term in polite address ; 1. 2. 16 ; 1. 4. 13 ; 1. 5. 65 ; 2. 2.93 ; 3. I. 83 ; 4 ...
Page 124
... ( hence ) relics upon which oaths were sworn , ( hence ) the formula ' by my halidome ' which by association with ' dame ' became ' holidame ' , So that the phrase was popularly taken as ' by our Lady ' ( v . O.E.D. ) ; 1. 3. 44 HOLP ...
... ( hence ) relics upon which oaths were sworn , ( hence ) the formula ' by my halidome ' which by association with ' dame ' became ' holidame ' , So that the phrase was popularly taken as ' by our Lady ' ( v . O.E.D. ) ; 1. 3. 44 HOLP ...
Page 125
... hence , an early morning song , esp . one for the newly married ( cf. Cotgrave , ' Res- veil ' ) ; 3. 5. 34 HURDLE , a kind of frame or sledge on which traitors used to be drawn through the streets to execution ' ( O.E.D. 1c ) ; 3. 5 ...
... hence , an early morning song , esp . one for the newly married ( cf. Cotgrave , ' Res- veil ' ) ; 3. 5. 34 HURDLE , a kind of frame or sledge on which traitors used to be drawn through the streets to execution ' ( O.E.D. 1c ) ; 3. 5 ...
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