An English garner; ingatherings from our history and literature . ger. Sowning into, tending to. Spill, destroy. Starven, die. Styed, mounted. Sue, pursue, follow. Supplye, supplicate. Siound, space of time. Sy, saw. Tayd, tied. Teen, sorrow. Thee, thrive. 324 Glossary Tho, then. Throw, space of time. Till, to. Title, lose. To-coming, future. Train, treachery. Truage, tribute. Ttike, a dress material. Tynde, antlers. Unketh, unknown, strange. Unneath, unnethis, hardly. Unwieldy, impotent. Wed, pledge. Welt, wielded, disposed of. Werrey, make war on. Wight, man. Wight, strong. Witen, know. Wond
An English garner; ingatherings from our history and literature . ger. Sowning into, tending to. Spill, destroy. Starven, die. Styed, mounted. Sue, pursue, follow. Supplye, supplicate. Siound, space of time. Sy, saw. Tayd, tied. Teen, sorrow. Thee, thrive. 324 Glossary Tho, then. Throw, space of time. Till, to. Title, lose. To-coming, future. Train, treachery. Truage, tribute. Ttike, a dress material. Tynde, antlers. Unketh, unknown, strange. Unneath, unnethis, hardly. Unwieldy, impotent. Wed, pledge. Welt, wielded, disposed of. Werrey, make war on. Wight, man. Wight, strong. Witen, know. Wonder, wondrous. Wone, dwell. Woning watte, dwelling place. Wood, mad. Wyte, blame. Y-, participial prefix. Yede, yode, went. Y-nocked, notched. Y-wis, certainly. Edinburgh : Printed by T. and A. Constabif. THE LIBRARYUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara THIS BOOK IS DUE ON THE LAST DATESTAMPED BELOW. Series 9482 3 1205 03058 0862 AA 001 360 690 0. This quaint old engraving of St. Helena is from theNavigations of Jan Huygen van Linschoten, publishedat Amsterdam in 1610. Linschoten, a man of Harlem bybirth, sailed to the East in the train of Bishop Fonsecaof Portugal. He tells us that the only regular inhabitantof the island was a hermit; but sick men were often leftthere, with some rice and biscuit, to recover from scurvy,and then picked up by other ships, this being a regularplace of call. He tells us that inscriptions on the islandwent back as far as 1510. There are some wonderfulpictures of flying fish in the vicinity of the island. THE PENSHURST EDITION OF an Cngltsf) Earner INGATHERINGS FROM OURHISTORY AND LITERATURE EDITED BY PROFESSOR EDWARD ARBER
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