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Truth, I presume, is meant, though it does not seem to agree with the context, which is pure nonsense in its present condition.

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Great.

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Least.

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Flee.

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Yea.

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Ring, I fancy.

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Naught.

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Our.

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Taught.

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Laughed.

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See.

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If.

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Here the orthography changes.

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Meant.

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I think there must be some allusion here, which can only be arrived at by knowing the date of its composition.

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An elision for creepeth; possibly an intermediate etymological state of creeps.

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From "to cavil."

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Dd. 2. 41. fo. 38 b.

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Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. 228.

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Danett's Translation. edit. 1614, p. 203.

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Monstrelet edit. 1845, ii. 471.

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Ibid. 476.

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Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. 227.

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Cavendish, Life of Wolsey, edit. Singer, 1825, vol. i. p. 104.

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Fuller, Church History, edit. 1837, i. pp. 227, 228.

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New Monthly Magazine, vol. liii. p. 160.

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He may have added the Armoric or Breton mor, mar; and the Irish muir, mara.

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