- The Târnava Mare ("Great Târnava"; Hungarian: Nagy-Küküllő; German: Große Kokel) is a
river in Romania. Its
total length is 223 km (139 mi) and its basin...
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plesure I have with all my
herte and
goode wille giffen and
graunted unto you... I
shall be as glad to
plese you as
youre herte can
desire hit, and I knowe...
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grace in
herte to se How aungelus, when he ys wroth, From hym
faste flen and goth, And
fendes faste to hym renneth, And wyþ
fuyre of ****e hys
herte breneth...
- bənwa]; born 11
December 1943), also
known as
Fabrice Laroche,
Robert de
Herte,
David Barney, and
other pen names, is a
French political philosopher and...
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English spelling) (oon) (two) (three) (fower) (five) (six) (seven) (mother) (
herte) (heere(n))
Early Modern English, c. 1600 oːn >! wʊn twuː > tuː θriː foːr...
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blindeth the
herte of a man, and Ire
troubleth a man; and
Accidie maketh him hevy, thoghtful, and wrawe. /
Envye and Ire
maken bitternesse in
herte;
which bitternesse...
- 11
August 2022.
Retrieved 11
August 2022. "Gervase
Markham (Pancakes)".
Hertes of England.
Archived from the
original on 16
February 2016.
Retrieved 12...
- for the fruit, "open-****": This
white top
writeth myne olde yeris; Myn
herte is
mowled also as myne
heris — But if I fare as
dooth an open-ers. That...
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preest over alle preestes, that
boghte us with the
precious blood of his
herte; so that is may been oon of hem at the day of doom that
shulle be saved...
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Middle English spelling (c. 1350) oon two
three fower five six
seven mother herte heere(n) foot feet Late ME
final reduction (late 1300s) >! fowr fiːv hert...
