-
moderately hot and moist; they be
easily concocted; they
nourish meanly, and
yeeld a
reasonable good iuice: but they are
something windie, by
reason whereof...
- 1626. Recorders…were it not for the fipple, that
straitneth the air…would
yeeld no sound. … Some
kinds of winde-instruments, are
blowne at a
small hole...
-
Progenitors say it
comes from a Lake in the
midst of the
continent which yeelds also
other great Rivers,
divers ways
visiting the Sea. They call it Zambeze...
- of
these places, that as yet have very few or no
inhabitants which would yeeld speciall accommodation to such as will
plant there ... By
Captaine Iohn...
-
include frend for
friend (as on Shakespeare's grave),
agenst for against,
yeeld for yield, bild for build, cort for court, sted for stead,
delite for delight...
- of
these places, that as yet have very few or no
inhabitants which would yeeld special accommodation to such as will
plant there . . . By
Captaine Iohn...
- over the fire, to take away
their rank Oyliness;
which afterwards pressed,
yeeld a
milky liquor, and the
Acorns an Amber-colour’d Oyl. In these, mingled...
- show the
simplicity and
directness of his style: Abandon: cast away, or
yeeld up, to
leave or forsake. Abash: blush. Abba: father. Abbess, abbatesse:...
- 1584) The
Copie of a
Letter written by M.
Doctor Allen concerning the
Yeelding up of the
Citie of Daventrie, unto his
Catholike Majestie, by Sir William...
-
different woodcut, with a
varied motto, "Well
feare the Pleasure, That
yeelds such Treasure." The
woodcut in the 4th
edition title of the
other editions...
