This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1865 Excerpt: ...ie harie. Why do you liarye the poore fellowe on this facyon? I harry, or carry by force, it trayne, and ie kercelU. He haryeth hym aboute, as if he were a traytour." Ang.-Sax. herjian, vastare. Forby gives harriage, signifying confusion. 4 This term did not originally denote a dissolute woman, but a low fellow, a ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1865 Excerpt: ...ie harie. Why do you liarye the poore fellowe on this facyon? I harry, or carry by force, it trayne, and ie kercelU. He haryeth hym aboute, as if he were a traytour." Ang.-Sax. herjian, vastare. Forby gives harriage, signifying confusion. 4 This term did not originally denote a dissolute woman, but a low fellow, a buffoon, a varlet. See Sir Cleges, line 349; Ywaine and Otawin, line 2404 j Chaucer, and the Vis. of P. Ploughman. Fox speaks of a company of sectarians who were named harlots, in the reign of Hen. III. Acts and Mon. i. 305; Lambarde's Peramb. of Kent, 178. "Qerro, a tryfelour, or a harlott." Mp.d. MS. Cant. "An harlott, balcUor, rutiicut, gerro, mima, joaUtitor, paniomima, immiUuCer, histrix, nugator, scurrulus, mandncHS. An harlottry, le&tcitas, inmbamlas, Sic. To do harlottry, scurrari." Cath. Ano. Harms. Dampnum, detrimen tum, dispendium. Harmles. Indempnis. Harmyd. Dampnificatus. Harmys'. Dampnifico. Harneys, or rayment. Para-mentwn. Harneys, wepyne. Arma, plur. Harneys, or hustylment (iustru-mentys longynge to howsolde, K.) Utensile. Harneys for hors. Falere, plur. Harneysyb', or a-rayyiT wythe harneys and wepyne (hanieysyn or armyn, p.) Armo. Harpe. Cithara, lira. Harpyn"', Cithariso. Harp Stryngys. Fidis, c. F. Harpowre. Citharista, citha-reda, liricen, Jidicen, dico. Harske, or haske, as sundry frutys (hars, or harske, p.)1 Stipticus, poriticus. Harowe (harwe, K.) Erpica, Cath. et Kylvv. traha, c. F. et Brit.; et traho sic) Anglice a slede. Harwye'. Erpico, Cath. Hasarde, play. Aleatura. Hasarde (sic, s. p.) or hasar-dowre. Aleator, va. v. aleo, CATH. HA880K.S Ulphus. Haaste. Festinencia, festinacio. Haste, yn sodente (hayste, or so-dayne, s.)s Ivqietus. Hasty. Festinus, impeluosus, pre-ceps. Hastybere, c...
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