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- verb Obsolete spelling of
bring .
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Examples
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Und Gott sprach: Die Erde bringe hervor lebendige Tiere, ein jegliches nach seiner Art: Vieh, Gewürm und Tiere auf Erden, ein jegliches nach seiner Art.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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I most humbelly beseche your Honner to be good and kinde and fethful to my deerest younge lady, now you have her; or I shall brake my harte for having done some dedes that have helped to bringe things to this passe.
Clarissa Harlowe 2006
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Next time I'll bringe some cake mix, as there is a box full of kitchen utensils there including a mixer, a waffle iron boring to make for 15 people, though and a cake tin.
Skydiving weekend :-) magnio 2006
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And that thei honestly and diligently bringe vp, suche children as God sendeth them of theyr bodies.
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When so euer any mannes father ther, dieth: all his kinsfolke bringe euery man one beast or other to the house of the sonne that kepeth the funeral.
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These do thei bringe vp, and make of as deerly, as thei do of their owne children: teachinge them to ride, to shote, to throwe the darte, and suche like feates, with great diligence and handsomenes.
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They compte it a principall blessednes to be withoute those thinges what so euer they be, that bringe sorowe or griefe to their hauers.
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The last on St Mathias day did wend + vnto his home, & pilgrimages ende [LINE 90] this feast comes in that season wch doth bringe vppon dead Winters cold, a lyvelie Springe
My Name Was Martha: A Renaissance Woman's Autobiographical Poem 1993
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When Moulsworth describes her third husband's death as having occurred "in that season wch doth bringe/vppon dead Winters cold, a lyvlie Springe" (ll. 91-92), she effectively plays on a pattern of seasonal imagery that has been building since the poem's very first line.
My Name Was Martha: A Renaissance Woman's Autobiographical Poem 1993
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"Wee think it very necessarye that every quorister sholde bringe with him to churche a Testament in Englishe, and turne to everie chapter as it is daily read, or som other good and godly prayer-booke, rather than spend their tyme in talk and hunting after _spur-money_, whereon they set their whole mindes, and do often abuse dyvers if they doe not bestowe somewhat on them."
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