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- noun Plural form of
ladye .
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Examples
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/ye shal be called ladyes/for bycause that ye shall be spoused to the kyng of all kynges.
A Ryght Profytable Treatyse Compendiously Drawen Out Of Many and Dyvers Wrytynges Of Holy Men Thomas Betson
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Susan Bradford devotes page after gooey page to the Ring Tournament inThrough Some Eventful Years , writing of “ladyes faire” and “Sir Knights,” wishing that she had “an enchanted pen from fairyland instead of this prosaic typewriter.”
Dream State Diane Roberts 2008
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And aftre thei maken to come in, other damyselles, bryngynge coupes of gold, fulle of mylk of dyverse bestes, and zeven drynke to lordes and to ladyes.
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And aftre his wyfes, on the same syde, sytten the ladyes of his lynage, zit lowere, aftre that thei ben of estate.
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Seynt Symeon: and with oute the cloyster of the temple, toward the northe, is a fulle faire chirche of Seynte Anne, oure ladyes modre: and there was oure lady conceyved.
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And whan the queen and alle the othere noble ladyes sawen, that thei weren alle wydewes, and that alle the rialle blood was lost, thei armed hem, and as creatures out of wytt, thei slowen alle the men of the contrey, that weren laft.
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And undre that chirche, in goenge doun be 22 degrees, lythe Joachym, oure ladyes fader, in a faire tombe of ston: and there besyde, lay somtyme
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And his eldest sone, and the other lordes also, and the ladyes, and alle that sitten with the emperour, han tables allone be hem self, fulle riche.
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And his eldest sone, and the other lordes also, and the ladyes, and alle that sitten with the emperour, han tables allone be hem self, fulle riche.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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And aftre his wyfes, on the same syde, sytten the ladyes of his lynage, zit lowere, aftre that thei ben of estate.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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