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  • verb Obsolete spelling of meet.

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Examples

  • Thow myghtest bettre meete myst on Malverne Hilles

    May 22, 2005 Laban 2005

  • Thow myghtest bettre meete myst on Malverne Hilles

    Archive 2005-05-22 Laban 2005

  • Thow myghtest bettre meete myst on Malverne Hilles

    This One's A Cracker Laban 2005

  • Gracious Ladies, I am to speake of universall occasions, mingled with some misfortunes in part, and partly with matters leaning to love, as many times may happen to such people, that trace the dangerous pathes of amorous desires, or have not learned perfectly, to say S. Julians pater noster, having good beddes of their owne, yet casually meete with worser Lodging.

    The Decameron 2004

  • It was not long, before hee heard of this conjuration made against him; and therefore hee speedily mustered up all his forces, ere he would be encompassed by two such potent kings, and marched on to meete the King of Cappadocia, leaving his Ladie and Wife (for her safety) at Lajazzo, in the custodie of a true and loyall Servant of his.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Moreouer, vpon Easter euen, we were called vnto the tent, and there came forth to meete vs the foresaid agent of Bathy, saying on his masters behalfe, that we should go into their land, vnto the

    The long and wonderful voyage of Frier Iohn de Plano Carpini 2004

  • Then presented wee the letters of our lord the Pope: but our interpreter whome we had hired and brought with vs from Kiow was not sufficiently able to interpret them, neither was there any other esteemed to bee meete for the same purpose.

    The long and wonderful voyage of Frier Iohn de Plano Carpini 2004

  • They created a kinde Society, consisting of about five and twenty men, who should meete together twice in a moneth, and in a place reputed convenient for them: where being so assembled, every man uttered his minde to those two Schollers, in such cases as they most desired, to have wherwith they were all satisfied the self-same night.

    The Decameron 2004

  • But the citizens of Sarguit hearing this, came foorth to meete them, yeelding themselues vnto them of their owne accord.

    The long and wonderful voyage of Frier Iohn de Plano Carpini 2004

  • Knight, who went to meete him, saying in a lowd laughter.

    The Decameron 2004

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