Notes And Queries On the Ormulum
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^ rise, ris, ris. Cockney Dialect. Ben Jonson, born at Westminster (1574 — 1637) has the same, "For I am risse here with a covetous hope. Poetaster.
2 The Hildebrandslied has the two forms seffffen and saffen. Ik gihorta dhai seggen. 1 . ibu du mi ainan sages. 20. dat sagetmi mi. 2C. Spenser has p. p. sain. Shakspeare in Love's Labour Lost III, 1 . that hath to-fore been sain rhyme.
^ still very common in the London Dialect ; the Hostess uses it in I. Hen. IV. he doth it as like one of the play...ers as ever I see. The sad confusion in this verb arises from the loss of A. S. 5.
* i. e. strong and weak, as in modern English.
23 Ch. shette, shet, inf.; p. shette, shet; p. p. shette, shet, shot.
shinepp; p. shan. W. shyne, inf.; 3 pr. s. schyne; p. schone.
sikenn (to sigh). Ch. sike; p. sighte.
sinnkepp; p. p. sunnkenn. M. synke, in£; p. s. sank, p. pi. sonken; p. p.
sonken. Bib. p. sank and sunk; p. p. sunk (no sunken?). Sh. p. sunk (no sank?); p. p. sunken, sunk.
settenn; p. sette; p. p.
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^ rise, ris, ris. Cockney Dialect. Ben Jonson, born at Westminster (1574 — 1637) has the same, "For I am risse here with a covetous hope. Poetaster.
2 The Hildebrandslied has the two forms seffffen and saffen. Ik gihorta dhai seggen. 1 . ibu du mi ainan sages. 20. dat sagetmi mi. 2C. Spenser has p. p. sain. Shakspeare in Love's Labour Lost III, 1 . that hath to-fore been sain rhyme.
^ still very common in the London Dialect ; the Hostess uses it in I. Hen. IV. he doth it as like one of the play...ers as ever I see. The sad confusion in this verb arises from the loss of A. S. 5.
* i. e. strong and weak, as in modern English.
23 Ch. shette, shet, inf.; p. shette, shet; p. p. shette, shet, shot.
shinepp; p. shan. W. shyne, inf.; 3 pr. s. schyne; p. schone.
sikenn (to sigh). Ch. sike; p. sighte.
sinnkepp; p. p. sunnkenn. M. synke, in£; p. s. sank, p. pi. sonken; p. p.
sonken. Bib. p. sank and sunk; p. p. sunk (no sunken?). Sh. p. sunk (no sank?); p. p. sunken, sunk.
settenn; p. sette; p. p.
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