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Resoun

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Re`soun´    (r?`z??n´)
n.1.Reason.
v. i. & t.1.To resound.
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]t resoun y preue: pe childe pat is here of be born Bope lim & lif it is forlorn Alle purth hi fals bileue (577-594).
"Stille as ston": oriental deformity in The King of Tars by Czarnowus, Anna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
Women who 'lyuen in ryot daunsynge and lepynge in nyztis and slepe out of resoun on [thorn]e morewe and forzeten god and his drede' (fol.
A merchant's tales: a London fifteenth-century household miscellany by Moss, Amanda / Yearbook of English Studies
2078-82: "But with be lif I eskaped by grace: I For myn erys with wex & gommys clere / Were stoppid so, pat I ne my3t[e] here / Touche nor werble of her instrumentis, / Wher-by pe resoun of [a] man y-blent is.
"Deaf as Ulysses to the Siren's Song": The Story of a Forgotten Topos ... by VREDEVELD, HARRY / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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