dost (d st)v. Archaic A second person singular present tense of do1. |
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Supposing it be the Captain of the Pequod, what dost thou want of him? Why, Mother, dost think I don't set store by Dinah? --Ye're aboot right theer, I reckon, Mrs Browdie,' said the countryman good-humouredly, as he came slowly down in his huge top-coat; 'and wa'at dost thee tak yon place to be noo--thot'un owor the wa'? |
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