Emforth

Em`forth´


prep.1.According to; conformably to.
Emforth my might
so far as lies in my power.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Now be we duchesses, both I and ye, And sekered to the regals of Athenes, And bothe hereafter likly to ben quenes; And saved from his deth a kynges sone, As evere of gentil women is the wone To save a gentyl man, emforth hire myght, In honest cause, and namely in his ryght.
Chaucer's Mythic Men in the Legend of Good Women
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