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| 11 | reference | “First of ye chekker sall be mecioune maid …” |
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| 11 | reference | Campvere |
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| 12 | reference | Nor' Loch |
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| 12 | reference | snipe |
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| 12 | reference | woodcock |
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| 12 | reference | baillie |
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| 12 | reference | England's purpose was to force a betrothal |
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| 12 | reference | Flodden |
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| 12 | reference | oriflamme |
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| 12 | reference | duckweed |
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| 13 | reference | narwhal and virgin |
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| 13 | reference | Charybdis |
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| 13 | reference | dogtooth violet |
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| 13 | reference | Gosford Close |
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| 13 | reference | boar's head in chief |
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| 13 | reference | warden pear |
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| 14 | reference | voice like Saint Columba’s |
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| 14 | reference | rieving |
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| 14 | reference | ruttery |
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| 14 | reference | Wild Jagd |
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| 14 | reference | family blunders |
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| 15 | reference | As my lady of Suffolk saith … “God is a marvellous man.” |
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| 15 | reference | cornflower |
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| 15 | reference | “Nouvelle amour, nouvelle affection, nouvelles fleurs parmi l'herbe nouvelle” |
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| 15 | x-ref | her Sea-Catte: The Sea-Catte was the ship by which Lymond arrived in Scotland (GoK Vp 11). |
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| 15 | reference | her Sea-Catte |
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| 15 | reference | her Sea-Scorpion, beautiful in the breeding season |
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| 15 | reference | “Flensed, basted and flayed, and off to hang on a six-shilling gibbet” [no source yet found] |
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| 15 | reference | “The city is not full great, but it hath good baths within him.” |
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| 15 | reference | And tonight the frogs and mice fight |
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| 15 | reference | firedog |
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| 16 | reference | His mind is on fleshly lusts and his treasure. |
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| 16 | reference | “Pits are yawning publicly at your feet.” [no source yet found] |
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| 16 | reference | “O mea cella, vale” |
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| 16 | discussion | And suddenly, it came to Mungo what he was threatening. |
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| 16 | reference | “Don't linger, I pray you cuckoo” |
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| 16 | reference | hen-whistle |
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| 16 | reference | drunk as a bishop |
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| 16 | reference | arched like a Druid at sunrise |
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| 16 | reference | like stooks at a threshing |
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| 17 | reference | claret |
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| 17 | reference | “There was a lady lov’d a hogge …” |
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| 18 | reference | Grand Collège |
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| 18 | reference | Lindsay |
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| 18 | reference | vulgarities in iambics |
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| 18 | reference | Calvinist … Lutheran … Erasmian … Anabaptist |
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| 18 | reference | George Wishart |
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| 18 | reference | Castillians |
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| 18 | reference | Aristotle |
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| 18 | reference | Boethius |
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| 18 | reference | dreicher speils |
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| 18 | reference | Chevalier de Bayard |
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| 19 | reference | standing rear up under a Bo Tree |
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| 19 | reference | Archangel Gabriel |
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| 19 | reference | the Ghibellines and the Guelphs |
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| 19 | reference | sumphs |
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| 19 | reference | gypsies |
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| 20 | reference | at the horn |
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| 20 | reference | brazil |
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| 20 | reference | nautilus |
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| 20 | reference | cluricane |
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| 20 | reference | mouldiewarp |
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| 20 | reference | “Jennie, m'joy, where is thy master?… |
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| 20 | reference | traces d'amour |
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| 20 | reference | path to a Culter |
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| 20 | reference | Come dance with me in Ireland. |
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| 21 | reference | mount like Jacob to the … cherubim |
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| 21 | reference | Milo |
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| 21 | reference | Angra-Mainyo |
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| 21 | reference | Zoroaster |
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| 21 | reference | Golden Ass |
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| 21 | reference | “Red wise; Brown trusty …” |
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| 22 | reference | May dew or none, my brown and tender diamonds don't engender, they dissolve |
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| 22 | reference | Immoderation … is a thief of money and intestinal joy |
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| 22 | reference | weeping soft tears of myrrh |
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| 22 | reference | climacteric |
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| 22 | reference | uncials |
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| 22 | reference | full, as the poet said, of fruit and seriosity |
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| 22 | reference | Flodden |
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| 22 | reference | governed by children, or … so-called protectors |
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| 22 | reference | Henry VIII … meant to conquer Scotland |
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| 22 | reference | the very month of Mary’s birth and her father King James’s death |
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| 22 | reference | battle of Solway Moss |
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| 23 | reference | peats |
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| 24 | reference | barmkin |
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| 24 | reference | byre |
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| 24 | reference | whacked |
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| 24 | reference | every crime on the calendar |
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| 24 | reference | Dacres, Howards, Seymours and Musgraves |
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| 25 | reference | kistful -- see Scots Glossary |
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| 25 | reference | lairds |
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| 25 | reference | Douglases |
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| 25 | reference | wheen |
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| 25 | reference | skelly-eyed |
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| 25 | reference | Golden Gates |
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| 25 | reference | slats |
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| 25 | reference | corbelling |
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| 25 | reference | cherry-caulked |
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| 26 | reference | burn |
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| 26 | reference | yelling bills and bows |
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| 26 | reference | uncovered like a crocus in the snow |
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| 27 | reference | Oak of linen and pole of jewels |
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| 27 | reference | buskins |
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| 27 | reference | socks |
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| 27 | reference | “Oimè el cor, oimè la testa” |
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| 27 | reference | cow-cabbage |
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| 27 | reference | Attic detachment |
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| 27 | reference | choose the trussell or the pile |
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| 27 | reference | “De los álamos vengo, madre. |
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| 28 | reference | strophe and counterstrophe |
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| 28 | reference | epode |
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| 28 | reference | Bruslez, noyez, pendez, ompallez … |
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| 28 | reference | Telemachus |
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| 28 | reference | Calliope |
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| 28 | reference | sea worm |
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| 28 | reference | mummying |
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| 28-29 | reference | Qu'es casado el Rey Ricardo. |
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| 29 | reference | weel |
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| 29 | reference | Their eyes lit like corpse candles. |
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| 29 | reference | porcelain tread |
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| 29 | reference | Olla Podrida |
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| 29 | reference | God hath a thousand handes to chastise |
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| 29 | reference | chamfered |
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| 30 | reference | Mohammed's coffin |
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| 30-31 | reference | European politics, 1547 |
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| 31 | reference | opening gambit |
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