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Meaning of "care" in " my care is like a shadow in the sun"
meaning-in-context
poetry
early-modern-english
Have the words 'horsemanshipp' & 'warr' been used so in writing, in the early 16th Century?
orthography
early-modern-english
A word or term for driver /car taking no passengers
american-english
early-modern-english
north-american-english
Where do we get “queen” from? [closed]
etymology
history
old-english
early-modern-english
Origin of "rank hath its privileges"
idioms
popular-refrains
phrase-origin
early-modern-english
Which was the first dictionary and how was it decided which words went into it?
dictionaries
early-modern-english
Articles before "covenant"?
articles
early-modern-english
Why do some early modern English writers use an apostrophe in art (ar't)?
punctuation
apostrophe
contractions
early-modern-english
seventeenth-century-english
"in like manner" v. "in the like manner"
articles
definite-articles
early-modern-english
zero-article
Archaic text suggestions
resources
archaicisms
early-modern-english
old-english
middle-english
History of Neither Nor - Negative Meaning with Negative Verb Structure
history
negation
early-modern-english
double-negation
neither-nor
Meaning of Early Modern English "iuie"
meaning
adjectives
early-modern-english
Meaning of "owedst"
meaning
verbs
quotes
early-modern-english
Older pronunciations of the "-ity" suffix [duplicate]
pronunciation
terminology
early-modern-english
rhymes
What's up with the -es/-eth inconsistency in "O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus"?
verbs
archaicisms
early-modern-english
lyrics
conjugation
"I no whitt reck": Understanding this archaic line from Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene
meaning
early-modern-english
What is the meaning of 'wottest'?
etymology
verbs
archaicisms
early-modern-english
Is "Be ye..." subjunctive or imperative?
grammar
subjunctive-mood
early-modern-english
imperatives
What does 'measuring cast' mean? (1660, UK)
ambiguity
legalese
early-modern-english
seventeenth-century-english
Translating old charm to modern language
early-modern-english
comprehension
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