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 *Tellen, v. to count, compute, be aware of, 323; Telle, tell, be told, 14: 1 p. s. pr. Telle, I recount, 732; 846; Tellen, 680, 2 p. pl. ye tell 701 imp. 8. Tel, tell, 207. 1044; 1 p. pl. pr. Tendide, we attended to, 217; imp. pl. Tendeþ, attend, 190; 1 p. Tende, let us endeavour, 1128; pt. s. Tendede, attended to, 813.
 * Tempest, 484.
 * Temple, 714, 725; pl. Templus, 599, 1044.
 * Tempren, v. temper, control, 572.
 * Temted, pp. tempted, 98.
 * Tende, ger. to attend to, heed, 281; 1 p. pl. pr. we attend to, heed, 365; Tenden, 469; 2 p. ye heed, 846,
 * Tendere, tender, 952.
 * Tendeþ, pr. s. kindles, 684; pp. Tend, kindled, 233. Cf. E. tinder.
 * Tene, sorrow, affliction, 873, 950; vexation, 771; injury, 700; pl.' Tenen, vexations, 920 (yet used with a sing. verb). See below.'
 * Tened, pp. vexed, 512. A.S. tynan, to afflict.
 * Tenful, harmful, 566, 793.
 * Tente, s. heed, endeavour, 305; attention, 972.
 * Tentus, tents, 144.
 * þan, than, 62.
 * þanne, then, 17, 19, 21, 53, 59, 69, 447, 1104.
 * þare, there, 250.
 * þat, so that, 861; rel. pron. that, 5, &c.; rel. pron. 12, &c.
 * þe, art. the, 7, 10, &c.
 * þe, dat. to thee, 259.
 * þe mor, the more, 1040. A.S. pý.
 * þedirre, thither, 2; þidire, 15.
 * þei, conj. though, 37, 510.
 * þei, they, 6, &c.
 * þei-self, for þiself, thyself, 511.
 * þennus, thence, 98; þennys, rubric to l. 1.
 * þer-aboute, about it, 1136.
 * per-by, by it, 619.
 * þere, adv. where, 446, 476, 495, 751, 1103; there, 51, &c.
 * þere-on, thereon, 189.
 * þerfor, therefore, 345, 1106.
 * þer-inne, therein, 164, 444, 989.
 * þerwip, therewith, 717.
 * þi, thy, 28, &c.
 * þiddire, thither, 156; þedirre, 2.
 * Thikke, pl. thick, 500.
 * þikke, adv. thickly, close, 116.
 * þpingus, pl. things, 739, 996, 999;
 * þinguus, 222; gen. þingus, 335.
 * þinkeþ, it seems; þinkeþ vs, it seems to us, 1058
 * þirst, thirst, 1029, 1032.
 * þirsten, pr. pl. thirst, 529.
 * þis, s. this, 1, 22; pl. these, 61, 609, 818.
 * þo, those, these, 772, 958, 1119.
 * þolie, ger. to endure, suffer, undergo, 50, 380, 866, 984. <A.S. þolian.
 * þorou, prep. through, 84, 85, 547; by means of, upon, 579,
 * þou, thou, 28, &c.
 * þouh, though, 484. See þouȝ.
 * pouhtous, pl. thoughts, 767; þouhtus, 95.)
 * þoute, pt. s. seemed, 1133.
 * þouȝ, though, 232, 234, 708, 1111.
 * þrote, dat. throat, 677.
 * þus, adv. thus, 41, 396.
 * Tid, pr. s. betides, happens, 920.
 * Tid, adv. soon, 98, 207, 818; quickly, 356. See Tit in Gl. to Wm. of Palerne.
 * Tidi, adj. tidy, i. e. excellent, gorgeous, 599
 * Tidhiche, adv. quickly, 148. See Tid.
 * Til, prep. to, 48, 68, 148, 1114; badly spelt Tille, 166, 802; him tille, to himself, 1041; ȝou tielle, for yourselves, 590.
 * Til, conj. until, 314.
 * Tilien, ger. to till, 854; pt. s. Tilede, tilled, 691.
 * Time, time, season, 217, 313, 323; in time, in due season, 712; by