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The chief, or greatest of Magicians or Enchanters. between.

Sorrow, Trouble, Misfortune. named. Painting, Displaying.

to sing Songs of Joy. certainly.

easy. immediately, often, afterwards.

or GeerFurniture, Equipage, Dress. Sword. (Fr.)

have. is named, called.

Idleness. Child, or Offspring; from the Saxon Impan, to graft or plant.

for cast.

for led. a Piece of Land, or Meadow. Leopard. to lie. a loose idle Fellow. Bowing, Bending.

mingle. more. to labour. or Mochelmuch, great.

nevertheless. nor. Necessaries. a Nurse, or what is nursed. Harm.

(Fr. par Dieu) an old Oath. rode thro' the Forest.

dry, burnt-up. bright, shining. sure, surely. Sweet, or sweetly. true, or truth. Misfortune, Pang.