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...body's like the hum O' that fem'd beeost the Unicorn ! I say, Whot art ? Ith' neme o God—! My siick shall— howd — I've heard a rod Of willow, will...direst snake below the moon. With that stout Noamp his thwiltle drew, And on the edge three times he blew ; Then from the hedge, he in a crack, Brings a tough...

...body's like the burn " O'that fem'd beeost the unicorn ! «• I say, whol art? I'th neme o'God! — " My stick shall— howd— I've heard a rod " Of willow...The direst snake below the moon." With that, stout Koamp his thwittle drew, And on the edge three times he blew; Then from the hedge he in a crack Brings...

...boiling ; also when milk and cream are kept too long in warm weather. CRACK, In a trice, immediately. " Then from the hedge, he in a crack Brings a tough willow with him back." Tim Bobbin. CRACKS, Boastings, " vain glorious crakes." Spenser. It is also used in the Homilies. "...

...boiling; also when milk and cream are kept too long inwarm weather. CRACK, In a trice, immediately. " Then from the hedge, he in a crack Brings a tough willow with him back." Tim Bobbin. CRACKS, Boastings, " vain glorious crakes." Spenser. It is also used in the Homilies. "...

...TRICE, and TwINE. The Craven glossarist furnishes an example of the use of this word from Tim Bobbin. Then from the hedge, he in a crack Brings a tough willow with him back. CCFEAMsBNCHPHAD 2. To talk boastingly, to brag. " Don't crack of your chickens before thoy are hatched,"...