Cotgrave (1611), Ruade seiche, a drie bob, jeast or nip.

Below is a copy of the letters for the record, although it is suggested that the reader skim over them for now, as they are not relevant except as historical interest: Schloss-Hotel Heidelberg May 7, 1878 H. Albert Lieber Herr Taylor: Wir werden hier blieben viellicht für drie Monate, zum Schloss Hotel.

Any way, alls one; Ile drawe drie foote;[105] if you send not to seeke her you may lye here long enough before she comes to seeke you.

Dead drunk, here Elderton does lie; Dead as he is, he still is drie.

Drinke on drie foule, and pledge Sir Gullion: Drinke to all healths, but drink not to thyne owne.

[* Many, company.] "Let birds be silent on the naked spray, 330 And shady woods resound with dreadfull yells; Let streaming floods their hastie courses stay, And parching drouth drie up the cristall wells; Let th'earth be barren, and bring foorth no flowres, And th'ayre be fild with noyse of dolefull knells, 335 And wandring spirits walke untimely howres.

How now,] Oh heate drie vp my Braines, teares seuen times salt, Burne out the Sence and Vertue of mine eye.

is an Iland in circuit fiue and twenty or thirty miles, and it is the barrenest and most drie Iland in all the world, because that in it there is nothing to be had, but salt water, and wood, all other things necessary for mans life are brought out of Persia twelue miles off, and

The Moores of Mecca that giue a better price, haue it cleane and drie, and better conditioned.

They cut the barke of the tree round about in length from knot to knot, or from ioint to ioint, aboue and belowe, and then easilie with their handes they take it away, laying it in the Sunne to drie, and in this wise it is gathered, and yet for all this the tree dieth not,

When it was day the shippe was all dry, and wee found her a good mile from the Sea on drie land.

Hold thy doubt friend, never feare any woman, unlesse thyselfe be made of straw, or some such drie matter, and she of lightning.

Nay he has a drie wit, Ladie, I can tell ye. Pene.

Ile do't my selfe; onely drie up the blood, And burne the clothes as you have done before.

What monstrous evils this hath brought to passe, Your scarce-drie eyes give testimoniall; The father sonne, the sister brother brings, To open scandall and contemptuous death.

It makes hot wreaking blood turne cold and drie, And drithe and coldnesse are the signes of death.

Dion Cassius, quoted Diophoratick Disgestion Disguest Division Doggshead Door ("Keep the door" = act as a pander) Doorkeeper Dorsers Dowland, John Draw drie foote Ducke Duns the mouse Dydoppers (dabchicks)

My barns, my byres, and my faulds a' weel filled, I'll part wi' them a' ere Johnnie shall dee. "Three men I'll send to set him free, A' harnessed wi' the best o' steel; The English loons may hear, and drie The weight o' their braid-swords to feel.

Drie kernpunten.

For Drie-cyateseen, some texts have Sasyateapplauded.

And the old way which the riuer Ganges was woont to run, remaineth drie, which is the occasion that the citie doeth stand so farre from the water.

Let us imbrace him all: if you grow drie before you end your business, pray take a baite here, I have a fresh hogshead for you.

if you can, I will no[t] press you further: yet look upon him: there's nothing in that hide-bound Usurer, that man of mat, that all decai'd, but aches, for you to love, unless his perisht lungs, his drie cough, or his scurvie.

Oct. Come let us drie our eyes, we'll have a feast, Thanks to our little Steward.

Nor I, and yet Ime sure I ha felt a hundred. 2. If he kicke thus ith dog-daies, he will be drie founderd: what cure now Captaine, besides oyle of bayes? Bess.