eal they had pushed profundity to the point of stupidity.

He has a poet's love for the beauty of the sun and the moon (heofon-condelle), for the dew and the rain, for the strife of the waves (holm-ðroece), for the steeds of the sea (sund-hengestas), and for the "all-green" (eal-gr=ene) earth.

swurd-l=eoma st=od swylce eal Finns-buruh f=yrenu w=aere.

eal worse than they are.

Here is Whitley Castle, where was a small Roman station called Alio, and Kirkhaugh Church, charmingly placed on the bank of the river, which continues its course northward past Slaggyford, Knaresdale, Eals, and Lambley, till it flows past the fine Castle of Featherstone, and the ruins of Bellister, where it turns eastward to Haltwhistle.

The vats were often infested by small worms ("vinegar eals") which disputed with the mycoderma for the oxygen, killed it through submersion, and caused the loss of batches that had been under troublesome preparation for months.