toune

[178] MS.Dd. v. 55, ed. Horstman, reads: "toune" (i.e. tone).

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If we cannot master this elementary movement, how will we ever advance toune fouette pick-et-roll?

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SUPER MARIO loco locass on refait surface le temps dla campagne on arrive en ville faut kla toune a spin pour contrer le spin de la droite adroite ouais!!! sa suffit les pirouette des idéologies girouette qu'ici j'ai les bras long pis jtombe a bras raccourcis sur geranium premier pis les gros légume du partie chikichak awaye la sauce

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The thirde ordre standeth all by brieders and fieders, of all sortes, whiche like wise neither enhabite toune ne village: but with tentes, in the wilde fieldes.

The Fardle of Facions, conteining the aunciente maners, customes and lawes, of the peoples enhabiting the two partes of the earth, called Affricke and Asie 2004

But becaus the tyde served nott so soone as thei wold, the other thinking him self of sufficient forse, for all that war in the toune, entered in by the brig, whare thei fand no resistance, till that the formar parte was entered a pretty space within the Fische

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But whill they remane togither, the one in the toune, the other in the Castell, [386] questioun ryses for bearing of thare croces.

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"Also, yf ther be ony priest in seruice within the warde, which afore tyme hath been sette in the toune in Cornhyll for his dishoneste, and hath forsworne the cyte, alle suche shulde bee presentyd." -- p. 92.

Notes and Queries, Number 37, July 13, 1850 Various

Butt for no requeast wold he eyther tary in the toune or on that syd of Tay any longar.

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Whairto thei ansuered, "That thei ment nothing less; for thei came at his Grace's commandiment, to have keap the hour in Dundy appointed by him, which becaus thei saw prevented, and knawing the Cardinall to be thare unfreand, [306] thei could nott butt suspect thare unprovided cuming furth of the toune; and thairfoir, thei putt thame selfis in ordour not to invaid, but to defend in caise thei war invaded."

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Whareto all men war most willing; and for that purpose the toune of

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