The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 5 (of 5)

by Unknown

assoyled, absolved.

aste, I, 217, 1: east.

astoned, astonied, V, [76], 24; [82], 35: astonished, amazed.

asurd, I, 334, 5: of azure; should probably be asur.

at. reade must rise at, II, 53, 34, 35; take councell at, III, 405, 17, 23; take leaue att, III, 357, 42: from. ask at, beg at, spear at, I, 497, L 5-8, M 2-5; III, 161, 32; 330, 15; IV, 331, 10: of, from. ails ye at, aileth thee at, II, 72, 3; 78, 7; 80, 3; IV, 95, 12; 96, 4; 99, H 7: with (what ail comes to you from me?). see at me, IV, 345, 8: in. come atte, IV, 507, 81: to, to the presence of. I was at thee, IV, 436, 1: (apud) with.

at, IV, 331 b, 8: out (?).

at, jobbing at, I, 104, A b 10: jogging off, away (?).

at, with ellipsis of the door, rappit at, clappit at, I, 105 a, 29; IV, 444, 16, 35; V, [173], 1; [306] b, 1.

at, att, pron. and conj., II, 472, 24; III, 488, 19; IV, 348, 1; 446, 6; 469 b, 10, 12; V, [79], 31; [118], B 12; [220] b, 5; [224], 28; [236], 11⁴; [256], 8: that, (it, V, [236], 11², may be for this at.)

a ta, III, 464, 1: at all.