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MONDAY;
OR, THE
SQUABBLE.
Lobbin Clout, Cuddy, Cloddipole.
- ↑ Line 3. Welkin the same as Welken, an old Saxon word, signifying a cloud, by poetical licence it is frequently taken for the element or sky, as may appear by this verse in the dream of Chaucer, Ne in all the Welkin was no cloud.
- ↑ Sheen or shine, an old word for shining or bright.
- ↑ 5. Scant, used in ancient British authors, for scarce.
- ↑ 6. Rear, an expression in several counties of England for early in the morning.
CUDDY