- gasp, to beg, nor to
borrow DILIGENCE:
Quhair deuill is this thou
dwels or
quhats thy intent? PAUPER: I
dwell into
Lawthiane ane myle fra Tranent. DILIGENCE:...
- wall, toure, turate, and
uther wais to
strengthen oure
foresaid Burgh in
quhat maner of wise or
degree that beis sene
maste spedefule to thame.
Given under...
-
Septs of Clan
Watson MacQuat, MacQuattie, Mac
Quhat, MacQwat, MacQwattie, MacRowatt, MacWalter, MacWater, MacWatson, MacWatt, MacWatters, MacWattie, Vatsoun...
- from one of his own poems, an
epitaph on his
friend Alexander Montgomerie:
Quhat drowsie sleepe doth syle your eyes
allace Ye
sacred brethren of Castalian...
- of the Land Act 1426 (repealed) 1425 c. 3 1425 c. 48 11
March 1426
Under quhat lawis the
kingis liegis salbe governyt.
Under what laws the king's subjects...
- parti****nt of the kirk. As in the
synagogue of the Ieuis, the
peopill kneu not
quhat all thay
cerimonies signifeit,
quhilk vas
keipit be the
preistis and vtheris...
- (is)
requyrit to man or woman,
desyrand the
effect heirof to come to knaw
quhat langage (or, "leid") thir
bairnes wald
speik quhene they cam to lauchfull...
-
statement of this
breaks through in the p****age: Yit nevertheless,
quhat ever men deme or say In
scornefull langage of thy brukkilnes...
-
their opinion of marriage, "Bewrie," said the wedo, "ye
woddit wemen ying,
Quhat mirth ye fand in
maryage sen ye war
menis wyffis. The
first wife responds...
- draw
attention to his lack of identity; "all
fowill ferleit (wondered)
quhat he
sowld be" as an imposter. A late 17th
century carpenter's bill for work...
