cund

“So hit bycumeþ to hauekes cunne. hit is myn hyhte· ⁊ my ynne. þat ich me drawe to mine cund {e}.”

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts

“In ea, quae erk tempore fe - cund i aduentus rpfius.”

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“The culture of tobacco was introduced into the vaie about the year 1782, where it was brought to great perfection, and properly cund in the Vir - ginia method, by a perfon who came from that part of America.”

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“After they had cut downe their mast, y "storme beat of their round house and all their uper works; 3. men had worke enough at y® helme, and he that cund* y® ship before y® sea, was faine”

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