dight

• The Athenaeum a fortnight since drew forth a batch of these jests with antique humour richly dight, and here they are. —  The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 19, No. 529, January 14, 1832
• Or who shall dight** your bowres, sith she is dead That was the lady of your holy-dayes? —  The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 5
• And because I knew Waldron's word is ever less than his deed, and, belike, that I grow weary of sieges (seven have I withstood within these latter years) I, at dead of night, by devious and secret ways, stole forth of Thrasfordham--dight in this armour new-fashioned (the which, mark me! —  Beltane the Smith
• The Sworder granted this and Alaeddin glanced first to the right where he saw none to aidance dight, and then to the left where he found all favour reft; and the spectators each and every hung their heads groundwards for awe of the Caliph, nor did any take upon himself to utter a kindly word. —  Arabian nights. English
• Then the Islamite host advanced and offered fight with weapons ready dight, and King Zau al-Makan and Afridun made to charge one at other. —  Arabian nights. English

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