reve

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Forth went the reve, and the burghers his associates, and found Merlin, and his playfellows with him Merlin they took, and his companions laughed, when that Merlin was led away, then was Dinabuz full glad, he weened that he were led away for to lose his limbs, but all another way set the doom, ere it were all done Now was Merlin's mother strangely become in a noble minster a hooded nun.

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  1. A Middle English form of reave. Chaucer.
  2. A Middle English form of reeve.
  3. To dream; muse. I reved all night what could be the meaning of such a message. Memoirs of Marshall Keith.

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  1. from French réver, Old French resver, dream: see rave.
 

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