smilet

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Med døden i mit hjerte, og smilet om min mund, --

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  • Med døden i mit hjerte, og smilet om min mund, -- —  An Essay Toward a History of Shakespeare in Norway
  • I'm thinkin 'gin ane o' the bairnies that he took upo ''s knee, -- an' he was ill-pleased wi 'them' at wad hae sheued them awa ', -- gin ane o' them had hauden up his wee timmer horsie, wi 'a broken leg, and had prayed him to work a miracle an' men 'the leg, he wadna hae wrocht a miracle maybe, I daursay, but he wad hae smilet, or maybe lauchen a wee, and he wad hae men't the leg some gait or ither to please the bairnie. —  Alec Forbes of Howglen
  • Shackspere, Shakespeare, shaidow, shadow, shaidows, shadows, shairper, sharper, shak ', shake, shanna, shall not, shargar, thin stunted person; scrag, shaw, show; reveal, also grove sheave, slice, sheued, scared away; frightened away, shillin', shilling, shillins, shillings, shimmerin ', shimmering, shinin', shining, shochlin ', waddling; in-kneed, shoonless, shoeless; without shoes, shoothers, shoulders, shore, reaped; cut, short-sichtit, near-sighted, shouther, shoulder, shouthers, shoulders, shuits, suits, shune, shoes, sib, relation; akin; closely related, sic, such; so; similar, sicht, sight, sichtit, sighted, sichts, sights, sicker, secure; safe; firm; sure, sickerer, more secure; more sure, signin', signing, siller, silver; money; wealth, sin, since; ago; since then, also sin; sun sin ', since; ago; since then, singin', singing, sipple, tipple, sittin ', sitting, sizzon, season, skatcher, skate, sleek, smooth, sleepin', sleeping, sleepit, slept, slidin ', sliding, slippit, slipped, slocken, slake; drench; quench, sloomin', slinking; sneaking, slow-fittit, slow footed, sma ', small; little; slight; narrow; young, smatchit, pert impudent child, smellin', smelling, smiddy, blacksmith's workshop, smilet, smiled, smilin ', smiling, smokin', smoking; smouldering, smokit, smoked, smoored, smothered; suffocated; stifled, smore, smother; suffocate; stifle, smo'red, smothered; suffocated; stifled, snaw, snow, sneeshin, snuff, sneeshin ', snuff, snod, smooth; neat; trim; tidy; snug, snodded, smoothed; trimmed; tidied, snoot, snout; nose; face, snubbert, nose; snout, contemptuous sock, ploughshare, socks, ploughshares, sod, sad, some, somewhat; rather; quite; very, also some somehoo, somehow, somewhaur, somewhere, sonsy, well conditioned; good-tempered, soo, ache; throb, also sow sook, sip; drink; suck, sooks, sucks, soord, sword, souffin', whistling in a low tone; humming, sough, sigh; sound of wind; deep breath, soun ', sound, soun'est, soundest, sounies, little sounds, diminutive sowl, soul, spait, spate; flood, spak, spoke, spak', spoke, spale, woodchip; woodshaving, spales, woodchips; woodshavings, spanged, leaped; bounded; sprung; spanned, sparin ', sparing, spate, spate; flood, speakin', speaking, spean, wean, speerit, spirit, speerits, spirits, speeritual, spiritual, speik, speak, speiken, speaking, speikin ', speaking, speir, ask; enquire; question, speired, asked; enquired; questioned, speirin', asking; enquiring; questioning, speirt, asked; enquired; questioned, spells, woodchips; woodshavings, spen'in ', spending, speyk, speak, speyks, speaks, spidder, spider, spied, to prophesy?, possible past participle of spae spier, ask; enquire; question, spiered, asked; enquired; questioned, spiers, asks; enquires; questions, spinnin', spinning, spite, provocation; disappointment, spither, spider, squaure, square, stack, stuck, staiggerin ', staggering, stammachfu', stomachful, stammack, stomach, stan ', stand; stop, stane, stone, also measure of weight; 1 stone = 14 pounds stanes, stones, stan'in, standing, stan'in', standing, stank, ditch; moat; pond, stannin ', standing, stan's, stands, starnie, very small quantity, starns, stars, startit, started, statin', stating, stave, short song, stealin ', stealing, steekin', shutting; closing; clenching, steekit, shut; closed; clenched, steid, stayed, steikit, shut; closed; clenched; stopped, stent, leave off; cease; stop, sterns, stars, stew, dust; vapour; smoke, also stench; stink sticket, stuck; gored, also unsuccessful or failing in one's profession sticket minister, probationer who fails to obtain a, settled charge stickin ', sticking; goring, stickit, stuck; gored, also unsuccessful or failing in one's profession stickit minister, probationer who fails to obtain a, settled charge stile, gate; passage over a wall, stinkin', stinking, stirkie, little steer; stupid fellow, diminutive stockin ', stocking, stockin'-fit, feet clothed in stockings, i.e. without shoes stoon, ache; throb, stoor, dust (cloud); spray; gush, stoorum, thin porridge; gruel, stoppin', stopping, stoppit, stopped, stour, dust (cloud); spray; gush, stown't, stolen it, straik, stroke; blow; caress; comb, also streak stramash, uproar; tumult; fuss; brawl, strand, stream; rivulet;, also gutter strang, strong, strath, valley or plain, through which a river runs straucht, straighten; straight, strauchtforet, straightforward; forthwith, straughtways, straightway, stravaguin ', saunter; stroll; go about aimlessly, stucken, stuck, stud, stood, study, anvil, stule, stool, stumpin', hobbling; walking with a wooden leg, subjec, subject, subjec ', subject, suckin', sucking; nursing, sucklin's, sucklings, sud, should, sudna, should not, sufferin ', suffering, sune, soon; early, suner, sooner, sune's, soon as, sung, singed, sunlicht, sunlight, sup, drink, supperstitious, superstitious, supposin', supposing, sutor, shoemaker; cobbler, swall, swell, also swallow; devour swallowin ', swallowing, swarmin', swarming, sweepit, swept, sweer, swear, also lazy; slow; reluctant sweerin ', swearing, sweir, swear, sweirin', swearing, sweyp, sweep, swimmin ', swimming, syne, ago; since; then; at that time, also in (good) time —  Alec Forbes of Howglen
 

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