Glosario. -- Surrey- -- Pertenece a la Colección Varia 1700-1799 de The Salamanca Corpus. -- John Aubrey, 1626-1697. -- "Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey". -- 1719.[ES]Breve glosario del dialecto de Surrey.
[EN]Short glossary of the Surrey dialect

Aubrey, John, 1626-1697

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Glosario. -- Surrey- -- Pertenece a la Colección Varia 1700-1799 de The Salamanca Corpus. -- John Aubrey, 1626-1697. -- "Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey". -- 1719.[ES]Breve glosario del dialecto de Surrey.
[EN]Short glossary of the Surrey dialect

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The Salamanca Corpus: "Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey" [1673-1692] (1719)    THE  NATURAL HISTORY   AND  ANTIQUITIES  OF THE  County of Surrey.    VOL. V.        LONDON: Printed for E. CURLL. M.DCC.XIX. Author: Aubrey, John (1626-1697)  Text type: Glossary Date of composition: 1673-1692 Editions: 1719, 1723, 1900, 1974, 1975 Source text:  Aubrey, John. 1719. "Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey." The Natural History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey Begun in the Year 1673.  Richard Rowlinson. ed. Vol. V. London: Printed for E. Curll: 402-403. e-text Access and transcription: March 2015 Number of words: 1,222  Dialect represented: Surrey Produced by María F. García-Bermejo Giner  Copyright © 2015– DING, The Salamanca Corpus, Universidad de Salamanca The Salamanca Corpus: "Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey" [1673-1692] (1719)  [402]  Some peculiar Words used by the Vulgar in SURREY.  Yarrow, yare, (i.e) shye. Eve, (i.e) modest, or meek. Spood, (i.e) speed. Nott, (i.e) sheere, as sheer cut off. Druxen at Heart, (i.e) rotten at Heart. Stover, (i.e) in a Fret, orRage. To forestowe the Time, (i.e) to be remiss, to be backward, and lose an Opportunity. Pre, (i.e) a Plank laid a-cross a Channel or Gutter to go over, which in other Countries is called a Bridge. Hatch, (i.e) a Gate in the Roads; and a half Hatch is where a Horse may pass, but not a Cart.  [403]  Place, (i.e) the Manour-House. Gill, (i.e) a little narrow Valley with Wood, and a little Rill running in the Bottom.    

"Some Peculiar Words Used by the Vulgar in Surrey."

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