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Meanings of erse in English
Usage of erse in English
1
Space and time not only affect but also are affected by everything that happens in the univ erse.
2
I think he delighted, too, in shocking-givingresounding slaps on what Chaucer would quite simply call 'the bare erse.
3
The Penguin Book of Hebrew erse (London, 1981), p-534-
4
They were Hakon's English chaplains, and they could not understand his Erse.
5
Has this language, older than Erse, older than Sanscrit, ever got translated?
6
I asked one of the guides, who questioned her in Erse.
7
She was dressed in tartan, and could speak nothing but Erse.
8
He had by this time acquired a good deal of the Erse language.
9
Yet all of our company who understood Erse, seemed charmed with the original.
10
One of our guides asked her, in Erse, if a shilling was enough.
11
To Sir David Dalrymple, April 4.-Erse Poetry; Gray's queries concerning Macpherson.
12
She said, she taught Sir James M'Donald Erse, and would teach me soon.
13
And a moment of hesitation and instant of animal Reading these sweet Erse words.
14
I should say, the Erse are a very fine race.
15
There is I think a kirk, in which only the Erse language is used.
16
The men of Whole Erse lived in a permanent war.
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Erse through the time