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Mariott Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Old English
Holy and hys mery men they dawsyn and they syng
Ivy and hur maydens they wepyn and they wryng.
This is a carol quite with old english words.
Can I understand this like?:
Holly and his merry men are dancing and singing
Ivy and her maids are weeping and wryng.
Thanks in advance!
Ivy and hur maydens they wepyn and they wryng.
This is a carol quite with old english words.
Can I understand this like?:
Holly and his merry men are dancing and singing
Ivy and her maids are weeping and wryng.
Thanks in advance!
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Thanks Mister Micawber!
It's from "Lives of the Trees" by Diana Wells.
It's from "Lives of the Trees" by Diana Wells.
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Ah. I was wondering about Holy = Holly, but now I understand, thank you.
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