lendeth
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Etymology
Verb
lendeth
- (archaic) third-person singular simple present indicative of lend
- 1852: John Mitchell, My Grey Goose Quill, and other poems and songs, “Hope Lendeth a Charm”, page 180 (Caldwell & Son of New Street, Paisley)
- Hope lendeth a charm to the hours
That measure our days and our years,
And wreaths round the future the flowers
That Time in his course stains with tears.
- Hope lendeth a charm to the hours
- 1852: John Mitchell, My Grey Goose Quill, and other poems and songs, “Hope Lendeth a Charm”, page 180 (Caldwell & Son of New Street, Paisley)
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