Chaucer' second cause for writing of the Astrolabe

Now wol I preie mekely every discret persone that redith or herith this litel tretys to have my rude endityng for excusid, and my superfluite of wordes, for two causes. The first cause is for that curious endityng and hard sentence is ful hevy at onys for such a child to lerne. And the secunde cause is this, that sothly me semith better to writen unto a child twyes a god sentence, than he forgete it onys.

Tort [OED] quoth Douglas, Bp. Gavin

Tort: Twisted; in quot. 1513, ?tortured (const. as pa. pple.).

1513 DOUGLAS Æneis X. xi. 30 Now sall he perisch,..be Troianis tort and rent.

Instrucions for the Astrelaibe

ther crosseth him another
lyne of the
same length
from east to west ~
tow at tool mad
algono alt or eznf
sultana-mill retainers redt

Frages 3,4,5,Pts of Chaucer's Tretys Astrelabie

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A word for l'Maitresse, Ana, tort claim... IntroXution

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tretys of the Astrolabie

From Bjorn Magnholdoen re... the meaning of "Jutert":
Re: What does "logotomy" mean? AND... what about Jutert?
Date: December 20, 2006 10:21:21 AM PST
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
it's supposed to be 'justert' (norwegian), it's like 'jut' or 'adjuted' - an adjustment that turns out to be a mutation, much like microsoft products' incompatibilities - incompactibility - incompatrehendsibilities - this morning with talked about tenses, the part particle, and the gerund, grounding, and with all these modalities you could make whatever time you like, and the composites jut add, in the same sense you say there are - there - are - oh i like to say that - there are and seems to be - infinite sentences, also in the structure thereare infinite modalitites, tenses, and infinite words
 
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