Essay on the Archaeology of Our Popular Phrases: Terms and Nursery Rhymes, Volumul 2

Adam and Eve allusion Bije Cambd cause Chaucer d'ee dear destined for Heaven Devil dialect doctrine dutch ee'r ellipsis equivalent er's eternity expression Faith fellow formerly Friar says Friar's Hell ground grouw h no letter hand Heathen Saxon heet Hence the french Hence the latin hereafter Heve hiet hij's hijge ho'n hold Hudibras Huijf hyen Idem ijle ijse implying indefinite italian Johnson derives latin lije literal import m'hij m'Hye Maker means mede mind Missionary Mother Natural Religion nie er object in point original phrase Papist Pije præt pres pronounce q. e. there's q.e. the Friar real-body-wafer reference relation rems rest pre-explained rije rouw Saije Saxon replies Saxon says Saxon type schie seems sense Shakesp soul substantive t'ee t'hij tells term Teutonick thing torment Hell travesty verb Wafer whence word