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GLOSSARY.
Williamites, Hanove-
rian s.
Whinging. -whining
Whorles. See Spindles.
Wicht. wight, man.
VJ\ch.t.Jlrong.
Wid. -would.
Widderfhines. of a widder-
fhines grow, that grows
backward, the wrong way,
contrary to the courfe of the
fun?
Widow, widower.
Wie. hitle. the wie thing
I hae. the little matter I
have.
Wilily. flyly, cunningly.
Wilks. perriwinkles.
Wiltu. wilt thou.
Win. get. Sal never win a-
boon't ava. will never
get the better of it at all.
Winna. will not.
Winfome. comely, agreeable,
engaging.
Wis. trow, know, believe,
think ; there is no modern
word pcrfecllyfynonimous
or equivalent.
Wifs. wijb.
Wift. known, thought, be-
lieved, wijhed.
Wit. know.
Witherfhins. the wrong or
contrary way.
Wittin known.
Won'd. liv'd, dwell 'd.
Wens, lives, dwells.
Woo', wool.
Wood, furious, mad. Wood-
wroth, furiously wrath-
fid.
Wordy, worthy.
Worries, chokes, fuffocates.
Wow. woo.
Wow. O wow ! wow, O
\\o\v\an exclamation; im-
plying fometimes eagemef,
fometimes wonder.
Wraith. ghojl,fpirit.
Wrang. wriggle.
Wratacks. rickety perfons,
perfons unable to walk as
they JJjould do ?
Wreath. my Jemmy's
wreath, bis apparition.
wrea h of fnaw. heap of
fnow.
Wun. live, dwell.
Wyle. entice.
Wylie.twWog,
Wyte. blame.
Y.
Yade. mare.
Yates, gates.
Yeed. went.
Ye\. your.
Ycs.youfball.
Yeftreen. yefternight.
Yle. ifte. in fair Scotland
the yle. nonfenfe.
Yonker. young man.
Williamites, Hanove-
rian s.
Whinging. -whining
Whorles. See Spindles.
Wicht. wight, man.
VJ\ch.t.Jlrong.
Wid. -would.
Widderfhines. of a widder-
fhines grow, that grows
backward, the wrong way,
contrary to the courfe of the
fun?
Widow, widower.
Wie. hitle. the wie thing
I hae. the little matter I
have.
Wilily. flyly, cunningly.
Wilks. perriwinkles.
Wiltu. wilt thou.
Win. get. Sal never win a-
boon't ava. will never
get the better of it at all.
Winna. will not.
Winfome. comely, agreeable,
engaging.
Wis. trow, know, believe,
think ; there is no modern
word pcrfecllyfynonimous
or equivalent.
Wifs. wijb.
Wift. known, thought, be-
lieved, wijhed.
Wit. know.
Witherfhins. the wrong or
contrary way.
Wittin known.
Won'd. liv'd, dwell 'd.
Wens, lives, dwells.
Woo', wool.
Wood, furious, mad. Wood-
wroth, furiously wrath-
fid.
Wordy, worthy.
Worries, chokes, fuffocates.
Wow. woo.
Wow. O wow ! wow, O
\\o\v\an exclamation; im-
plying fometimes eagemef,
fometimes wonder.
Wraith. ghojl,fpirit.
Wrang. wriggle.
Wratacks. rickety perfons,
perfons unable to walk as
they JJjould do ?
Wreath. my Jemmy's
wreath, bis apparition.
wrea h of fnaw. heap of
fnow.
Wun. live, dwell.
Wyle. entice.
Wylie.twWog,
Wyte. blame.
Y.
Yade. mare.
Yates, gates.
Yeed. went.
Ye\. your.
Ycs.youfball.
Yeftreen. yefternight.
Yle. ifte. in fair Scotland
the yle. nonfenfe.
Yonker. young man.
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Description | In two volumes. |
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Shelfmark | Ing.62-63 |
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Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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