pardoner (pardoner)

[ 4288 parenchyma titis IMG:content-2342.png:[blocks in formation] He that compyles a work, And warned doth offende In one thinge ofte, is perdonles If that he doth not mende. Drant, tr. of Horace's Art of Poetry. pardon-screen (pär'don-skrēn), n. A screen surrounding or placed before a confe ional, to hide the penitent from public view during the act of confe ion. pardon-stall (pär'don-stal), n. A stall from which pardons and indulgences are read, or in which confe ions are heard. pardy, perdy (pär-de', pér-dē'), interj. [Early mod. E. (in occasional present use as an archaism); also pardie, pardieu, etc., Mary, unto them that had rather slepe all daie then wake one hour,... unto such pardie it shall see me painefull to abide any labour. Sir T. Wilson , Art of Rhetoric, p. 31. Ah, Dame! perdy ye have not doen me right, Thus to mislead mee, whiles I you obaid: Me little needed from my right way to have straid. face.