be trust
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
t. [Eng. prefix be and trust.] To entrust, to give in trust. Used 1. Of trusting anything to a person. " Be trust him with all the good which our capacity will allow us."-Grew. 2. Of trusting anything to the memory. "Whatsoever you would be trust to your i memory, let it be disposed in a proper method. "-Watts † bě-trust-ěd, pa. par. & a. [BE TRUST.] † bě-trust-ing, pr. par. [BE TRUST.]
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