folcland

[FOLKLAND.] föld (1), *fald, *falde, *fauld, *folde, (1), *foold, 8. [A. S. fald; cogn. with Sw. fall a; Dan. fold.] IMG:content-1846.png:[blocks in formation] "Leolin, I almost sin in envying you: The very whitest lamb in all my fold Loves you."-Tennyson: Aylmer's Field , 361. *(2) A limit, a boundary. "Secure from meeting, they're distinctly rolled, Nor leave their seats, and pa the dreadful fold ." Creech: Lucretius. II. Script .: The church, the flock of Christ. "Other sheep I have which are not of this fold ."-John x. 16. IMG:content-1847.png:[blocks in formation]