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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 196
fol'o, v.t. to go after or behind: to pur- sue to attend to imitate to obey to adopt, as an opinion: to keep the eye or inind fixed on to pursue, as an object of desire to result from: [£.) to strive to obtain —v to come after another, to result. To follow on >B.\, to continue endeavours. [AS fylc^an, perh. from A.S.folc, folk, a crowd Ger folgcn
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