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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 424
kwOt, v.t to repeat ihe words uf any one to adduce for authority or illustration to give the current price of — n Quot'er. [Lit. to say how many, from O. Fr. quo ter to number- Low L. quotare, to divide into chapters and verses— L. quotas Quoth, kwbtn or kwuth, v.t., say, says, or said —used only in the ist and $d persons present and past, and always followed by its subject. [A.S. ewethan, pt nvatk, to say.]
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