act, agte, hagt
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[A.S. echt estimation; eahtian = to meditate, to devise: in 129 Ger. acht care, attention; achten = to attend to, to regard.) Thought, anxiety, sorrow, grief, care, fear. "Amalechkes fole fledde for agte of dead." Story of Gen. and Exod. (ed. Morris), 3,884. "With the prisunes to liuen in hagt ." Ibid , 2,014
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