Yore, yore, ad
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 210
old time; long ago, as in days of yore (A.S. gear a, of years). See Year. polishing marble and copper-plates. pudding baked under meat. the nominative or objective case; it is used, like on in French, for anyone; as, " this at a distance looks like a rock; but as you approach it, you see a little cabin " (A.Ś. eow, objective of ge) See Ye. the first part of life; not old, as a young girl; being in the first part of growth, as a young plant; having little experience; youthful; ignorant; weak: s.the offspring of animals, either a single animal or offspring collectively (A.S. gong). Youngly, yung' -le, ad. early in life; ignorantly. Youngne , yung'-nes, s. the state of being young. life; a young person.
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