The family is now extinct, as the last member died in 1033 M.E.
The Pithoness or Pythoness, which usually appears in the M.E. writers as in the text.
Sounded as yet, like those of M.E., but in time to become silent.
An M.E. College, brick-yard, and grist-mill are some of its interests.
It now hangs in the steeple of the Taylor-street M.E. Church.
The M.E. temen, to produce, to bring, is the same word as mod.
The M.E. forms are various and corrupt, and not very common.
But it is a perfectly legitimate compound from the M.E. shenden.
Hence arose a confusion, so that the M.E. mone was of either gender.
This spelling is nearer to that of the M.E. faerie than the current form.
abbreviation of Middle English, attested by 1874.
