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foresaid
[ fawr-sed, fohr- ]
adjective
- aforementioned; aforesaid.
foresaid
/ ˈfɔːˌsɛd /
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Testifeit be the said Kathren Mitchell, quha was present with thee at the tym foresaid, dansin with the dewill.
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Another necessity caused him to enter the public place, besides the vocation foresaid.
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The common use of anointing then, in both the foresaid cases (common refreshment and sacred investiture).
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In our homeward course we observed the foresaid floating weeds to continue till we came within two hundred leagues of Europe.
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Afterwards, for the opinion conceiued of his holinesse, the foresaid Oswald was canonized a saint, and Will.
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