tythe

[ tahyth ]

noun

, British.

, tythed, tyth·ing.

1. tithe.

Example Sentences

The French Constitution has abolished tythes, that source of perpetual discontent between the tythe-holder and the parishioner.

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Aug. 20th to 27th, much disquietnes and controversy abowt the tythe corne of Hulme.

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The Vicar of West-Ham also held one acre of meadow, assigned to him for his tythe for the whole meadow; and 13s.

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He has been with the Tythe Owner, whom Martin knows very well.

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Ikey listened to him, with closed eyes, and did not seem to comprehend a tythe of what he heard.

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