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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Gyd(e)schip, Gid-, n. [f. Gyde v.] Guidance. —1527 Acts II. 312/1.
Drawin his grace to thair invtile gydschip and evill wais 1549 Prot. Bk. R. Lumsdane 12.
The said William remanis in the said Johnne gidschip and gouernance and is vsit be his counsall a1578 Pitsc. I. 284/28.
That they … desyrit him for to come to resaue the autorietie and gydeschip of the contrie
