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First published 1971 (DOST Vol. IV).
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(Mid-,) Mydlike, adv. [See Like a. E.] Moderately, unemphatically. —1375 Barb. iii. 71.
He set ensample thus mydlike, The quhethir he mycht, mar manerlik, Lyknyt hym to Gaudifer de Larys
