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First published 1983 (DOST Vol. V).
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Quotation dates: 1586
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Outer, n. [Out v.] One who puts out, issues or publishes abroad. — 1586 Cal. Sc. P. VIII. 704.
Ye sal be very cairfull to crye out the authour thairof and desyre him to be deliverit in your handis to be send to us for his better tryall and knawlege of his complices outeris thairof within our realme
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