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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1503-1587, 1682
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Langsadil(l)-bed, n. Also: -sadyll, -saddil, -saidill. Also anglicized variant: long sadle bed. A ‘langsaddle’ (Langsadil(l n.1) which opened up to form a bed.1503 Halyb. 255.
A langsadyll bed, cost xviii s. 1519 Reg. Episc. Aberd. II. 174.
Ane langsadil bed of aik 1547 Reg. Great S. 20/1. n.
Tua lang sadill beddis of aik, carvit werk, price of the pece 40 s. c 1570 Lennox Mun. 276.
In galrye chalmer, ane pres and lang saidill bed 1582 Brechin Testaments I. 72. 1587 Edinburgh Testaments XVII. 161 b.
Ane wair almerie with ane lang sadill bed affixit thairto1682 Brechin Testaments VII. 72 b.
A resting bed … , Item a long sadle bed
