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... all the way, a did”. Sliakspeare uses the word in the sense of scold . It prevails the Craven district &CAUEBEBEIK3, n. Blackberries. In Yorkshire they are called iumblekites. Schollaed, ». It is the word scholar ”; but the form is not unreasonable, following ...