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First published 2002 (DOST Vol. XI).
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(Tratourhede,) Traitorheid, n. [ME treytorhede (Manning), e.m.E. traitourhode (c1470).] The condition of being traitorous, treachery. — 15.. Clar. iii 1554.
Desyring to revenge the traitorheid Of the maist saikles murder and felloune Done to this innocent ladie be tresoun
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