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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Quotation dates: 1399-1526, 1609
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Again-, Agane-call, v. [ME. againe-kalle (c 1300): cf. Gain-call v.] tr. To recall or call back; to annul, revoke, repeal. a1400 Legends of the Saints vii. 141.
We pray thé thu agane call [L. revoces] the puple, that nere erris all 1429 Acts II. 18/1.
[To] spek with na man quhil the dome be agayn callit 1453 Stirlings of Keir 266.
I … sal neuer … breke, reuoke, na agayn call this forsaid letter, condicion, na band 1476 Acts Lords Auditors 57/2.
The dome gevin in the Justis ayer … and again callit be Dauid Balfour 1526 Lennox Mun. 227.
We sall newyr reuok na agane call the samyn 1609 Skene Reg. Maj. 51.
Gif he may repeit or againe call that thing, … before the day, and time expyre
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