daye

Noun

(plural dayes)

Archaic spelling of day.

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Fabyan when recording the entire destruction of London by fire in the reign of !Ethelred (981) makes this remarkable statement - " Ye shall understand that this daye the cytie of London had more housynge and buyldinge Arrival consecrated two bishops: Mellitus and Justus.
Penche in hijs lawe boPe daye and ny3t.
Geve vs this daye oure dayly breade.
But delyteth in the lawe of 1)e Lorde, & exercyseth himself in his lawe both daye and night.
Geue vs this daye oure dayly bred.

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