awnder wander
to awnder is a matter of fact, and is the subject of evidence
producing a curiosity seldom met with ; one river running south, and another north for half a mile, and having only a path-road of about three feet awnder.
Righteousness, s[ee]. cysiawnder
that he well awnder-stood me
Awnder, see Undern.
Web auf Awn der Inneren-ob dem nein wegen
Grund- und Awnder
awn der sone
awnder Smeth fro’ Paisley?
ten or twelve yards awnder on pasture
wander
awnder
oftimes mis-OCR’ed for asunder.
evidently a word in Welsh.
tags:
awnderings; asunderings; erroric findings; wander; wanderings; wandlon to change