| E. Cobham Brewer 18101897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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a love-song, love-knot, love, affair, love personified. A pretty word, which might be reintroduced. | 1 |
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He will be in his amorets, and his canzonets, his pastorals, and his madrigals.Heywood: Loves Mistress. |
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| For not icladde in silke was he, |
| But all in flouris and flourettes, |
| I-paintid all with amorettes. | |
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Romance of the Rose, 892. |
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