Doth
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Doth
of Do.
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(n)
doth
The third person singular indicative present of do.
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Doth
duth 3d pers. sing. pres. indic. of Do.
This City now doth, like a garment, wear. sdreader.com
School administrators doth protest too much. tcpalm.com
In Accusing Microsoft, Google Doth Protest Too Much. businessweek.com
Once upon a time, the lady doth protested too much. blog.timesunion.com
Perchance on BP, the actors doth protest too much. latimes.com
For Some CPAC Viewers, Romney Doth Protest Too Much. spectator.org
He 'is not dead nor doth he sleep'. deseretnews.com
Red 'Hulk' smashes and noble 'Thor' doth rock. blog.mysanantonio.com
Perchance on BP, the actors doth protest too much. latimes.com
Mike Kiser, left, and Clark Scriven perform "My Sould Doth Magnify.". journal-advocate.com
Sweet love doth now invite Composed and written by John Dowland FIRST BOOKE OF SONGES, 1597, no 17. pbs.org
Doth President Obama now govern by decree. spectator.org
One Lead doth tell thee what to Give for what be Broken, Nor Light, nor Spoil, nor Speech, nor Token. maa.org
The Candidate Doth Protest Too Much. nymag.com
And imagine the thrill of hearing "All the world's a stage," "To thine own self be true," and "The lady doth protest too much" go whizzing by in the mix of oddball Shakespearean language (It's all Greek to me.). seattlemag.com
And the comfort that she seeketh of thee she doth most sorely need. "The Royal Pawn of Venice" by
Doth suggest, O Hortensius, that he also hath the ear of Dea Flavia Augusta? ""Unto Caesar"" by
And now to be so greatly blamed, for not fraighting y^e ship, doth indeed goe near us, and much discourage us. "Bradford's History of 'Plimoth Plantation'" by
What doth the poor man's son inherit? "Graded Memory Selections" by
Let each set down what verily she doth think. "Joyce Morrell's Harvest" by
But what one calls God's truth is not what an other doth. "It Might Have Been" by
How doth one win such honours and acclaim and reach the high estate that thou dost laud? "The Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation" by
Even to my mind there doth come one more suiting; for even as Job, 'I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls. "A Brother To Dragons and Other Old-time Tales" by
Doth she pout and leave the room? "Tudor and Stuart Love Songs" by
O cruel fancy, that so doth blind me To love one that doth not mind me! "Lyrics from the Song-Books of the Elizabethan Age" by
From earth to sky
This Summer land doth know.
No man knows why.
And to Emmanuel,
Who reigns in yonder spacious sky,
And yet with men doth dwell.
Our women nowadays,
As doth the jeliflower a weed;
And more a thousand ways.
'Tis there you'd mourn
The sweet woodbine
That round your lattice now doth twine.
So gentle and so sweet,
It sounds like a dying zephyr
That echo doth repeat.
Take me therein!
The melody rare all my soul doth win,
My soul doth win."