Crossword-Solution: SATTE 5 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 5

Upon these steedes, that were great and white, There satte folk, of whom one bare his shield, Another his spear in his handes held; The thirde bare with him his bow Turkeis*, *Turkish.

Forsooth, I will no longer you contrary.” Now let us turn again to January, That in the garden with his faire May Singeth well merrier than the popinjay:* *parrot “You love I best, and shall, and other none.” So long about the alleys is he gone, Till he was come to *that ilke perry,* *the same pear-tree* Where as this Damian satte full merry On high, among the freshe leaves green.

And when this master, that this magic wrought, Saw it was time, he clapp’d his handes two, And farewell, all the revel is y-go.* *gone, removed And yet remov’d they never out of the house, While they saw all the sightes marvellous; But in his study, where his bookes be, They satte still, and no wight but they three.

And in this garden found he churles tway, That satte by a fire great and red; And to these churles two he gan to pray To slay him, and to girdon* off his head, *strike That to his body, when that he were dead, Were no despite done for his defame.* *infamy Himself he slew, *he coud no better rede;* *he knew no better Of which Fortune laugh’d and hadde game.

The great war in America strengthened the Federal bond, while it loosened the attachment to the special Satte in which the United States citizen lives.