Crossword-Solution: IMPED 5 letters, 4 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

But the good man vnderstood not, that euen the best translation, is, for mere necessitie, but an euill imped wing to flie withall, or a heuie stompe leg of wood to go withall: soch, the hier they flie, the sooner they falter and faill: the faster they runne, the ofter they stumble, and sorer they fall.

INGRATEFUL BEAUTY THREATENED KNOW, Celia (since thou art so proud), ’Twas I that gave thee thy renown! Thou hadst in the forgotten crowd Of common beauties lived unknown, Had not my verse exhaled thy name, And with it imped the wings of fame.

How fares it with little Katherine the peregrine, Mary?” “I have joined the wing, father, and I have imped the feathers; but I fear it will be Christmas ere she can fly again.” “This is a hard saying,” said Sir John; “for indeed I have seen no bolder better bird.

Hunc puerum Médéa interficere cónstituit eó cónsilió, ut membrís éius in mare coniectís cursum Colchórum impedíret; certó enim sciébat Aeétem, cum membra fílí vídisset, nón longius prósecútúrum esse.

Possibly he shared his master's belief that "even the best translation is for mere necessity but an evil imped wing to fly withal, or a heavy stump leg of wood to go withal."[335] In discussion of the style to be employed in the metrical rendering there was the same failure to make explicit the connection between the original and the translation.