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The phrase
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In Medieval Times ⚔️
"thy raiment is passing fair, by my troth!"
It means thy clothes are worthy of a noble knight or a fair lady, and I swear it by my honor.
e.g. Hark! Thy raiment is passing fair, by my troth!
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- ⚔️ Medieval Timesanonymous
"thy raiment is passing fair, by my troth!"
It means thy clothes are worthy of a noble knight or a fair lady, and I swear it by my honor.
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