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/ˈfeɪtə/ · noun
(archaic) A charlatan or imposter, especially one pretending to be ill, or to tell fortunes..
Allas sayd kynge Lot I am ashamed / for by my defaute ther is many a worshipful man slayne / for and we had ben to gyders there hadde ben none hooste vnder the heuen that had ben abel for to haue matched with vs / This fayter with his prophecye hath mocked me
Into new woes vnweeting I was cast, / By this false faytor[…].
Quick, now, little faitour. What do you want to know about Gondal?
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Faitour means (archaic) A charlatan or imposter, especially one pretending to be ill, or to tell fortunes..
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Allas sayd kynge Lot I am ashamed / for by my defaute ther is many a worshipful man slayne / for and we had ben to gyders there hadde ben none hooste vnder the heuen that had ben abel for to haue matched with vs / This fayter with his prophecye hath mocked me
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