“Ther daweth me no day,” he writes in his poem The Legend of Good Women “that I nam up and walkyng in the mede.” That meant: There dawns me no day that I am not ( ne + am = nam ) up and walking. I am not was nam , is not was nis , were not was nere . If I’m speaking Middle English, if I want to, I will, but if I don’t want to, I nill .
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