"tinternell" meaning in English

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          "ref": "c. 1575, George Gascoigne, “The pleasant Fable of Ferdinando Ie∣ronomi and Leonora de Valasco, translated out of the Italian riding tales of Bartello”, in The poesies of George Gascoigne Esquire, pages 217–218",
          "text": "At last Ferdinando taking into his hand a Lute that lay on his Mistresse bed, did vnto the note of the Venetian galliard apply the Italian dittie[…]but his Mistres could not be quiet vntill she heard hym repeat the Tinternell which he vsed ouer night[…]",
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          "ref": "1906, Florence Wilkinson, “The Far Country”, in The Far Country, page 183",
          "text": "And I, a loitering shadow,\nWith other shadows dwell,\nTwirling like string-tied puppet\nIn aimless tinternel.",
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          "ref": "2009, C. E. Murphy, The Pretender's Crown, page 451",
          "text": "[…]herself, in a grown-up lady's dress at age 3, solemnly dancing the steps of a Tinternell[…]",
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          "text": "Whether it was the stately tinternell or the exuberant jig, dancing was considered a healthy recreation for the mind and exercise for the body during the Elizabethan era.",
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          "text": "At last Ferdinando taking into his hand a Lute that lay on his Mistresse bed, did vnto the note of the Venetian galliard apply the Italian dittie[…]but his Mistres could not be quiet vntill she heard hym repeat the Tinternell which he vsed ouer night[…]",
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