See molde in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "11th century, Against a dwarf:",
"text": "Þænne eft þæt galdor, þæt hēr æfter cweð, man sċeal singan, ǣrest on þæt wynstre ēare, þænne on þæt swīðre ēare, þænne hūfan þæs mannes moldan.",
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"ref": "11th century, Against a dwarf:",
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