"hie" meaning in Scots

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          "text": "Of his harnes in hy, he hynt withoutin hone / And in ane Rob him arrayit richeſt of ane",
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          "text": "With thir wourdis he answerd me in hy: / The latter day is cumin of Dardanis end, / The fatale tyme quam na waling ma mend;",
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          "text": "The quhilk but dowt wil be my deid / In hy, / For every man obtenis remeid, / Bot I.",
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        "(obsolete) Haste; diligence."
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