adv. Obs. [f. FAR + -LY2.] Far, to a great extent or distance.

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c. 1460.  Towneley Myst., 298.

          Petrus.  Farlee may we fownde and fare
For myssyng of oure master Jesus.

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1555.  Abp. Parker, Ps. cvi. 26, 27.

        By liftyng vp: his (irefull) hand: God sware vnto them all:
That he would them: in wildernes: destroy wyth shamefull fall.
And that he would: cast (shortly) out: their seede where gentils byde
And sparple them: as runnegates: in countries farly wyde.

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