reduced f. UNDERNEATH prep.
1654. Vilvain, Epit. Ess., VII. lxx. A noble Pair … ly here unneath one stone.
a. 1718. Parnell, Fairy Tale, xvi. Where by the back the youth he hung To spraul unneath the roof.
c. 1750. Shenstone, Ruin’d Abbey, 174. That their dishonour’d corse … Must sleep with brutes their vassals, on the field Unneath some path.
1847. Halliwell, Unneath, beneath. Somerset.
