Flood : Noun from PIE plewd and proto-German floduz , then German flut , to Old English flod meaning flow or deluge as in a river or the seas, as in Chaucers The Monks Tale (~1370) And in balance weyen ech montayne , (And in a scales weigh each mountain) And alle the floodes of the see restrayne
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He had a sure if genteel touch, and a keen sense of the play of light on surfaces, that infused his paintings with mood and a sense of presence that flattered his subjects