Old English is, shortening of fueredes by deletion of the first " and " interconsonantica ( 41 syncopation; by phonetic facility, equivalent to our future imperfect subjunctive in second person plural, then, of the verb go. This word appears in the mystical poetry of San Juan de la Cruz, " the spiritual Canticle of the soul " which reads as follows: " would where you hid, beloved, / and left me with a groan? / as the deer leave / having wounded. / left after ti crying and already were gone. / shepherds, which fuerdes / back in the flocks to the hillock, / if by chance vierdes / to whoever I want, / tell him that I adolezco, toil and die... "
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