I always choose the best answer. What's the OLD ENGLISH equivalent for ''On that note'' in this sentence?
On that note, did you go with the wind? Oh thee, the Iris!
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PW1,Church of the WalkingStick
"On that tack" would work well in this case since it is a sailing term. I think, though, that you are looking for an Elizabethan English phrase. Old English is pretty much gibberish to those who only speak modern English. It was spoken from roughly 500-1100 CE
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