of þe saide Abbot and of oþer lordes aforenamed; & furþermore, In-to fforbedyng had put þe commune of all þe (pasture [Omit 'pasture.'] ) warecte or leylonde Bitwene [MS. repeats 'bitwene.'] þe waye þe which Is i-callid Wodewey and litull Tywe, the [which] commune þe saide Abbot and þe fornamed claymed of olde to Be þe[re] right: At þe last, hit whas acordid Bitwene them in this forme, þat þe saide John and oþer grauntid, for þem and þere heyres and assynes, þat þe saide Abbot and oþer lordes aforenamyd haue comune pasture In þe forsaide places and telth as þey were i-wonyd to haue,
[that [Added from the Latin.] is to say] that oone ȝere þey Be sowe, and after þe corne In the saide telthis i-gederyd to-gedur ['post bladum . . .adunatum.'] , In the same ȝere þey Entre with all þere Bestes, to fede vn-to þe tyme of wyntur seede (and [Omit 'and.'] ) in oþer ȝere [The pasture, in one case, would be from Michaelmas to October next; in the other, from Michaelmas to March.] folowyng, if with lente [Read 'winter': 'si semine hiemali debeant seminari.'] seede hit ofte to Be sowed; or vn-to þe tyme ['tempus seminis quadragesimalis.' In Essex, the terms 'Lent seed,' 'Lent sow|ing,' though still remembered by country people, are no longer in actual use.] of lente sede of þe seyde ȝere folowyng, if with lente sede þey ofte to Be sowe: so, þat is to say, that By [Read 'after': 'post seminationem.'] the sowyng, mowyng of corne, gadryng or heepyng to-gedur of þe same noo gile Be doo, so [i.e. to prevent the commoners from having: 'quin . . . habeant.'] þat foresaide comuners haue þere forsaide commune In conueniente tyme: and hit [is] to Be knowe, þat þe saide telthes In oone ȝere schall Be sowe and In A-noþer ȝere lye leye.
And they maade a knowlege (þat is to say, þe forsaide John, Stephen, and John) þe foresaide commune to Be ryȝght of þe saide Abbot and of oþer lordes aforenamyd and of þere men whenne-so-Euer In the saide telthis þe corne Be i-gaderyd In the forme aforesaide, And they haue i-Bownde þem-selfe and þere heyres and assynes, By goode ffeith & By this present writyng, þat neuer of þe saide pasture they schall [Omit 'schall.'] oony thyng schall sowe, noþer in-hoke schall Doo, agaynste þe forme afore|saide; & if þay doo, þey graunte, for þem-selfe, and for here heyres and assynes, that þey schall pay to þe saide Abbot and to oþer lordes Above-saide of litull Tywe x. li. of sterlynges for