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101. Praie pyte, þi porter, þat he wolde opene þe ȝate charyte.
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preien
v.(1)
102. The porter lete the draught [Add: drawȝthte; Rwl: bryge] doun falle.
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draught
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103. Dorward or porter, þat chastis wrang wit þair mister..His biscop mai asoille him.
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dor, dore
n.(1)
104. Who þat makeþ grucchyng..He schal to þe porter into þe draw-welle.
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drau, draue
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105. Þe porter vndede [Hrl: vnded] þe ȝate anon & lete him in-to þe castel gon.
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undon
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106. The porter answerde ungoodly agayne and sayde, ‘Thou gettyste no lodgynge here.’
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ungodli
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107. Þe porter was al bewaped. 'Allas!' queþ he, 'is Beues ascaped?'
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bewhapen
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108. The porter said…‘Alas, is Beues ascapud soo?’ Anon the gates he gan vp throwe.
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upthrouen
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109. His meyne is vnwelcome…Þe porter haþ comaundement to holde hem widoute þe ȝate.
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unwelcome
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110. I was leten in off the porter: Hym lyste to make no daunger.
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daunger
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111. Is noþer peter þe porter ne paul with his fauchon That wolde defende me heuene dore.
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defenden
v.
112. Gwido..knockid at þe ȝate, and þe porter come and askid þe cause of his knockyng.
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knokking, knokkinge
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113. Somme þer ben þat..comen inne raþer þen somme; & þat is longe on þe porter.
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long
adj.(2)
114. Merlin..seide than to the porter, 'Lete oute, for it is tyme.'
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leten
v.
115. The porter to the panere went, And the led [vr. lyde] vppe he hentt.
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lid
n.
116. Þe porter is proud wiȝalle; Euerich dai he goþ in palle.
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pal
n.
117. Þe porter ysei is louerd come..Wuþ god herte he let is louerd in.
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lord
n.
118. Þe porter..Gef hym God & goud day, þat Gawayn be saue.
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God, god
n.(1)
119. He calde, & sone þer com A porter pure plesaunt..& haylsed þe knyȝt erraunt.
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plesaunt, plesaunte
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120. At his paleys ȝate he stood And heet þe porter..þe ȝates vp to do.
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palais
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121. Whan þe peple was plenere [vr. al plenere; C: plener] comen, þe porter vnpynned þe ȝate.
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plener, plenere
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122. He brouȝtem to þe castel..& spac wiþ þe porter, in þat he hem let.
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porter
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123. Whane þu comest to þe ȝate, Þe porter þu schalt finde þarate.
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porter
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124. To this the porter [L ostiarius] openeth, and the scheep heeren his vois.
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porter
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125. Whan he com to þe gate, To þe porter he ȝaf þe golde.
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porter
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126. Furth he goos to the porter of the gates of the tovn.
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porter
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127. Ich moste here porter beo, for non betere wuyrþe ich nere.
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porter
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128. Sir Cherubin, þe haly angel þat porter [Vsp: yateward] ys, he gretes þe wel.
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porter
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129. In a prive corner in disport Fond I Venus and hire porter, Richesse.
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porter
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130. Praie pyte þi porter, þat he wolde opene þe ȝate charyte.
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porter
n.
131. Pleye [Hnt: the porter vnpynnede þe gate..and leet þe remenant go rome].
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pleien
v.(1)
132. Pertly to Porfiri presed þe qwene & prayed hym plese þe porter to se Katereyn.
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pertli
adv.
133. Prestabelle [Lamb: The porter, prophitable To his lorde, the constable Sone this tale tolde].
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prestabelle
adj.
134. Þe porter and his men in haste Kyng Robert in a podel caste.
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podel
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135. To her' þer wordes al he [the porter] be bayn, And bryng þam Grath answer ogayn.
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greith
adj.
136. In a prive corner in disport Fond I Venus and hire porter Richesse.
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137. Þe porter is culuart & felun; He wule him sette a reisun.
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resoun
n.(2)
138. Merlyn, that wele resembled to [F resambloit] bretel, cleped the porter.
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resemblen
v.(1)
139. Priueli he tok þe gate Bi-twene þe porter and þe gate.
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taken
v.
140. Þe he com to þe gate, þe porter he fond anon þerate.
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the
conj.
141. Sont accustumez de doner pur chascun tonnelode, que le vesseau purra porter..douze deniers.
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tonne
n.
142. Þe he com to þe gate, þe porter he fond anon þerate, Sittinde one a marbelston.
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ther-at, therat
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143. For cariage þe porter hors schalle hyre, Foure pens a pece.
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pece
n.
144. He range at the doyr and oure porter opynde to hym.
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ringen
v.(2)
145. Þe porter of þe abbay..dede his ofice in þe clos.
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office
n.
146. Merlin com to þe gate And bad þe porter him out late.
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outleten
v.
147. I must ben at Norwyche on Monday..to stoppe the oughtlawrye of John Porter.
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148. Cherubyn was porter ther ate, which heeld in his hand a foorbushed swerd.
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furbishen
v.
149. Þe porter asked..Of what hous he was, and him þhouȝt ferli.
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ferli
adj.
150. Jamys porter tenement þat to hym is left by þis seyd Abbot William.
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leven
v.(1)
151. Þe porter of þe abbay aros, & dede his ofice in þe clos.
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clos
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152. Cherubyn, Which at the gate was cheff porter, Holdynge that swerd.
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cherubin
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153. Conscience..made pees porter to pynne þe yates Of alle taletelleris and titeleris.
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titiller
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154. Thelagonys..þe proude porter hent be þe berde, And with his fyste roof his chawle boon.
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berd
n.(1)
155. The porter..foryat nouht to smyte me. Swich a strok he yaf me that he made me quaake.
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quaken
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156. Wanne þay come to þe castel ȝate..þe porter alredi was þer-ate & let hym in an haste.
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al-redi, alredi
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157. He wold be my good Lord, amyttyng me for hese chapeleyn and Jhankyn Porter for hese servaunt.
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admitten
v.
158. Crist is dore, and he is porter and wiþ oute his lefe…mai þer noman comen in.
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withouten
prep.
159. Who þat makeþ grucchyng þat we here dwelle, He schal to þe porter into the draw-welle.
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shulen
v.(1)
160. One..groome porter..setteth up the sises in the Kings chambre without any waste or giftes or taking of fees.
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sis
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161. The groome porter of chamber..Straungers..so to be sette and served by the assewer of the chamber.
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chaumbre
n.
162. He..Þe proude porter hent[e] be þe berde, And with his fyste brast his chawle boon.
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chavel
n.
163. In A preuy corner..ffond I Venus and her porter Rychesse, That was full nobull and hawte of her part.
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haut
adj.
164. Þe porter..Him smot aȝeyn..þat neose and mouþ barst a-blood; Þenne he semed almost wod.
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ablod, ablode
adv. & predicate adj.
165. Pray þe porter, as he is fre, Þat he let þe speke with me, Soo faire hym mot befalle.
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moten
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166. The porter wente in-to the halle, Alsone his lord he metes with-alle, He sailles him as he conne.
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sailen
v.(1)
167. The porter wold haue putt hym oute, bot Ponthus shote hym so fro hym that he made hym fall.
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sheten
v.
168. Provided..that this..Acte..extende not..unto..Sergeant of oure Seler..Sergeant of our Saucerye..Sergeant porter of our Gate.
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sergeaunt
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169. Nat was foryeten the porter ydelnesse, Ne Narcisus the faire of yore agon, Ne yet the folie of kyng Salomon.
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yet
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170. Iohannes Porter..arrestauit vnum rete quod vocatur le Flu de Margareta et catalla ad valenciam viij s.
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flue
n.(1)
171. The porter vnpynnede þe gate And plyghte [B: plukked] in pauci pryueliche, and leet þe remenant go rome.
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plicchen
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172. The porter..to þe Eorl..can call, 'Her is comen to þus wall, Y-armed apon a sted, Sir Degreuuant.'
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this
adj.
173. Þe porter..yede to themperesse..& told to hir all the prive tokyns þat were ysaid bytwene hem two.
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token
n.
174. Tho þou þrewe my porter in þe draw-welle, I swor..That þou schuldest be bounde boþe hand and foot.
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drau, draue
n.
175. One is groome porter, that berith wood, strawe, russhes for the King's chambre, making the King's litters of his bed.
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176. Portelle [Lamb: They..axed ther ostell At that fayre castell..The porter faire and wele Lete hym yn full snell].
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portal
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177. Þe porter of þe abbay aros..rong þe belles & taperes liȝt, leyd forþ bokes, & al redi diȝt.
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porter
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178. Sir Gareth rode unto the barbycan of the castell and prayed the porter fayre to lette hym into the castell.
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porter
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179. I dar nouȝt wiþ seie so grete and suche a fissher and porter, leste he close hevene ȝate aȝenst me.
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porter
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180. Cerberus, the porter of helle, with his thre hevedes, was caught and al abasschid of the newe song.
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porter
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181. Crist is Dore, And He is Porter, and wiþ oute His lefe and His liuere mai þer noman comen in.
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porter
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182. Thexecutour is porter, if heuene yate be stoken, To brynge in the soule of whom he hath the charge.
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porter
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183. Whan þe peple was plenere comen, þe porter..plukked in pauci priueliche and lete þe remenaunt go rowme.
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priveli, privelie
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184. Conscience..made pees porter to pynne þe ȝates Of alle taletellers [C: tale-tellours] and tyterers in ydel.
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185. Ilkane of þam hase sum office in þe emperour courte, for a kyng es porter, anoþer hawler, anoþer chaumberlayne.
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office
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186. Is noyther peter þe porter, ne poule with his fauchoune, Þa[t] wil defende me þe dore.
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fauchoun
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187. Is noyther peter þe porter ne poule with his fauchoune Þa[t] wil defende me þe dore.
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Peter
n.
188. Sir Gareth rode unto the barbycan of the castell, and prayed the porter fayre to lette hym into the castell.
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barbican
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189. A kyng es porter..anoþer buteler, anoþer sewer, anoþer marschall, and so furth of all oþer officez þat langes till his courte.
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seuer, seuere
n.(3)
190. Ne vnto the it is no myster That thou to Serebrus, the porter Of helle, besie the his cheynes to breke.
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mister
n.
191. What schal I do I woot not, but if þi greet grace, þat is, þi messanger, praie pyte þi porter þat he wolde opene þe ȝate charyte.
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messager
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192. All their officers..have free entree..withoute any arrestyng disturbaunce, lettyng, or agaynsayng of the constable lieutenant or of the porter.
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193. Tho þou þrewe my porter in þe draw-welle, I swor in þat wraþþe, and in þat grete moot, That þou schuldest be bounde.
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mot
n.(3)
194. Ther durste no maner of man wor [?read: wer; F porter] no suche iwelles…but only they that had wonned by their manhoode.
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weren
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195. All other to the hall, except one messe of groomes waytors, etyng in a pryvate place, as with the groome porter of chamber.
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196. The Porter toke all his wordes in scorne; neverthelesse, scornyngly he went to the Emperesse and prively rowned in her ere.
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scorningli
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197. On a day sho come vnto þe nonrie yate & askid þe porter if he knew evur a non in þat place þat hight Betres.
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198. Þe porter in scorne toke hede to his wordis [vr. toke all his wordes in scorne] & with scorne yede to themperesse & rownyd with her.
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scorn
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199. Ȝif the porter or officere of eny grete man..happyn to hurte eny clerke, as mencion is made in the same chapter.
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mencioun
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200. The ministre and the norice vn to vices, Which that men clepe in Englissh ydelnesse, That porter of the gate is of delices.
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