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1. Þe porter is prud wiþalle..Þe porter is culuart and felun.
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feloun
adj.
2. Item, j porter cloth.
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portour
n.
3. John Davy, grome porter.
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porter
n.
4. Ricardo le Porter.
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porter
n.
5. Simon le Porter.
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porter
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6. Johannes Porter, Barbour.
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porter
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7. Adam Porter of Oseney.
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porter
n.
8. Bruggere [Cmb: porter].
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briggere
n.
9. 'Ȝe, Peter,' quoþ þe porter.
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Peter
n.
10. Foure men þer ben þat ȝerdis schalle bere, Porter, marshalle, stuarde, vsshere; The porter schalle haue þe lengest wande.
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yerd
n.(2)
11. The porter is the world, and right as by the porter so by the worlde we may transite.
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transiten
v.
12. Merlin com to þe gate And bad þe porter him out late; Þe porter seyd he schuld rest.
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resten
v.(1)
13. Þe porter lete hym haue entre.
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entre
n.
14. Þe porter is culuart and felun.
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culvert, culvart, culverd
adj. & n.
15. For cariage þe porter hors schalle hyre.
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cariage
n.
16. For cariage þe porter hors schalle hyre.
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hiren
v.
17. Þe porter..wule him sette a reisun.
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setten
v.
18. At the yate porter nas there non.
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gate
n.(1)
19. Þe porter vnpynned þe ȝate [C: gate].
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gate
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20. John Watts, Yoman porter of oure Gate.
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porter
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21. Crist made Peter of paradyse porter.
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porter
n.
22. Þe porter..Bifore þe newe kyng aknes gan falle.
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akne, aknes
adv.
23. Item, we endite þe same Porter for his vntrewe mesures.
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mesure
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24. Thelagonyus..Þe proude porter hent be þe berde.
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henten
v.
25. At this weddyng..was Cerberus Chief porter of helle.
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helle
n.
26. Fra þis time forþ saltowe be porter of heyuen & erþ.
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shulen
v.(1)
27. The porter seyh þo it might no better be.
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sen
v.(1)
28. Þe porter is culuert [Auch: coluard; Suth: cruel].
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culvert, culvart, culverd
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29. Þou þrewe my porter in þe draw-welle.
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wel, welle
n.
30. Thexecutour is porter, if heuene yate be stoken.
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heven
n.
31. Þe porter ysei [B: yse] is louerd come.
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isen
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32. He founde a yoman porter kepyng many keyes.
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yeman
n.
33. Bi-twene þe porter and þe gate [vrr. yhate, ȝhate].
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gate
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34. Opeynnede [vr. opened; Hnt: the porter vnpynnede þe gate].
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openen
v.
35. He founde a yoman porter kepyng many keyes.
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kepen
v.
36. Trauersnail [for mending the roof of the porter's house].
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travers
n.
37. Al berape [rime: ascape; Auch: Þe porter was al bewaped.]
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birapen
v.
38. Þe burne..Prayses þe porter bifore þe prynce kneled.
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knelen
v.
39. Þe porter ysei is louerd come & is mest priue tueye.
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prive
adj.(1)
40. Þe porter profytable To hys lord..Þus hys tale tolde.
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profitable
adj.
41. Penne [Ld: Conscience..made pees porter to pynne þe ȝates].
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pennen
v.(1)
42. At the yate, porter [vrr. portar, portare] nas there non.
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porter
n.
43. At this weddyng..was Cerberus, Chief porter of helle.
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porter
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44. Ydelnesse..porter [vr. poter] of the gate is of delices.
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porter
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45. Conscience..made pees porter [C: portor] to pynne þe ȝates.
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porter
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46. The porter of pure reuthe may parforme þe lawe.
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performen
v.
47. J am partere and porter of this releef.
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48. Conscience..made pees porter to pynne þe ȝates.
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pinnen
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49. Þureȝ gersume, Þe porter is his man bicume.
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50. Þe porter..yede to themperesse & rownyd with her.
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rounen
v.
51. Orfeo knokkeþ atte gate; Þe porter was redi þer-ate.
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ther-at, therat
adv.
52. Item, the presonment of John Porter of Blykelyng.
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53. Thelagonyus..Þe proude porter hent be þe berde.
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proud
adj.
54. Do open, porter, þe porte of þis prowde place.
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proud
adj.
55. Þe porter vnpynned þe ȝate And plukked in pauci priueliche.
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plukken
v.
56. The porter hath comaundement to holde hem widoute the gate.
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57. And he began for to debate; He smote þe porter.
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debaten
v.(1)
58. He askid þe porter and his man Wher Ioly Robyn was.
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man
n.
59. Þe porter he fond anon þerate, Sittinde one a marbelston [vr. marbreston].
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60. Ef þer comeþ eniman Biþinne þilke barbecan..Þe porter..wule him sette areisun.
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areisoun
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61. Ȝif any man hase in court mys-gayne, To porter warde he schalle be tane.
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misgon
v.
62. Þe porter ys Florys man bycome For his gold…and his warysone [vr. garsome].
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warisoun
n.
63. Þe porter gan him wite And seyd, ‘Cherl! go oway…What dostow here al day?’
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witen
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64. Antecrist auȝte to shame to chalenge oonly petres keyȝes..he is porter of helle ȝates.
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helle
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65. Þe porter had hys speche lore, And heryng also, syn he was bore.
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66. Þe porter..wule..bere vpon þe felonie, And segge þat þu art a spie.
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spi, spie
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67. [For the house of Thomas Porter in Wantegoeslane, a] stoklok [with 2 new keys] 8 d.
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stok
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68. Þo þe porter iherde þis, he siȝte [vr. syȝt]; 'Ihc am..bitraid wiþ riȝte.'
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siken
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69. Of strangers..þat comen to court, Þo porter schalle warne ser at a word.
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ser, sere
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70. Þe porter gatt hald on hys hude, & it went off, & þan his hede was skallid.
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scalled, scallede
adj.
71. 'Welcome, Porter! what novelte Telle vs þis owre?' 'Sirs, novelte I can ȝou tell.'
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novelte
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72. Nat was foryeten the porter ydelnesse Ne Narcisus the faire..The riche Cresus caytif in seruage.
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servage
n.
73. A ring he rauȝt him tite; Þe porter seyd nouȝt nay.
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nai
interj.
74. We endite þe porter..for his fals mesures, and þe vtter gate for faute of closure.
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closure
n.
75. Þe porter is proud wiȝalle; Euerich dai he goþ in palle.
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with-al, withal
adv.
76. Item we endite þe Porter of þe Countour in Chepe for an Extorcioner.
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countour
n.(1)
77. Of strangers also þat comen to court, Þo porter schalle warne.
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court
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78. Þe porter..tolde him howe þat þer was a poor man at þe gate.
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79. Horn wald nouȝt be þe last In for to gange. Þe porter cald him herlot swain.
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harlot
adj.
80. Some ben excusid bi reson of office as ȝif the porter..happyn to hurte eyn clerke.
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happenen
v.
81. Þe..porter..roof his chawle boon, Þat he fil ded, mvet as a stoon.
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muet
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82. Nat was foryeten the porter ydelnesse, Ne Narcisus, the faire, of yore agon.
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83. Of strangers also þat comen to court, Þo porter schalle warne ser at a worde.
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84. Fra þis time forþ saltowe [Peter] be porter of heyuen & erþ sicurele.
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sikerli
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85. Pray þe porter..Þat he let þe speke with me, Soo faire hym mot befalle.
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so
adv.
86. Esquiers, yt were sent thether..the tone called..Morrys Arnolde, sergent porter.
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sergeaunt
n.
87. Somme þer ben þat..comen inne raþer þen somme; & þat is longe on þe porter.
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on
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88. Þe porter þoȝte what to rede; He let flures gadere on þe mede.
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red
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89. Casuelly no porter at the gate, As it hadde be right for the nonys.
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right, righte
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90. A kyng es porter..anoþer chaumberlayne, anoþer steward of howshalde [F seneschal].
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steuard
n.
91. Furth he goos to the porter of the gates of the tovn.
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gate
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92. The porter hath comaundement to holde hem widoute the gate [vr. ȝate].
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gate
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93. Ydelnesse, That porter of the gate [vr. yates] is of delices.
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gate
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94. Grace hette þe ȝate-ward [vrr. porter, gateward], A good mon forsoþe.
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gate
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95. John Leventhorp late porter and jayllere of the Castell of York.
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gaioler
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96. Yf he be gentylmon of kyn, The porter wille lede the to hym.
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kin
n.
97. Venus and hire porter Richesse, That was ful noble and hautayn of hyre port.
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noble
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98. 'Go hom, truant!' þe porter sede, 'Scherewe houre sone, y þe rede, Fro þe gate.'
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99. Grace hattiþ [vrr. hattyt, hat, hette, hoteth, hite; B: hatte] þe porter.
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hoten
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100. The porter was a-friȝt & asked..who makede al þat fare.
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fare
n.(1)
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