Endnotes
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For this edition, glosses that only appear once in the work have been converted to endnotes. Any non-gloss endnotes are Pollard’s. ↩
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Notoriously. ↩
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Affiance, promise. ↩
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Rightly. ↩
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Entrusted. ↩
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A short cuirass. ↩
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Agreement. ↩
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Quivered. ↩
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Glanced back. ↩
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Usage. ↩
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Belonging to. ↩
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Cluster. ↩
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Belongs to. ↩
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Fixed revenue. ↩
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Embroidered. ↩
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Most ignorant. ↩
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Trimming. ↩
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Vagabond. ↩
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Grief. ↩
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Sorrow. ↩
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Embracing. ↩
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Weaken. ↩
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Akin to. ↩
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Strange. ↩
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Wreaked. ↩
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Painted. ↩
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Joint. ↩
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Shove off. ↩
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Capture. ↩
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Liberality. ↩
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Martial. ↩
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Week. ↩
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Misnumbered XX by Caxton. ↩
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Actively. ↩
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Treaty. ↩
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Common. ↩
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Assurance. ↩
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Collar bone. ↩
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Predecessors. ↩
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Like, equal. ↩
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Taxes. ↩
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Determined. ↩
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Forthwith. ↩
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Expenses. ↩
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Faith. ↩
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Octave of a festival. ↩
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Small boats. ↩
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War vessels. ↩
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Roared. ↩
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Sound of wind. ↩
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Fluttered. ↩
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Cut to pieces. ↩
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Made ready. ↩
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Ranged for battle. ↩
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Shook, trembled. ↩
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Displays. ↩
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Advantage. ↩
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Disadvantage. ↩
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Governor. ↩
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Be able. ↩
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Haughty. ↩
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Like. ↩
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Short coats. ↩
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Hard rider. ↩
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Lowered. ↩
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That same. ↩
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Anointing oil. ↩
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Set in rest, couch. ↩
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Clutched. ↩
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Lover’s. ↩
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Glen. ↩
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Worsted. ↩
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Painting. ↩
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Pressing forward. ↩
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Most courteous. ↩
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Deed, story. ↩
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Leashes, strings. ↩
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Falcon. ↩
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Bush, branch of a tree. ↩
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Trunk of a tree. ↩
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Branch. ↩
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Complete. ↩
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Complete. ↩
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Gift. ↩
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Readiest. ↩
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Lubber. ↩
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Descent. ↩
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Notes on a horn. ↩
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Champions. ↩
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Machicolated, with holes for defence. ↩
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Drew back. ↩
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Loaves baked at the same time. ↩
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Sailor’s cry. ↩
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Breastplate of a horse. ↩
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Saddle girths. ↩
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Hewn to pieces. ↩
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Paid for. ↩
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Pledges. ↩
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Away. ↩
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Expended, bestowed. ↩
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Printed by Caxton as part of chap. XXII. ↩
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Desolate. ↩
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Handbreadth. ↩
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Lumps. ↩
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In Caxton’s edition this chapter is misnumbered XXVI, setting the numeration wrong to the end of the book. ↩
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Messengers sent to prepare lodgings. ↩
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So W. de Worde; Caxton “that by.” ↩
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Watches. ↩
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Path. ↩
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So W. de Worde; Caxton “me.” ↩
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Comforted, cheered. ↩
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So W. de Worde; Caxton “bee.” ↩
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Officer who set on dishes and tasted them. ↩
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Printed by Caxton as part of chap. II. ↩
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Possessed. ↩
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Swung. ↩
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Known. ↩
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Casually. ↩
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Pass. ↩
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Earnest money. ↩
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Printed by Caxton as part of chap. XXVI. ↩
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Untwisted, unbound. ↩
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Bolted. ↩
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Leper house. ↩
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Limb from limb. ↩
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Deny. ↩
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Broke up. ↩
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Discomfort. ↩
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The part of the helmet which shaded the eyes. ↩
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Raging. ↩
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Undertook. ↩
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Over wide space. ↩
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Make way. ↩
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Pushed. ↩
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Printed by Caxton as part of chap. IV. ↩
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Like a gentleman. ↩
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Sorely wound. ↩
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Shorten. ↩
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Ill-luck, mishap. ↩
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Thicket of the wood. ↩
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In watch for. ↩
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Thoughtlessly. ↩
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Sauntering. ↩
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Cheeks. ↩
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Reward. ↩
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Devices, wiles. ↩
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“The evening afore,” W. de Worde. ↩
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Company. ↩
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Nearly. ↩
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Oil. ↩
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Changed. ↩
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Foolish. ↩
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Jested. ↩
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Stole. ↩
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Describe. ↩
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Mounted. ↩
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Without a share. ↩
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Barking, yelping. ↩
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Day for settling disputes. ↩
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Covered. ↩
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Desire. ↩
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Discomfort. ↩
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Redeem. ↩
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Practised. ↩
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Cleverly. ↩
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Betrothed. ↩
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Testicles. ↩
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Uncovered. ↩
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Certainly. ↩
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Afraid. ↩
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Pennon, streamer. ↩
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Note of recall. ↩
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Barking. ↩
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Foolish. ↩
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“Y-wis” (certainly), Caxton; “ye-wis” (truly), W. de Worde. ↩
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Breathing holes. ↩
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Along. ↩
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Deceitful. ↩
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Reared. ↩
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Sideways. ↩
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Slantwise. ↩
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Needs, on your own compulsion. ↩
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With the head covered. ↩
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Garments. ↩
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Except. ↩
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Except. ↩
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Embraced. ↩
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Faded. ↩
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Fat deer. ↩
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Without reward. ↩
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Aiming. ↩
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Arrowheads. ↩
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Command. ↩
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Revived. ↩
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Skin. ↩
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Ermine. ↩
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Twisted. ↩
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Back part of knee-joint. ↩
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Overtake. ↩
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Enclosed. ↩
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Sparrowhawk. ↩
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Float. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Rich and poor. ↩
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Retract. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Omitted by Caxton, supplied from W. de Worde. ↩
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Thrust. ↩
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Caxton “Yf,” for which “Yea” seems the easiest emendation that will save the sense. ↩
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Covetousness. ↩
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Deceit. ↩
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Plundering. ↩
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Misfortune. ↩
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Soft, tender. ↩
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Partition. ↩
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Spurring. ↩
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Semblance. ↩
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Drowned. ↩
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Wedge or spike of iron. ↩
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Because of. ↩
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Beseech. ↩
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So W. de Worde; Caxton “but.” ↩
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Roots. ↩
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Overcome. ↩
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Hauberk with leggings attached. ↩
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Uppermost. ↩
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Pleased, content. ↩
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In pain. ↩
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Alleviation. ↩
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Unbeliever. ↩
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Cleverest. ↩
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Courteous. ↩
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On his nose. ↩
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Stick, stem. ↩
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Canopy. ↩
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Sprinkled. ↩
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Hurtful. ↩
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Disease. ↩
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Looked carefully at. ↩
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Preserve. ↩
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Room. ↩
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Steps. ↩
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Came across. ↩
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Timber. ↩
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Wafer, Host. ↩
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Thursday of Holy Week. ↩
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So W. de Worde; Caxton “of them.” ↩
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Shore. ↩
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Chests. ↩
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Unstable. ↩
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Privities, secret interviews, recesses. ↩
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Fornicator. ↩
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Forbid. ↩
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Sullied, dishonoured. ↩
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Immediately. ↩
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Evil design. ↩
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Alleviation. ↩
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Offering at Mass for the dead. ↩
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Bubble. ↩
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Hunting term trap, point of ambush. ↩
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Kept up with. ↩
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Hunting term for taking the water. ↩
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Cast about. ↩
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Obliterate. ↩
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Defeated, shamed. ↩
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Lecherous. ↩
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Splashed. ↩
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Passages. ↩
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A man turned into a wolf by magic. ↩
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Believe. ↩
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Scattered. ↩
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Agreement. ↩
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Domineered over. ↩
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Vanguard. ↩
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Fierce, furious. ↩
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Be grateful. ↩
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Attack. ↩
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Girdles. ↩
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Jewels. ↩
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Cause. ↩
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Steal away. ↩
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Harm ↩
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Pursue. ↩
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Yielded. ↩
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Quick movement. ↩
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On the inside. ↩
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Adroitly. ↩
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Haughtiest. ↩
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Messages. ↩
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Inveterate. ↩
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Beset. ↩
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Platform, scaffold. ↩
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Trumpets. ↩
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Hand-guard of a spear. ↩
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Ripple. ↩
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Town in Brittany famous for its cloth. ↩
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Haughtiness. ↩
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Dwindled. ↩
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Voice. ↩
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Anointed. ↩
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Authors, poets. ↩