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bowe, " 1 with a bill, 1 " with an staffe " . Britwell Priry. Thomas Stoke , constable. 3 men , 2 with harnes. Bryghwell. William Adam , constable. 7 men , 4 with harnes , 1 with an

moche muk; & ȝif þei han mochel worldly catel geten wiþ false oþis, false weiȝtis, & oþere disceitis, þei preisen hem & b[l ] issen hem & seyn god is wiþ hem 1 & blisseþ hem. 1 1_1 omitted AA.

fiȝttynge; for þei wolen not traueilen faste in here gostly office after crist & his apostlis, 1 þat ful bisili haþ tauȝt hem 1 1_1 omitted X. ; þerfore þei fallen to nyse pleies, at tables, chees & hasard, &

lif & aray þat suffren men wexe roten in here cursed synne is louyd, preised & cherischid among 1 such synful folis; 1 1_1 hem X. for þei seyn þat such a good prest is 2 an ydiot and 2

160. BONDS FOR WILL OF THOMAS STONOR 10 APRIL , 1476 ABSTRACTS.—(1) Bond of Thomas Ramsey of Hucham, esquire, to William Stonore, esquire, for the assignment to William of all debts due to his father Thomas Stonore , whose

1869 (for full titles, see Bibliog|raphy). M. 1 = Morris , 1864 when differences between the editions are noted. M. 2 = Morris , 1869 when differences between the editions are noted. Sk. = Morris and Skeat , Specimens ,

of 7 lines each, ababb, cc. ] (1) Honured be thu, blisful heuene queene, And worschepid mot þou be in eueri place, That modier art, and veari maidë clene! Of god, oure lord, thu geten hast þat grace. Thu ,

VII . § 1. THE SQUIRE ' S HEAD- LINK . HENGWRT MS. ¶ Sire ffrankeleyn / com neer/ if it youre wille be [ on lf 153 ] And sey vs a tale / for certes ye konnen ther

VII . § 1. THE SQUIRE ' S HEAD- LINK . HARLEIAN MS. 7334 ( British Museum ). ¶ Sir Squier com forþ . if þat ȝour wille be And say vs a tale for certes ȝe Connen þer-on as

fontaine. And mawgys wente in to the chapell / and kneled a fore an ymage of our lady 1 that was there 1 1—1 qui estoit moult devoete, F. orig. C. iv. / and prayed our lorde that he wolde

none wolde have comen wyth hym 1 in to Gascoyn 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. I. viii. / And thenne he sware 1 seynte Denys that he sholde come in to thyse partyes 1 1—1 omitted, F. orig. I. viii.

I), 6/1, 17. Doyly , Edith Forn (wife of Robert II), 11/6, 10, 15/24, 20/10, 27/29, 28/27, 42/35, 170 note 1. Doyly , Fulke ( 1140 ), 15/23, 24, 87/11. Doyly , Gilbert (brother of Robert I), 6/1, Doyly ,

d. " De domino ad solvendum lez Flemynges pro opere de Stonore, " £13. 13. 4. Total receipts, £141. 11. 1. Allowances: to Michael Warwick in full payment for making 200,000 " de Brykes, " £40; " ac pro operacione

kyng, ' god be wyth you / and I shall doo that ye telle me. ' 1 And thus Reynawde wente out of Bordews, 1 1—1 Quant Renault eut dit ses parolles il sen issit hors de bourdeaulx, F. orig.

305. EXPENSES OF SIR WILLIAM STONOR [? FEB 1482 ] This account was clearly made in the spring, and the reference to " when my lady rode to Tavnton " points to 1482 (see No. 305); this will also

his hed and peyne his bodi only is not þat fast þe whiche god chees, 1 but þis is þe fast þat god ches; 1 1_1 omitted X. a man to breke þe bondis of synne & do werkis of

techynge of holy writt; & ion þe euaungelist seiþ & seyn austyn declariþ þat þo men þat þus denyen ihū 1 John ii. 22. ben anticristis, & settiþ ensaumple of forsworen men, of lechouris & coueitouse men & vsureris usuris

here seru yce & preieris not acceptable to god & helpeful to cristene peple as þei schulden be. þerfore þis coueitise schulde be fleed of alle prestis, as ground of alle synnes as poul seiþ. 1 Tim . vi. 10.

Auch dieses Stück, wie No. 9, besteht aus 1) dem Evangelium des Tages (-97) nebst Expositio (-168) und 2) einem Miraculum (-306). Der erste Theil sindet sich bereits im Evangelientheil dess. Ms. fol. 6, und des Ms. Tib . fol.

] eilde Hs. ‖ And fehlt Hs. ‖ MÆDENE ] medene, unter dem 1. e ein Tilgungs|punkt, über dem e ein æ üb. d. Z. SCEALL ÞREAN. Elc ylde & andyit scullon habbon on stere aȝene ȝemet; andyit ] andwit

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