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A-BEGGED............1
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| FranT 1580 To goon a-begged in my kirtle bare. | 21606 |
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A-BLAKEBERYED.......1
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| PardT 406 Though that hir soules goon a-blakeberyed! | 22056 |
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A-CATERWAWED........1
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| WBT 354 To shewe hir skyn and goon a-caterwawed. | 15640 |
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A-MORWE.............2
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| WBT 593 To chirche was myn housbonde born a-morwe | 15878 |
| MerT 1214 I knowe ynogh, on even and a-morwe, " | 18800 |
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A-NYGHT.............6
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| WBT 202 How pitously a-nyght I made hem swynke! | 15488 |
| SumT 1827 Though I hym wrye a-nyght and make hym warm, | 17112 |
| ClT 464 He cam allone a-nyght, ther as she lay, | 18044 |
| MkT 2568 Amydde his hoost he dronke lay a-nyght, | 25558 |
| NPT 3167 For whan I feele a-nyght your softe syde -- | 26158 |
| CYT 880 Which that they myghte wrappe hem inne a-nyght, | 27332 |
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A-NYGHTES...........3
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| MilT 3214 On which he made a-nyghtes melodie | 3216 |
| MilT 3214 On which he made a-nyghtes melodie | 8300 |
| MilT 3214 On which he made a-nyghtes melodie | 13384 |
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A-REWE..............1
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| WBT 1254 A thousand tyme a-rewe he gan hire kisse, | 16540 |
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A-TWO...............3
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| ClT 1169 It wolde rather breste a-two than plye. | 18748 |
| MancT 341 An arm a-two, my deere sone, right so | 28274 |
| MancT 342 A tonge kutteth freendshipe al a-two. | 28276 |
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A-WERKE.............1
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| WBT 215 I sette hem so a-werke, by my fey, | 15500 |
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AARON...............1
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| SumT 1894 " Aaron, that hadde the temple in governaunce, | 17180 |
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AAS.................1
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| MkT 2661 Thy sys Fortune hath turned into aas, | 25652 |
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ABAK................4
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| MilT 3736 Abak he stirte, and thoughte it was amys, | 3738 |
| MilT 3736 Abak he stirte, and thoughte it was amys, | 8822 |
| MilT 3736 Abak he stirte, and thoughte it was amys, | 13906 |
| Thop 827 Sire Thopas drow abak ful faste; | 23446 |
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ABASSHED............3
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| MLT 568 The constable weex abasshed of that sight, | 4490 |
| MLT 568 The constable weex abasshed of that sight, | 9574 |
| MLT 568 The constable weex abasshed of that sight, | 14658 |
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ABATE...............1
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| MkT 2590 Wenynge that God ne myghte his pride abate. | 25580 |
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ABATED..............1
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| ParsT 191A the hyer that they were in this present lyf, the moore shulle they been abated and defouled in helle. | 28540 |
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ABATETH.............1
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| ParsT 730 For it enhaunceth and enforceth the soule, right as Accidie abateth it and maketh it fieble. | 29504 |
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ABAUNDONE...........1
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| ParsT 713A and abaundone hymself, with al his myght, wel for to doon. | 29474 |
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ABAUNDONETH.........2
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| Mel 1577 For a man that is to desirynge to gete richesses abaundoneth hym | 24498 |
| ParsT 694 thurgh which despeir or drede he abaundoneth al his herte to every maner synne, as seith Seint Augustin. | 29442 |
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ABAWNDONE...........1
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| ParsT 874A thurgh which tho that whilom weren o flessh abawndone hir bodyes to othere persones. | 29780 |
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ABAYSED.............1
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| ClT 1108 She riseth up, abaysed, from hire traunce, | 18688 |
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ABAYST..............2
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| ClT 317 That reed he wax; abayst and al quakynge | 17896 |
| ClT 1011 Right noght was she abayst of hire clothyng, | 18590 |
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ABBAY...............1
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| PrT 624 They carien hym unto the nexte abbay. | 23242 |
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ABBESSE.............1
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| WBT 678 That was abbesse nat fer fro Parys, | 15964 |
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ABBEY...............1
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| NPT 2854 Than is a clokke or an abbey orlogge. | 25844 |
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ABBEYE..............2
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| ShipT 298 Til that daun John rideth to his abbeye. | 22916 |
| ShipT 323 And forth he rydeth hoom to his abbeye, | 22942 |
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ABBOT...............12
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| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 166 |
| MilT 3666 For tymber, ther oure abbot hath hym sent; | 3668 |
| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 5250 |
| MilT 3666 For tymber, ther oure abbot hath hym sent; | 8752 |
| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 10334 |
| MilT 3666 For tymber, ther oure abbot hath hym sent; | 13836 |
| ShipT 63 Hath of his abbot, as hym list, licence, | 22682 |
| ShipT 361 Oure abbot wole out of this toun anon, | 22980 |
| PrT 637 And after that, the abbot with his covent | 23256 |
| PrT 642 This abbot, which that was an hooly man, | 23260 |
| PrT 670 This hooly monk, this abbot, hym meene I, | 23288 |
| PrT 673 And whan this abbot hadde this wonder seyn, | 23292 |
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ABEDDE..............9
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| WBT 407 Namely abedde hadden they meschaunce: | 15692 |
| WBT 927 Somme riche array, somme seyden lust abedde, | 16212 |
| WBT 1084 Whan he was with his wyf abedde ybroght; | 16370 |
| WBT 1259 Housbondes meeke, yonge, and fressh abedde, | 16544 |
| MerT 1818 The bryde was broght abedde as stille as stoon; | 19404 |
| MerT 2051 And thynges whiche that were nat doon abedde, | 19638 |
| ShipT 165 Neither abedde ne in noon oother place; | 22784 |
| ShipT 177 And buxom unto his wyf and fressh abedde. | 22796 |
| ShipT 424 By God, I wol nat paye yow but abedde! | 23042 |
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ABEYE...............1
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| PhyT 100 If that they doon, ye shul it deere abeye. | 21750 |
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ABHOMINABLE.........1
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| PardT 631 Gret sweryng is a thyng abhominable, | 22282 |
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ABHOMYNABLE.........9
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| SumT 2006 Abhomynable unto the God of hevene; | 17292 |
| PardT 471 By superfluytee abhomynable. | 22122 |
| NPT 3053 Mordre is so wlatsom and abhomynable | 26044 |
| MancT 343 A jangler is to God abhomynable. | 28276 |
| ParsT 122A ne nothyng is to hym moore abhomynable than thilke milk whan it is medled with oother mete. | 28434 |
| ParsT 124A and desireth the lif perdurable, ther nys to him no thyng moore abhomynable. | 28436 |
| ParsT 138 and yet moore foul and abhomynable, for ye trespassen so ofte tyme as dooth the hound that retourneth to eten his spewyng. | 28460 |
| ParsT 148 Evere fro the hyer degree that man falleth, the moore is he thral, and moore to God and to the world vile and abhomynable. | 28476 |
| ParsT 910 The fifthe spece is thilke abhomynable synne, of which that no man unnethe oghte speke ne write; | 29856 |
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ABHOMYNACION........1
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| ParsT 687A and maketh that God hath abhomynacion of swich Accidie, as seith Seint John. | 29428 |
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ABHOMYNACIONS.......3
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| MLT 88 Of swiche unkynde abhomynacions, | 4010 |
| MLT 88 Of swiche unkynde abhomynacions, | 9094 |
| MLT 88 Of swiche unkynde abhomynacions, | 14178 |
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ABHOMYNACIOUN.......1
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| SumT 2179 That he nolde have abhomynacioun | 17464 |
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ABIDE...............3
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| Mel 1640 for it shal lenger abide with thee than any tresour, be it never so precious.' | 24580 |
| Mel 1795 and abide nat ne delaye it nat til tomorwe.' | 24770 |
| ParsT 1001 and eek the lenger that he tarieth, the ferther he is fro Crist. And if he abide to his laste day, scarsly | 30034 |
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ABIDEN..............3
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| KnT 2982 And Theseus abiden hadde a space | 2984 |
| KnT 2982 And Theseus abiden hadde a space | 8068 |
| KnT 2982 And Theseus abiden hadde a space | 13152 |
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ABIDETH.............2
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| Mel 985A as wel as he abideth the deeth of his owene propre persone.' " | 23614 |
| NPT 2777 And there abideth in prosperitee. | 25768 |
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ABIDYNG.............6
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| MilT 3595 And sitten there, abidyng Goddes grace. | 3596 |
| MLT 721 She halt hire chambre, abidyng Cristes wille. | 4642 |
| MilT 3595 And sitten there, abidyng Goddes grace. | 8680 |
| MLT 721 She halt hire chambre, abidyng Cristes wille. | 9726 |
| MilT 3595 And sitten there, abidyng Goddes grace. | 13764 |
| MLT 721 She halt hire chambre, abidyng Cristes wille. | 14810 |
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ABIDYNGE............1
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| ClT 757 Abidynge evere his lust and his plesance, | 18336 |
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ABIGAYL.............1
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| MerT 1369 Lo Abigayl, by good conseil how she | 18956 |
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ABIT................1
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| CYT 1175 He is so variaunt, he abit nowhere. | 27628 |
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ABLE................16
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| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 166 |
| GP 584 And able for to helpen al a shire | 586 |
| KnT 1241 And art a knyght, a worthy and an able, | 1242 |
| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 5250 |
| GP 584 And able for to helpen al a shire | 5670 |
| KnT 1241 And art a knyght, a worthy and an able, | 6326 |
| GP 167 A manly man, to been an abbot able. | 10334 |
| GP 584 And able for to helpen al a shire | 10754 |
| KnT 1241 And art a knyght, a worthy and an able, | 11410 |
| FrT 1472 As moost able is oure preyes for to take. " | 16758 |
| MerT 1912 And for to been a thrifty man right able. | 19498 |
| SqT 279 That is nat able a dul man to devyse. | 20306 |
| PhyT 134 Hym thoughte, he was nat able for to speede; | 21784 |
| ParsT 785 Flesshly in two maneres; as by kynrede, or othere freendes. Soothly, if they praye for hym that is nat worthy and able, | 29614 |
| ParsT 785A it is symonye, if he take the benefice; and if he be worthy and able, ther nys noon. | 29614 |
| ParsT 787A the service moot been honest and elles nat; and eek that it be withouten bargaynynge, and that the persone be able. | 29618 |