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ABREGGYNGE..........1
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| ParsT 568 Of whiche seith Salomon, " Leon rorynge and bere hongry been like to the cruel lordshipes " in withholdynge or abreggynge of the shepe | 29196 |
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ABREYDE.............1
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| ClT 1061 Til she out of hire mazednesse abreyde. | 18640 |
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ABROCHE.............1
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| WBT 177 Of thilke tonne that I shal abroche. | 15462 |
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ABROOD..............1
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| SqT 441 And heeld hir lappe abrood, for wel she wiste | 20468 |
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ABSENCE.............10
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| KnT 1239 That hast the sighte of hire, and I th' absence. | 1240 |
| KnT 1239 That hast the sighte of hire, and I th' absence. | 6324 |
| KnT 1239 That hast the sighte of hire, and I th' absence. | 11408 |
| ClT 921 Biforn the folk, ne eek in hire absence, | 18500 |
| FranT 817 For his absence wepeth she and siketh, | 20844 |
| PhyT 171 The juge answerde, " Of this, in his absence, | 21822 |
| ShipT 397 If any dettour hath in myn absence | 23016 |
| Mel 1142 for they wol yeve yow audience and lookynge and supportacioun in thy presence and scorne thee in thyn absence.' | 23882 |
| CYT 1214 Ne wrong conceite of me in youre absence, | 27666 |
| CYT 1252 Another day assaye in myn absence | 27704 |
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ABSENT..............3
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| ClT 435 Though that hire housbonde absent were anon, | 18014 |
| MancT 203 And so bifel, whan Phebus was absent, | 28136 |
| ParsT 163 whereas he shal make a general congregacioun, whereas no man may been absent. | 28494 |
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ABSOLON.............93
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| MilT 3313 The which that was ycleped Absolon. | 3314 |
| MilT 3339 This Absolon, that jolif was and gay, | 3340 |
| MilT 3348 This parissh clerk, this joly Absolon, | 3350 |
| MilT 3353 And Absolon his gyterne hath ytake; | 3354 |
| MilT 3366 " What! Alison! Herestow nat Absolon, | 3368 |
| MilT 3371 Fro day to day this joly Absolon | 3372 |
| MilT 3387 That Absolon may blowe the bukkes horn; | 3388 |
| MilT 3389 And thus she maketh Absolon hire ape, | 3390 |
| MilT 3394 For though that Absolon be wood or wrooth, | 3396 |
| MilT 3398 For Absolon may waille and synge " allas. " | 3400 |
| MilT 3657 This parissh clerk, this amorous Absolon, | 3658 |
| MilT 3671 This Absolon ful joly was and light, | 3672 |
| MilT 3688 Up rist this joly lovere Absolon, | 3690 |
| MilT 3711 Wel bet than thee, by Jhesu, Absolon. | 3712 |
| MilT 3714 " Allas, " quod Absolon, " and weylawey, | 3716 |
| MilT 3719 " Ye, certes, lemman, " quod this Absolon. | 3720 |
| MilT 3723 This Absolon doun sette hym on his knees | 3724 |
| MilT 3730 This Absolon gan wype his mouth ful drie. | 3732 |
| MilT 3733 And Absolon, hym fil no bet ne wers, | 3734 |
| MilT 3741 And Absolon gooth forth a sory pas. | 3742 |
| MilT 3744 This sely Absolon herde every deel, | 3746 |
| MilT 3749 But Absolon, that seith ful ofte, " Allas! " | 3750 |
| MilT 3764 This Absolon knokketh al esily, | 3766 |
| MilT 3766 " What, who artow? " " It am I, Absolon. " | 3768 |
| MilT 3767 " What, Absolon! for Cristes sweete tree, | 3768 |
| MilT 3772 This Absolon ne roghte nat a bene | 3774 |
| MilT 3783 " Therof, " quod Absolon, " be as be may. | 3784 |
| MilT 3793 I am thyn Absolon, my deerelyng. | 3794 |
| MilT 3804 And therwith spak this clerk, this Absolon, | 3806 |
| MilT 3852 And Absolon hath kist hir nether ye, | 3854 |
| RvT 3856 Of Absolon and hende Nicholas, | 3858 |
| MilT 3313 The which that was ycleped Absolon. | 8398 |
| MilT 3339 This Absolon, that jolif was and gay, | 8424 |
| MilT 3348 This parissh clerk, this joly Absolon, | 8434 |
| MilT 3353 And Absolon his gyterne hath ytake; | 8438 |
| MilT 3366 " What! Alison! Herestow nat Absolon, | 8452 |
| MilT 3371 Fro day to day this joly Absolon | 8456 |
| MilT 3387 That Absolon may blowe the bukkes horn; | 8472 |
| MilT 3389 And thus she maketh Absolon hire ape, | 8474 |
| MilT 3394 For though that Absolon be wood or wrooth, | 8480 |
| MilT 3398 For Absolon may waille and synge " allas. " | 8484 |
| MilT 3657 This parissh clerk, this amorous Absolon, | 8742 |
| MilT 3671 This Absolon ful joly was and light, | 8756 |
| MilT 3688 Up rist this joly lovere Absolon, | 8774 |
| MilT 3711 Wel bet than thee, by Jhesu, Absolon. | 8796 |
| MilT 3714 " Allas, " quod Absolon, " and weylawey, | 8800 |
| MilT 3719 " Ye, certes, lemman, " quod this Absolon. | 8804 |
| MilT 3723 This Absolon doun sette hym on his knees | 8808 |
| MilT 3730 This Absolon gan wype his mouth ful drie. | 8816 |
| MilT 3733 And Absolon, hym fil no bet ne wers, | 8818 |
| MilT 3741 And Absolon gooth forth a sory pas. | 8826 |
| MilT 3744 This sely Absolon herde every deel, | 8830 |
| MilT 3749 But Absolon, that seith ful ofte, " Allas! " | 8834 |
| MilT 3764 This Absolon knokketh al esily, | 8850 |
| MilT 3766 " What, who artow? " " It am I, Absolon. " | 8852 |
| MilT 3767 " What, Absolon! for Cristes sweete tree, | 8852 |
| MilT 3772 This Absolon ne roghte nat a bene | 8858 |
| MilT 3783 " Therof, " quod Absolon, " be as be may. | 8868 |
| MilT 3793 I am thyn Absolon, my deerelyng. | 8878 |
| MilT 3804 And therwith spak this clerk, this Absolon, | 8890 |
| MilT 3852 And Absolon hath kist hir nether ye, | 8938 |
| RvT 3856 Of Absolon and hende Nicholas, | 8942 |
| MilT 3313 The which that was ycleped Absolon. | 13482 |
| MilT 3339 This Absolon, that jolif was and gay, | 13508 |
| MilT 3348 This parissh clerk, this joly Absolon, | 13518 |
| MilT 3353 And Absolon his gyterne hath ytake; | 13522 |
| MilT 3366 " What! Alison! Herestow nat Absolon, | 13536 |
| MilT 3371 Fro day to day this joly Absolon | 13540 |
| MilT 3387 That Absolon may blowe the bukkes horn; | 13556 |
| MilT 3389 And thus she maketh Absolon hire ape, | 13558 |
| MilT 3394 For though that Absolon be wood or wrooth, | 13564 |
| MilT 3398 For Absolon may waille and synge " allas. " | 13568 |
| MilT 3657 This parissh clerk, this amorous Absolon, | 13826 |
| MilT 3671 This Absolon ful joly was and light, | 13840 |
| MilT 3688 Up rist this joly lovere Absolon, | 13858 |
| MilT 3711 Wel bet than thee, by Jhesu, Absolon. | 13880 |
| MilT 3714 " Allas, " quod Absolon, " and weylawey, | 13884 |
| MilT 3719 " Ye, certes, lemman, " quod this Absolon. | 13888 |
| MilT 3723 This Absolon doun sette hym on his knees | 13892 |
| MilT 3730 This Absolon gan wype his mouth ful drie. | 13900 |
| MilT 3733 And Absolon, hym fil no bet ne wers, | 13902 |
| MilT 3741 And Absolon gooth forth a sory pas. | 13910 |
| MilT 3744 This sely Absolon herde every deel, | 13914 |
| MilT 3749 But Absolon, that seith ful ofte, " Allas! " | 13918 |
| MilT 3764 This Absolon knokketh al esily, | 13934 |
| MilT 3766 " What, who artow? " " It am I, Absolon. " | 13936 |
| MilT 3767 " What, Absolon! for Cristes sweete tree, | 13936 |
| MilT 3772 This Absolon ne roghte nat a bene | 13942 |
| MilT 3783 " Therof, " quod Absolon, " be as be may. | 13952 |
| MilT 3793 I am thyn Absolon, my deerelyng. | 13962 |
| MilT 3804 And therwith spak this clerk, this Absolon, | 13974 |
| MilT 3852 And Absolon hath kist hir nether ye, | 14022 |
| RvT 3856 Of Absolon and hende Nicholas, | 14026 |