ANGELES...........1
MLT 642 Bifore whos child angeles synge Osanne, 508
 
 ANGLE.............1
MLT 304 Out of his angle into the derkeste hous! 170
 
 ANNE..............1
MLT 641 Marie I meene, doghter to Seint Anne, 508
 
 ANON..............9
MLT 326 And right anon she for hir conseil sente, 192
MLT 438 And Custance han they take anon, foot-hoot, 304
MLT 584 And caste anon how he myghte quite hir while, 450
MLT 715 On hire he gat a knave child anon, 582
MLT 794 " The king comandeth his constable anon, 660
MLT 920 But blisful Marie heelp hire right anon; 786
MLT 960 For which this Emperour hath sent anon 826
MLT 995 The fame anon thurgh Rome toun is born, 862
MLT 1017 And to the senatour he seyde anon, 884
 
 ANOON.............2
MLT 282 I moste anoon, syn that it is youre wille; 148
MLT 667 Was fet, and on this book he swoor anoon 534
 
 ANOTHER...........5
MLT 159 Nas nevere swich another as is shee. 26
MLT 298 That naturelly wolde holde another way, 164
MLT 685 The kyng -- and many another in that place -- 552
MLT 747 Another lettre, wroght ful synfully, 614
MLT 978 Woful Custance, and many another mo. 844
 
 ANOYEN............1
MLT 492 That power han t' anoyen lond and see, 358
 
 ANOYETH...........1
MLT 494 " Anoyeth neither see, ne land, ne tree " ? 360
 
 ANSWERDE..........3
MLT 225 And he answerde, " Rather than I lese 92
MLT 570 Custance answerde, " Sire, it is Cristes myght, 436
MLT 740 Donegild answerde, " As now at this tyme, nay; 606
 
 ANSWERE...........1
MLT 472 And I answere to that demande agayn, 338
 
 ANY...............8
MLT 178 For whan they cam from any strange place, 44
MLT 397 As any mooder myghte hir doghter deere, 264
MLT 753 That any while dorste ther endure. 620
MLT 776 Ther dronkenesse regneth in any route, 642
MLT 847 Thy wo and any wo man may sustene. 714
MLT 1001 As to doon any kyng a reverence. 868
MLT 1077 Ther is noon lyk that any creature 944
MLT 1091 Sente any child, but it is bet to deeme 958
 
 APPROCHED.........1
MLT 903 Er that hir ship approched unto londe. 770
 
 ARE...............1
MLT 286 Wommen are born to thraldom and penance, 152
 
 ARGUMENT..........1
MLT 1040 And afterward he made his argument: 906
 
 ARGUMENTEN........1
MLT 212 They argumenten, casten up and doun; 78
 
 ARGUMENTZ.........1
MLT 228 I prey yow hoold youre argumentz in pees; 94
 
 ARIST.............1
MLT 265 Ful pale arist, and dresseth hire to wende; 132
 
 ARM...............2
MLT 834 Hir litel child lay wepyng in hir arm, 700
MLT 839 And in hir arm she lulleth it ful faste, 706
 
 ARMURE............1
MLT 936 So yong and of armure so desolaat? 802
 
 ARRAY.............4
MLT 299 Thy crowdyng set the hevene in swich array 166
MLT 393 Greet was the prees, and riche was th' array 260
MLT 775 Thy face is turned in a newe array. 642
MLT 972 She was in swich array, ne she nyl seye 838
 
 ARRAYED...........2
MLT 252 As was arrayed for so heigh a cause. 118
MLT 1098 Arrayed for this feste in every wise 964
 
 ARRYVE............1
MLT 469 Unto the place ther she shal arryve. 336
 
 ARRYVED...........1
MLT 386 Arryved been this Cristen folk to londe 252
 
 ART...............3
MLT 307 Thou knyttest thee ther thou art nat receyved; 174
MLT 421 O sodeyn wo, that evere art successour 288
MLT 814 Sith thou art rightful juge, how may it be 680
 
 ARTOW.............1
MLT 308 Ther thou were weel, fro thennes artow weyved. 174
 
 ARYSE.............1
MLT 791 Al nyght, til the sonne gan aryse. 658
 
 AS................79
MLT 146 And in swich place as thoughte hem avantage 12
MLT 149 A certein tyme, as fil to hire plesance. 16
MLT 154 Fro day to day, as I shal yow devyse. 20
MLT 158 To rekene as wel hir goodnesse as beautee, 24
MLT 158 To rekene as wel hir goodnesse as beautee, 24
MLT 159 Nas nevere swich another as is shee. 26
MLT 169 And al this voys was sooth, as God is trewe. 36
MLT 174 And doon hir nedes as they han doon yoore, 40
MLT 215 But finally, as in conclusioun, 82
MLT 238 They been acorded, so as ye shal heere: 104
MLT 246 Now wolde som men waiten, as I gesse, 112
MLT 252 As was arrayed for so heigh a cause. 118
MLT 293 As in the chambre was for hire departynge; 160
MLT 305 O Mars, o atazir, as in this cas! 172
MLT 329 She sette hire doun, and seyde as ye shal heere. 196
MLT 342 As I shal seyn, assentynge to my loore, 208
MLT 354 That, as I trowe, I shal the Sowdan quite. 220
MLT 364 Is bred in thee, as nest of every vice! 230
MLT 397 As any mooder myghte hir doghter deere, 264
MLT 465 Of Marrok, as it was hire aventure. 332
MLT 480 By certeine meenes ofte, as knowen clerkis, 346
MLT 497 As wel whan she wook as whan she slepte. 364
MLT 497 As wel whan she wook as whan she slepte. 364
MLT 502 Fyve thousand folk it was as greet mervaille 368
MLT 535 But Hermengyld loved hire right as hir lyf, 402
MLT 554 Bright was the sonne as in that someres day, 420
MLT 567 The wyl of Crist, as doghter of his chirche. 434
MLT 580 Agayn the Scottes, as men may wel heere; 446
MLT 613 As heer-biforn that ye han herd devyse. 480
MLT 617 For as the lomb toward his deeth is broght, 484
MLT 625 And lovynge Hermengyld right as hir lyf. 492
MLT 637 Withouten gilt thou shalt be slayn as swithe. 504
MLT 647 Toward his deeth, wher as hym gat no grace, 514
MLT 660 As gentil herte is fulfild of pitee, 526
MLT 670 That doun he fil atones as a stoon, 536
MLT 678 As mazed folk they stoden everichone, 544
MLT 702 Maken so long a tale as of the corn. 568
MLT 708 They goon to bedde, as it was skile and right; 574
MLT 711 Swiche manere necessaries as been plesynges 578
MLT 714 As for the tyme -- it may no bet bitide. 580
MLT 740 Donegild answerde, " As now at this tyme, nay; 606
MLT 745 Out of his box, whil he sleep as a swyn; 612
MLT 749 Fro his constable, as ye shal after heere. 616
MLT 774 Thy mynde is lorn, thou janglest as a jay, 640
MLT 799 " But in the same ship as he hire fond, 666
MLT 831 As strong as evere he was, he is yet now. 698
MLT 831 As strong as evere he was, he is yet now. 698
MLT 856 That nevere wroghtest synne as yet, pardee? 722
MLT 859 " As lat my litel child dwelle heer with thee; 726
MLT 881 As ye han herd -- I kan telle it no bettre -- 748
MLT 883 And seyde, " Lord, as ye comanded me 750
MLT 902 Fyve yeer and moore, as liked Cristes sonde, 768
MLT 910 In point to spille, as I shal telle yow soone. 776
MLT 943 That right as God spirit of vigour sente 810
MLT 969 And mette the ship dryvynge, as seith the storie, 836
MLT 980 In hooly werkes evere, as was hir grace. 846
MLT 998 For which the senatour, as was usage, 864
MLT 1000 As wel to shewen his heighe magnificence 866
MLT 1001 As to doon any kyng a reverence. 868
MLT 1012 Be as be may, ther was he at the leeste. 878
MLT 1025 Ne saugh I nevere as she, ne herde of mo, 892
MLT 1030 Now was this child as lyk unto Custance 896
MLT 1031 As possible is a creature to be. 898
MLT 1042 My wyf by see, as wel as he hire sente 908
MLT 1042 My wyf by see, as wel as he hire sente 908
MLT 1055 And she, for sorwe, as doumb stant as a tree, 922
MLT 1055 And she, for sorwe, as doumb stant as a tree, 922
MLT 1061 So wisly on my soule as have mercy, 928
MLT 1062 That of youre harm as giltelees am I 928
MLT 1063 As is Maurice my sone, so lyk youre face; 930
MLT 1088 But, as I gesse, Alla was nat so nyce 954
MLT 1090 As he that is of Cristen folk the flour, 956
MLT 1094 To come to dyner, as he hym bisoughte; 960
MLT 1097 Alla goth to his in, and as hym oghte, 964
MLT 1099 As ferforth as his konnyng may suffise. 966
MLT 1099 As ferforth as his konnyng may suffise. 966
MLT 1131 Wher as they lyve in joye and in quiete. 998
MLT 1134 Fro day to nyght it changeth as the tyde. 1000
MLT 1143 Whan passed was a yeer, evene as I gesse, 1010