AVENTURE.........1
ShipT 15 And if that he noght may, par aventure,	14
AVYSE............1
ShipT 236 Upon this queynte world t' avyse me,	236
AVYSETH..........1
ShipT 76 And on his nedes sadly hym avyseth,	76
AXE..............2
ShipT 338 Nat for to axe or borwe of hym moneye,	338
ShipT 399 I myghte hym axe a thing that he hath payed. "	398
AXEN.............1
ShipT 394 I thoughte nat to axen hym no thyng.	394
AY...............1
ShipT 72 And volatyl, as ay was his usage.	72
BAD..............2
ShipT 210 And bad the cookes that they sholde hem hye,	210
ShipT 320 And bad the meynee " Farewel, have good day! "	320
BAGGES...........2
ShipT 82 His bookes and his bagges many oon	82
ShipT 220 Com doun to-day, and lat youre bagges stonde.	220
BE...............21
ShipT 32 As it is possible any freend to be.	32
ShipT 78 To rekene with hymself, wel may be,	78
ShipT 106 But deere nece, why be ye so pale?	106
ShipT 147 With myn housbonde, al be he youre cosyn. "	146
ShipT 175 They wolde that hir housbondes sholde be	174
ShipT 207 Gooth now, and beeth as trewe as I shal be. "	206
ShipT 221 Ne be ye nat ashamed that daun John	220
ShipT 231 And dryve forth the world as it may be,	230
ShipT 233 Til we be deed, or elles that we pleye	232
ShipT 242 As be to every wight buxom and meke,	242
ShipT 243 And for to kepe oure good be curious,	242
ShipT 268 It shal be doon right as ye wol devyse.	268
ShipT 269 " O thyng, er that ye goon, if it may be,	268
ShipT 277 But lat this thyng be secree, I yow preye,	276
ShipT 290 But goldlees for to be, it is no game.	290
ShipT 345 Thanked be God, al hool his marchandise,	344
ShipT 384 With yow, my wyf, although it be me looth.	384
ShipT 415 Fro day to day, and if so be I faille,	414
ShipT 422 As be nat wrooth, but lat us laughe and pleye.	422
ShipT 429 Sith that the thyng may nat amended be.	428
ShipT 431 But, by thy lyf, ne be namoore so large.	430
BEAUTEE..........1
ShipT 3 A wyf he hadde of excellent beautee;	2
BEELE............1
ShipT 409 For cosynage, and eek for beele cheere	408
BEEN.............7
ShipT 40 Thus been they knyt with eterne alliaunce,	40
ShipT 103 As been thise wedded men, that lye and dare	102
ShipT 130 Al youre anoy, for it shal been secree.	130
ShipT 141 Thus been they sworn, and heerupon they kiste,	140
ShipT 341 As freendes doon whan they been met yfeere.	340
ShipT 348 And thanne he sholde been in joye and reste.	348
ShipT 446 As curteisly as it had been a mayde,	446
BEESTES..........2
ShipT 272 For certein beestes that I moste beye,	272
ShipT 278 For yet to-nyght thise beestes moot I beye.	278
BEETH............1
ShipT 207 Gooth now, and beeth as trewe as I shal be. "	206
BENCH............1
ShipT 358 Upon youre bench; she woot it wel, certeyn,	358
BERD.............1
ShipT 309 With crowne and berd al fressh and newe yshave.	308
BERNES...........1
ShipT 66 To seen hir graunges and hire bernes wyde,	66
BESTE............1
ShipT 347 Maken a chevyssaunce, as for his beste,	346
BET..............1
ShipT 432 Keep bet thy good, this yeve I thee in charge. "	432
BETH.............1
ShipT 439 A ha! Felawes, beth ware of swich a jape!	438
BETTRE...........1
ShipT 426 Turne hiderward, and maketh bettre cheere. "	426
BEYE.............2
ShipT 272 For certein beestes that I moste beye,	272
ShipT 278 For yet to-nyght thise beestes moot I beye.	278
BIFEL............1
ShipT 53 But so bifel, this marchant on a day	52
BIFORN...........1
ShipT 83 He leith biforn hym on his countyng-bord.	82
BIGAN............5
ShipT 30 Sith that hir firste knoweliche bigan,	30
ShipT 34 And eek this monk of which that I bigan,	34
ShipT 108 Hath yow laboured sith the nyght bigan	108
ShipT 124 This monk bigan upon this wyf to stare,	124
ShipT 162 That evere was sith that the world bigan.	162
BISEKE...........1
ShipT 241 For which, my deere wyf, I thee biseke,	240
BISETTE..........1
ShipT 375 And al that nyght in myrthe they bisette;	374
BISILY...........1
ShipT 302 Now gooth this marchant faste and bisily	302
BISTOWED.........2
ShipT 419 And nat on wast, bistowed every deel;	418
ShipT 420 And for I have bistowed it so weel	420
BISY.............1
ShipT 318 In myrthe al nyght a bisy lyf they lede	318
BISYNESSE........1
ShipT 225 The curious bisynesse that we have.	224
BITWIX...........1
ShipT 263 Bitwix us two nedeth no strange fare;	262
BITWIXEN.........1
ShipT 387 Bitwixen me and my cosyn daun John.	386
BIWREYE..........2
ShipT 133 Ne shal I of no conseil yow biwreye. "	132
ShipT 138 Biwreye a word of thyng that ye me telle,	138
BLEDDE...........1
ShipT 178 But by that ilke Lord that for us bledde,	178
BLISSE...........1
ShipT 351 And if that I were riche, as have I blisse,	350
BODY.............1
ShipT 423 Ye shal my joly body have to wedde;	422
BOLDELY..........2
ShipT 213 And knokketh at his countour boldely.	212
ShipT 401 But boldely she seyde, and that anon,	400
BOLT.............1
ShipT 316 Have hire in his armes bolt upright;	316
BOND.............1
ShipT 368 The somme of gold, and gat of hem his bond;	368
BOOKES...........2
ShipT 82 His bookes and his bagges many oon	82
ShipT 217 Youre sommes, and youre bookes, and youre thynges?	216
BOOLD............1
ShipT 25 Ther was a monk, a fair man and a boold --	24
BORN.............1
ShipT 119 That I was born,' but to no wight, " quod she,	118
BORWE............2
ShipT 333 To borwe of certeine freendes that he hadde	332
ShipT 338 Nat for to axe or borwe of hym moneye,	338
BOTHE............1
ShipT 35 Were bothe two yborn in o village,	34
BOUNDEN..........1
ShipT 330 For he was bounden in a reconyssaunce	330
BRETHERHEDE......1
ShipT 42 Of bretherhede whil that hir lyf may dure.	42
BROGHTE..........1
ShipT 70 With hym broghte he a jubbe of malvesye,	70
BRUGGES..........4
ShipT 55 Toward the toun of Brugges for to fare,	54
ShipT 61 Er he to Brugges wente, in alle wise.	60
ShipT 258 That wel I se to Brugges wol ye go.	258
ShipT 301 Til he came into Brugges murily.	300
BRYNGE...........1
ShipT 201 For I wol brynge yow an hundred frankes. "	200
BUT..............34
ShipT 10 But wo is hym that payen moot for al!	10
ShipT 17 But thynketh it is wasted and ylost,	16
ShipT 23 That wonder is; but herkneth to my tale.	22
ShipT 38 But was as glad therof as fowel of day,	38
ShipT 47 In al that hous; but after hir degree,	46
ShipT 53 But so bifel, this marchant on a day	52
ShipT 102 But it were for an old appalled wight,	102
ShipT 106 But deere nece, why be ye so pale?	106
ShipT 119 That I was born,' but to no wight, " quod she,	118
ShipT 127 Fordo youreself; but telleth me youre grief.	126
ShipT 140 But verraily for love and affiance. "	140
ShipT 160 But out it moot; I may namoore abyde.	160
ShipT 163 But sith I am a wyf, it sit nat me	162
ShipT 168 But al honour, as I kan understonde;	168
ShipT 172 But yet me greveth moost his nygardye.	172
ShipT 178 But by that ilke Lord that for us bledde,	178
ShipT 185 I nere but lost; and therfore I yow preye,	184
ShipT 193 And but I do, God take on me vengeance	192
ShipT 251 But hastily a messe was ther seyd,	250
ShipT 277 But lat this thyng be secree, I yow preye,	276
ShipT 285 And nat oonly my gold, but my chaffare.	284
ShipT 287 " But o thyng is, ye knowe it wel ynogh	286
ShipT 290 But goldlees for to be, it is no game.	290
ShipT 305 But as a marchaunt, shortly for to telle,	304
ShipT 339 But for to wite and seen of his welfare,	338
ShipT 356 But nathelees, I took unto oure dame,	356
ShipT 393 But nathelees, by God, oure hevene kyng,	392
ShipT 401 But boldely she seyde, and that anon,	400
ShipT 411 But sith I se I stonde in this disjoynt,	410
ShipT 422 As be nat wrooth, but lat us laughe and pleye.	422
ShipT 424 By God, I wol nat paye yow but abedde!	424
ShipT 428 And for to chide it nere but folie,	428
ShipT 431 But, by thy lyf, ne be namoore so large.	430
ShipT 443 " But now passe over, and lat us seke aboute,	442