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 (altars), amende, anied (annoyed), apere, armus, araie, asent, asingned, auowen. Obsolete: adouted, alosed, aseled, askape, aspien, astored, auaunt. Bal, best (beast), bochours (butchers). Obs.: bourde. Carien, cache, catel, cauys (caves), sese (cease), sertaine, sertefied, chalis, chaunce (chance), changede, chase, chaste, chere, chef (chief), chois, syte (city), claimen, clergie, closeþ, cost (coast), colour, comaundede, comine (coomon), conquerour, conscience, contre (country), cours, cortais (courteous), couaite, couaitous, cocodrillus (crocodiles), corone (crown), crye, costom. Obs.: sertus (certes), chariteuus, cheue, couaitise. Dainte, damned, degre, deliten, desire, dispit, destene, dstroie, diuisede, discorden, dismembre, dite (ditty), diuerse, doctour, dolfinus, doute, dosain (dozen), dragonus, duk, dure. Obs.: defoule, dul (dool). Egre, ese, emperour, endite, endure, enemis, enforceþ, engendreþ, enquere, ensample, enuie (envy), erren, errours, echue (eschew), exkused. Obs.: enchesoun, englaymed, enoine (anoint). Fablus, face, failede, falce, faute (fault), fauure (favour), figure, fin (fine), flourus (flowers), folie, fol (fool), fourme (form), frut. Obs.: fenked, folliche; and cf. faiþ. Gay, gentil, gin (a trap), glose, glotenye, glotounius, grace, graciouce, graunt, sb., graunte, vb., grauntinge, gref (grief), greue, gruche, gile, gise. Obs.: gien, giour, gouernance. Hardy, haste, hastiliche, haunte, eritage, ypotamus, onurable, ost, huge. Idolus, inpossible, innocent, yle (isle). Iangle, iargoun, (with ioiful, ioiles), iuge, sb,, iuggen, iuggement. Obs.: iaudewin. Langage, large, lecherie, lechour, lechourus, lettres. Obs.: los. Mentaine (maintain), manere, marbyl or marbre, meruailous, maistrus, maistrie (mastery), matere, maugre, megre, men (mean), mesure (measure), medle, medisine, membrys, mercy, message, minstralus, mischef, meven (move). Obs.: maumentrie. Nacion, nisete (nicety), noble, noblete, norscheþ. Obs.: noy, nien (or nye). Oxian (ocean), ordre. (Add offren, offringus, from a Latin root.) Pacen, paine, sb. painede, paradis, part, sb., parte, vb., passe, pay, sb., paieþ, pes (peace), perles (peerless), penance, peple, peril, perichen, philozofrus, pilegrimus, piler, pinchen (?), place, plain, plaunte, plente, point, pore, pouerte, poudur, power, praisen, praien, praiere, pres, praie (prey), prince, prented, presoun, preuey, procre (procure), profre, profit, profiteþ, proud (?), prove,