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1 1 |  of the linen worn by the /paludiers/ (the name given to men~
2 1 |  sunny days, the laboring~/paludiers/, clothed in white and scattered
3 1 |  to do so (and so are the~/paludiers/) by the necessity of purchasing
4 4 |      The peasants and the /paludiers/~would be capable of rushing
5 7 |    its feudal rights. The /paludiers/, however, continue to call~
6 14|    the marsh. The patient /paludiers/, dressed in white to~resist
7 14|     said the baron to the /paludiers/, who had gathered~about
8 14|  owners," said one of the~/paludiers/ who were grouped about
9 16| lane; the peasants, the~ ~/paludiers/, and the servants knelt