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 1     I|       on a time had made a good pottage, and Esau his brother had
 2     I|         found Jacob having good pottage, and prayed him to give
 3     I| heritage I shall give thee some pottage. And Esau answered, Lo!
 4     I|      that thou take it for this pottage. Jacob then said: Swear
 5     I|         patrimony, and took the pottage and ate it, and went his
 6     I|        favourable. pulment, n., pottage. ~quatretemps, n., Ember
 7   III|     mother was wont to send him pottage. And S. Gregory commanded
 8   III|     mother was wont to send the pottage, and know for certain that
 9   III|       ne drank wine, ne used no pottage, and would have never salt
10    IV|       drank wine, ne he used no pottage, and would have no salt
11     V|     poverty, which oft made his pottage with leaves of holm. And
12     V|         sparing; he used always pottage and wortes for sick folk,
13   VII|       of herbs good for to make pottage with, for to feed the poor
14   VII|          and sometimes a little pottage. And among them that ate
15   VII|         day, and used bread and pottage, such as followeth except,
16   VII|     made of barley or oats, his pottage was of great coles or of