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 1     I|     black as a sack, gross and rude, and the moon shall be as
 2     I|        faith, by the which the rude people and new be introduced,
 3   III|    could not convert the evil, rude and wild people, he prayed
 4   III| emperor, lest peradventure the rude people and unworthy would
 5   III|     some that were of hard and rude living. Above all things
 6    IV|        be meant. ~aspre, adj., rude or uncouth. ~attisement,
 7    VI|        that she loved better a rude sermon well edifying than
 8    VI|        our Lord, and teach the rude people. And howbeit she
 9    VI|         From whence cometh thy rude answer? And she said: Of
10    VI|      truth, but it should be a rude and a deaf thing to say
11   VII|        judge said to him: Thou rude and unbelieving man, wherefore