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 1     I|       crossbow. ~adjousted, pp., Fr. ajouter, to add. aliened,
 2     I|        be made, ~engrassed, pp., Fr. engraisser, to fatten or
 3     I|        or enrich. enseigned, v., Fr. enseigner, to teach. eurous,
 4     I|            a river. frushed, v., Fr. fruisser, to crush or bruise. ~
 5     I|         buffoons. guerished, v., Fr. guerir, to heal. ~impedimy,
 6     I|       for lurked. ~maleurte, n., Fr. malheur, unhappiness. mezny,
 7    II|         purchase adjousted, pp., Fr. ajouter, added. argenter,
 8    II|      money changer. aspre, adj., Fr. apre, cruel. awaits, n.,
 9    II|            snares. ~bained, pp., Fr. baigner, bathed. ~belues,
10    II|          monsters. blessure, n. (Fr.), a wound. blyven, pp.
11    II|           guidance. ~deduit, n. (Fr.), pleasure, comfort demene,
12    II|          scattered. ~empesh, v., Fr. empecher, to hinder. ~fardel.
13    II|           misery. mechant, adj. (Fr.), wicked. meiny, n., company
14    II|   company or retinue. muyes, n., Fr. muids, measures of about
15    II|      five quarters. ~Octroy, V. (Fr.), to bestow. ongles, n. (
16    II|           to bestow. ongles, n. (Fr.), claws. ouches, n., jewels. ~
17    II|      meeting ways. ~releved, v., Fr. relever, to raise up. righter,
18    II|          v,, snored. ~sacre, v., Fr. sacrer, to consecrate.
19    II|         consecrate. siffled, v., Fr. siffler, whistled. sikerness,
20    II|          n., scales. stagne, n., Fr. etang, lake. sweven. n.,
21   III|         treachery. ~besoins, n. (Fr ), needs. ~bourdon, n.,
22   III|          n., uncle. ~empesh, v., Fr. empecher, to hinder. ~engine,
23   III|          n., wit.~enseigned, v., Fr. enseigner, taught.~faits,
24   III|           frushed, pp., bruised; Fr. froisser, to crush ~gree,
25   III|       goodwill. ~guerished, pp., Fr. guerir, healed.~heled,
26   III|           v., mocked.~jowes, n., Fr. joues. cheeks.~lessed,
27   III|        worn out. ~mechant, adj., Fr. mechant, wicked. ~more,
28   III|           mediator. ~muddes, n., Fr. muids, a measure of about
29   III|            slaughter. ~orage n. (Fr.), a storm.~parements, n.,
30   III|            ascended.~tatche, n., Fr. tache, a stain. ~tigurion,
31    IV|     stood erect. ~adjousted, v., Fr. ajouter, added. ~allegeance,
32    IV|          council. ~chauffed, v., Fr. chauffer, warmed or comforted. ~
33    IV|        comforted. ~conjured, v., Fr. conjurer, exorcised. ~dalve,
34    IV|            detrenched, p. a., O. Fr. destrancher, hewed in pieces.
35    IV|         scattered. droiture, n. (Fr.), integrity. ~eculee, n.,
36    IV|         the rack. ~empeshed, v., Fr. empeche, hindered. ~engine,
37    IV|     imagination. ~enseigned, v., Fr. enseigner, instructed. ~
38    IV|      instructed. ~entailed, pp., Fr. entailler, engraved. ~esbatements,
39    IV|      engraved. ~esbatements, n. (Fr.), pageants. ~esprised,
40    IV|        pageants. ~esprised, pp., Fr. epris, smitten. ~facound,
41    IV|           eloquent. ~froten, pp, Fr. frotter, rubbed. ~governor,
42    IV|        slaughter. orphelins, n. (Fr.), orphans. ~pelletre, n,,
43    IV|         hermitage. ~releved, v., Fr., relever, set upright. ~
44    IV|   pack-horses or mules. ~tatche, Fr. tache, stain. ~turbes or
45     V|      kindled.~adjousting, pr. p.,Fr. ajouter, adding.~alleged,
46     V|    ajouter, adding.~alleged, v., Fr. alleger, mitigated.~ampulles,
47     V|           to destroy.~bain, n., (Fr.) a bath. ~blechures, n.,
48     V|          a bath. ~blechures, n., Fr. blessures, wounds. ~boystous,
49     V|       box or shrine. ~clock, n., Fr, cloche, bell, ~complained,
50     V|        the rack.~empeshment, n., Fr. empèchement, hindrance. ~
51     V|         hindrance. ~enseign, v., Fr. enseigner, to teach.~feria,
52     V|         pollute.~malerous, adj., Fr. malheureux, evil disposed. ~
53    VI|          or tame. ~alleged, pp., Fr. alleger,. comforted or
54    VI|         and again. ~ancille, n. (Fr. ), a handmaid. ~anker,
55    VI|          scrofula. ~eurous, adj. Fr. heureux, happy.~facound,
56    VI|         a shrine.~governail, n., Fr.gouvernail tame. a rudder. ~
57    VI|          traps. ~guerished, pp., Fr. guerir, healed.~havoir,
58    VI|         companion.~maleurty, n., Fr. malheur, unhappiness. ~
59    VI|       spiritually.~reliefs, n., (Fr.), fragments of broken meat. ~
60    VI|         firmer.~simulachres, n., Fr. simulacare, images.~suffrance,
61   VII|               GLOSSARY~adjusted (Fr.ajorter), added. ~among,
62   VII|          agues.~benewrely, adv. (Fr. bienheureux), happily.~
63   VII|        detty, adj., due.~empesh (Fr.empècher), hinder.~encheson,
64   VII|           a vulture.~guerished, (Fr. guérir), healed.~impetred,
65   VII|          tr., besought.~indigne (Fr. ), unworthy.~japing, prep.,
66   VII|          n., retinue. ~meschant (Fr. ), wicked. ~mesel, n.,
67   VII|          n., a leper. ~moyenant (Fr. ), by means of.~mowe, v.,
68   VII|         v., to be able.~mystery, Fr. metierr, work or business.~
69   VII|     piscine, n., a pool. ~plein (Fr.), full.~rassassied, ppl, (
70   VII|          full.~rassassied, ppl, (Fr. rassassier), satisfied.~
71   VII| consecrated.~Salue or salut, n. (Fr.), health or prosperity.~
72   VII|          a winding-sheet.~tachc (Fr.), a stain. ~unnethe, adv.,