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 1     I|       of his brother, and their meiny, and his cattle and his
 2     I|      multiply, and Lot with his meiny was also there. And their
 3     I|         go, and take it for thy meiny and thy beasts. And let
 4     I|    prayed for Abimelech and his meiny and God healed him, his
 5     I|        with their household and meiny. Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah,
 6    II|    David smote on them with his meiny and slew down all that he
 7    II|       husband, to rule well the meiny, to govern the house and
 8    II|     much riches, with plentiful meiny, and possessions of droves
 9    II|    believed in God, and all his meiny. ~After this, as the apostle
10    II|       eaten with worms, and thy meiny shall be destroyed. And
11    II| Canterbury, of whose coming his meiny made great joy. And on the
12    II|     told to him that the king's meiny had emprised to slay him.
13    II|        a capon roasted, and his meiny with boiled meat. And so
14    II|        master and duke of their meiny and power, and always would
15    II|        his end, and said to his meiny: Make ye ready such thing
16    II|    mechant, adj. (Fr.), wicked. meiny, n., company or retinue.
17   III|        he would do come all his meiny tofore him. And when his
18   III|        tofore him. And when his meiny by the commandment of the
19   III|        baptized him and all his meiny. When the men of the town
20   III|      with all his household and meiny, and enformed them diligently
21   III|      whereof his father and the meiny marvelled, and when the
22   III|      presence, anon she and her meiny were baptized.~After this
23    IV|         baptism, he and all his meiny and many others. Then Alexander
24    IV|         baptism, he and all his meiny. And when he was baptized
25    IV|      then he found that all the meiny of Hyppolitus' house were
26    IV|        lead Hyppolitus with his meiny to the gate Tyburtine, and
27    IV|      loud that he awoke all the meiny. And they arose and took
28     V|        for themselves and their meiny to live with, and thus lived
29     V|     Bethlehem for to ordain his meiny and his house, and for to
30     V|     these words, a child of the meiny came, that said: Certes,
31     V|       also all the other of the meiny, corrupted by the lady,
32     V|      burnt Melancia and all her meiny. Then Eugenia converted
33     V|   mother, brethren, and all the meiny, and therefore left the
34     V|       devil sitting and all his meiny about him. And one of these
35     V|       him, and ordained for his meiny, and took penance of health.
36     V|    Damaris his wife and all his meiny, and was a true christian
37     V|       he, his wife, and all his meiny. And when the emperor heard
38     V|     malheureux, evil disposed. ~meiny. n.. retinue.~noot, v.,
39    VI|      should suffice him and his meiny. And when the lords and
40    VI|       that the king and all the meiny wept for the peril of the
41    VI|        the emperor with a great meiny following him. And Alexis,
42    VI|   sooner to the church than her meiny, to the end that by her
43    VI|        doubted not to anger his meiny. And she, that was in sovereign
44    VI|       to Athens with much other meiny, and that she should abide
45    VI|     hundred and thirteen of his meiny, and many noble men and
46    VI|           mathematical science.~meiny, n., retinue.~mesels, n.,
47   VII|   message to the queen? For her meiny will not suffer me to come
48   VII|       forgetting her estate and meiny, and followed this old man
49   VII|        rule and govern well his meiny, and that appertaineth to
50   VII|         secondly, she ruled her meiny laudably, which was left
51   VII|         the aid and help of his meiny, which unnethe might endure
52   VII| praising.~mat, adj., exhausted.~meiny, n., retinue. ~meschant (