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 1   III|    hosteler, for to receive their guests and do them comfort, and
 2   III|    oft-times in likeness of other guests, whom he received and served
 3   III| necessaries. On a time there came guests to him whom he received,
 4   III|        and all the neighbours and guests on all sides, in such wise
 5   III|    hosteler, n., one who received guests.~impetre, v., to beseech.~
 6    IV|        enough for him and for his guests. This cowherd had but one
 7     V|          oftimes he had flesh for guests and sick people, and he
 8     V|    Brethren, wash the feet of our guests and give them meat, abide
 9     V|          all things necessary for guests that be coming to us. And
10     V|     saying to him that there were guests at the gate that would speak