Volume

1   III|    could not turn the knight's entent, then he departed from him
2    IV|     till that time the devil's entent profited till that the true
3     V|        paternoster in the best entent thou canst. And if thou
4     V|        is short. And after the entent of S. Denis, Bartholomew
5     V|       diligently, and that his entent should not be letted by
6    VI|      Clare put thereto all her entent, wherefore sith the beginning
7    VI|     wherefore tell to me thine entent and what will ye have to
8    VI|  honestly, and retained her in entent to marry her again. And
9   VII| consecrated by him. And to the entent he may the more surely and