70. #chirche claðes#: ‘les vestementȝ de seint iglise,’ F.

72. #fore#, beforehand: OE. #fore#: without telling him about it

beforehand, as well as the circumstances, your relationship to the

persons, how often you receive them, how long you entertain them.

73. #tendre of cunne#, affectionate towards kindred. The story which

follows is in Eudes de Cheriton (ed. Hervieux, 270) and in Jacques de

Vitry (ed. Crane, 54). Both were active in the first quarter of the

thirteenth century. Eudes may have found the story (which is, in any

case, an interpolation) in AR, he quotes, p. 195, a variant of the

proverb found in AR 96/24, ‘euer is þe eie to þe wude leie,’ and applies

it correctly.

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