 Commande 36," says Bishop Grosteste, in his rules for the ordering of a family, "that youre almys be kepyd, and sende not to boys and knafis, nother in the halle, nother outh of ye halle, ne be wasted in soperys ne dyners of gromys, but wysely, temperately,...  Some Account of Domestic Architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry ... - Page 81by John Henry Parker - 1859Full view - About this book
 | Frederick James Furnivall - Education - 1868 - 746 pages
...kepyd, & not sende not to boys and Order У°иг Alme knafis, nother in the hallf nothe oute of fe halle, ne be wasted in soperys ne dyners of gromys, but wysely, temperatly, wttA-oute bate or betyng, be hit distribute &vm *° the r°°r and ilck. and the[n] deprtrtyd... | |
 | John James Stevenson - 1880 - 322 pages
...them from the kitchen, according to the good old custom, which held in England also. " Commande ye," says Bishop Grosteste in his rules for the ordering...of ye halle, ne be wasted in soperys ne dyners of gromis, but wysely, temperately, and withoute bate or letyng be hit distributed and deportyd to poure... | |
 | John Rolland - 1884 - 274 pages
...that joure almys be kepyd, & not sende not to boys and knafis, nother in the halle nothe oute of Jse halle, ne be wasted in soperys ne dyners of gromys, but wysely, temperatly, withoute bate or betyng, be hit distribute and the[n] departyd to powre men, beggers, syke... | |
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