Poetical Works With Poems Formerly Printed With His Or Attributed to Him

Chaucer Geoffrey

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n. A.N. knowledge.
Conne, v. A.S. to know, to know how, to be able, to learn by heart.
To conne him thanks to be obliged to him, lid mvoir gr6. To conne him mnugre, to be displeased with hin. Ivi savoir mat gr6, CooseU, u, 4.N. counsel.
Consentant, part, prts, A.N. con- senting.
Conserve, v. A.N. to preserve.
Consistory, n. A.N. a court of Justieet usually applied to an eciiesias- tical court.
Conestablere. n. A.N. a ward of a castle under the commaud v^f a conestabUt or constable.
Conplying, s...ee Compline.
Contek, n. A.S. contention.
Contenannoe, n. A.N. appearance, pretence.
Contract, part. pa. Lat. contracted.
Contraniauntes, part, pr. is used in the pi. as in A.N., opposing, con- tradicting.
Contrarie, v. A.N. to contradict Contrarions, a4/> A.N. opposite, perverse.
Contrary, n. A.N. an adversary.
Contrefete, v. A.N. to counterfeit.
Controve, v. A.N. to compose songs.
Contnbemial, n. Lat. dwelling in the same tent, familiar.
Contune, v. A.N. to continiie.
Cope, ». A.N. a cloak, the ecclesias- tical vestment called a cope.

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