7633. 'You would necessarily see him so often.'
7645. 'The blame (lit. the ill will) would be yours.' For the use of maugre as a sb., compare l. 4399.
7664. Iolyly, especially; a curious use; F. 'bien.'
7680. 1. 'To shrive folk that are of the highest dignity, as long as the world lasts.' So in the F. text.
7682. I. e. the Mendicant friars had license to shrive in any parish whatever.
7693. 'To read (i. e. give lectures) in divinity'; a privilege reserved for doctors of divinity.
7694. Here G. merely has a wrong half-line:—'And longe haue
red'; with which it abruptly ends, the rest of the page being blank, except that explicit is written, lower down, on the same page.
The last four lines in the F. text are:—
'Se vous volés ci confessier,