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The English Village Community

Note 169 — Chapter V · MANORS AND SERFDOM UNDER SAXON RULE.

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This is a word often used in later documents, and seems to mean a certain amount of ploughing done as an equivalent for an allowance of grass. Grass-yrth may be the gafol for the share in the Lammas meadows, and the gafol-yrth for the arable in the yard-land.

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