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The Saxons in England, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 575 — Chapter XI · FOLCLAND. BÓCLAND. LǼNLAND.

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They are called clean. These probably were made of flour passed oftener through the boulter. The common loaf had no doubt still much bran in it, and answers to our seconds. But it is probable that bread was generally made of rye.

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