"I bed hem bothe lond and _lede_,
To have his douhter in worthlie wede,
And spouse here with my ring."

_K. of Tars_, 124.

"For to have lond or _lede_,
Or _other riches_, so God me spede!
Yt ys to muche for me."

_Sir Cleges_, 409.

"Who schall us now geve londes or _lythe_,
Hawkys, or houndes, or stedys stithe,
As he was wont to do."

_Le B. Florence of Rome_, 841.

"No asked he lond or _lithe_,
Bot that maiden bright."

_Sir Tristrem_, xlviii.

In "William and the Werwolf" the cowherd and his wife resolve to leave
William

"Al here godis
Londes and _ludes_ as ether after her lif dawes."

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