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Bote

Bote [fr. bot, A.S.; beton, to repair, synonymous with estovers, Fr.;

Dolg-bote [fr. dolg, Sax., wound, and bote, recompense], a recompense for a scar or wound, Cowel.

years; also wood for making of rakes and forks. See BOTE.

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etc., may of common right take from the land leased.-see BOTE.

Carte-bote. See BOTE.

Park-bote (to be quit of inclosing a park or any part thereof), 4 Inst. 308.

Plough-bote, a tenant's right to take wood for the repairs of ploughs, carts, and harrows, and for making rakes, forks,...

Wain-bote, timber for waggons or carts.

Kin-bote, compensation for the murder of a kins-man, Old Saxon Law.

God-bote, an ecclesiastical or church fine paid for crimes and offences committed against God

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