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{{PrimarySource|Gem 1912|Chapter X, pp.183-195}}
"This is translated from Thorpe's Analecta Saxonica. The MS. that he took it from is MS. Cott. Tib. A. 3. Latin, with an interlinear Saxon gloss. Some critics think the gloss was added later, but Thorpe supposes it by .ffilfricAelfric, v. p. vii in his Introduction. There is another MS., including the Grammar and some other colloquies, in the library of St. John's College, Oxford. This MS. is being edited by Mr. W. H. Stevenson, M.A., Fellow and Librarian of that college." [GEM 1912:p.183]
==The Craftsmen==
|''Fisherman''|| Food, and clothing, and money.
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|''Master''|| How do you catch the fish ?
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|''Fisherman''|| I get into a boat, and place my nets in the river, and I throw in a hook, and baskets, and whatever they catch I take.
