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Portrait of Louis VII Louis VII Customs of Lorris

And if any animal from the parish of Lorris enters our forest or hedges, fleeing from bulls or coerced by flies, he who owns the animal shall pay nothing to the provost, if he can swear that the animal entered despite being guarded. And if it enters with the knowledge of its guardian, he will pay 12 deniers for it; and if there are many animals, he will pay as much for each.
24. By custom, there are no carriers in the ovens of Lorris.
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Portrait of Louis VII Louis VII Customs of Lorris

And if a man has a quarrel with another person, without breaking into a fortified house or town, and they reach an agreement without bringing a suit before the provost, no fine shall be paid to us or our provost on account of this, and, if a suit has been brought because of this, they are permitted to reach an agreement, from which they should pay the district; and if anyone brings a suit against another person, and they do not pay any fines to each other, nothing should be paid for this matter either to us or to our provost.
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Portrait of Louis VII Louis VII Customs of Lorris

None of them shall perform the corvée for us, except once a year, to bring our wine to Orleans; and no one shall do this except those who have horses and carts, and they will be summoned for this, and they will not receive provisions from us.
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