Given in Nares as a separate word; but in quots. app. a misprint of COURTIER.

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1616.  Surfl. & Markh., Country Farme, 583. Courties, Chanons, Monkes, and Schollers of Colledges.

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a. 1634.  Chapman, Revenge Honour (N.). I shall declare to you … why men are melancholy. First, for your courties.

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1659.  W. Chamberlayne, Pharonnida, II. 159 (N.). A subtile way, To the observant Courties to betray Their serious folly.

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