KARLE, a Saxon word used in our laws, sometimes simply for a man; and sometimes, with an addition, for a servant or clown. Thus the Saxons call a
seaman buscarle, and a domestic servant buscarle. Karmatian From hence comes the modern word churl.
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KARLE, a Saxon word used in our laws, sometimes simply for a man; and sometimes, with an addition, for a servant or clown. Thus the Saxons call a
seaman buscarle, and a domestic servant buscarle. Karmatian From hence comes the modern word churl.