"broady" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1816, George Vaughan (Bow-Street officer), The Whole Four Trials of the Thief Takers (page 26)",
          "text": "That referred to the circumstance of Dannelly having , on the preceding evening gone to Mr. Poole's cloth shop. He said he had been on the screw, (that is, lifting the latch of a door,) and sneaked out a piece of broady […]"
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