"fermerere" meaning in Middle English

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          "english": "‘So did our sacristan and the head of our infirmary,\nThat have been true friars fifty years;\nThey may now, God be thanked of his grace,\nMake their fiftieth anniversary and walk alone.’",
          "ref": "late 14th century, Geoffrey Chaucer, The Summoner's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, line 1859-1862",
          "roman": "Maken hir Iubilee and walke allone.’",
          "text": "‘So dide our sexteyn and our fermerer,\nThat han been trewe freres fifty yeer;\nThey may now, god be thanked of his lone,",
          "translation": "‘So did our sacristan and the head of our infirmary,\nThat have been true friars fifty years;\nThey may now, God be thanked of his grace,\nMake their fiftieth anniversary and walk alone.’",
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  "word": "fermerere"
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