"elengeness" meaning in Middle English

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          "ref": "ante 1400, Geoffrey Chaucer, “The Romaunt of the Rose”, in Walter William Skeat, editor, Chaucer's Works, Volume 1 — Romaunt of the Rose; Minor Poems, 2nd (1899) edition, Oxford:",
          "text": "She had a burdoun al of Thefte,\n That Gyle had yeve her of his yefte;\n And a scrippe of Fainte Distresse,\n That ful was of elengenesse\n And forth she walked sobrely:\n And False-Semblant saynt, ie vous die,\n [Had], as it were for such mistere,\n Don on the cope of a frere,\n With chere simple, and ful pitous;\n His looking was not disdeinous,\n Ne proud, but meke and ful pesible.",
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        "loneliness; misery"
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          "text": "She had a burdoun al of Thefte,\n That Gyle had yeve her of his yefte;\n And a scrippe of Fainte Distresse,\n That ful was of elengenesse\n And forth she walked sobrely:\n And False-Semblant saynt, ie vous die,\n [Had], as it were for such mistere,\n Don on the cope of a frere,\n With chere simple, and ful pitous;\n His looking was not disdeinous,\n Ne proud, but meke and ful pesible.",
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