"unthriftily" meaning in Middle English

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        "Unthriftily, immorally."
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          "english": "Thus by their smell and their threadbare dress / these folks may be identified, if men wish to do so. / And if some man were to ask them privately / Why they are dressed so poorly / They would instantly whisper in his ear / And say that, should they be noticed, / they would be slain on account of their [secret] knowledge. / Lo, thus these folks betray others' innoscence!",
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          "text": "Lo, thus by ſmellyng, & by thred bare aray / yf that men lyſt, thys folke knowe they may / And yf a man wol aſke hem priuely / Why they be clothed ſo unthryftely / Ryght anone they wol rowne in hys ere / And ſayne, yf that they aſpyed were / Then wolde hem ſlee, bycauſe of her ſcience / Lo thus theſe folke bytrayen innocence",
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        "Poorly."
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          "text": "Lo, thus by ſmellyng, & by thred bare aray / yf that men lyſt, thys folke knowe they may / And yf a man wol aſke hem priuely / Why they be clothed ſo unthryftely / Ryght anone they wol rowne in hys ere / And ſayne, yf that they aſpyed were / Then wolde hem ſlee, bycauſe of her ſcience / Lo thus theſe folke bytrayen innocence",
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