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Katharine it is possible that the word 'mean' is a corruption of 'mesne', a legal term denoting 'between' or 'intervening'. Mesne profits are those accruing to a landlord who is deprived of the use and enjoyment of his land. A mesne assignment is an assignment of property that occurs prior to the last one in a chain.
Ing - a pasture or meadow, usually a low lying one near a watercourse.
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