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1st Answer:
The pages were young noble boys who were in training for knighthood. They didn't get paid.
2nd Answer:
According to the Medieval Sourcebook (please see the link below), pages were paid one to six shillings per year in the Late Middle Ages. By contrast, a squire could get a shilling per day, and a common knight could get twice that.
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