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1       II, I    |      rendered subtile by the effect of spiritual power, but
2       II, XI   |  consort, Ethelberg, to this effect:~ THE COPY OF THE LETTER
3       II, XII  |      murder him, but without effect. He sent a second and a
4       II, XIII | prompting, spoke to the same effect.~ But Coifi added, that
5      III, XXII |    and much more to the like effect to King Sigbert, at length,
6      III, XXV  |   much, and more to the like effect, the king commanded Agilbert
7       IV, V    |  discussed in common, to the effect that more bishops should
8       IV, XXVII|     been said above, to this effect: "But in that you, my brother,
9        V, I    |     the wind and waves to no effect, at last we looked back