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1        I, II   |     in the woods, whence they grievously harassed the Romans with
2        I, XXVII|    being bound by delight, it grievously laments being so bound.
3       II, VI   |     to him, and scourging him grievously a long time, asked of him
4      III, XI   |       night to be on a sudden grievously tormented with an unclean
5      III, XII  |  monastery, who had been long grievously troubled with a fever; he
6      III, XXVII|     by the same sickness, and grievously afflicted. Of these, Egbert, (
7       IV, XXX  | Eadbert, beloved of God, fell grievously sick, and his fever daily