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 1        0, Life  |      also sang antiphons for our comfort and his own. One of these
 2        I, XXIV  |      zeal, affording him all the comfort in your power. And to the
 3        I, XXIV  |     dispose yourself to give him comfort. We also in all things recommend
 4       II, XI    |          you will with all speed comfort us with the glad tidings
 5       II, XII   |         there alone, glad of the comfort he had received, but still
 6      III, XXIX  |          We have received to our comfort your Excellency’s letters;
 7       IV, I     |          the Meldi, and lived in comfort with them a considerable
 8       IV, XXV   | afflicted; yet you may have this comfort, that the blow will not
 9       IV, XXVI  |  greatest help in governing, and comfort in her private life. Aldfrid
10       IV, XXVIII|         all that came to him for comfort. He thought it stood in
11        V, V     |        spake the wonted words of comfort, "Good health be yours and