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 1     I|   Ghost found them all of one accord by love and by charity,
 2     I|        so that by ensample he accord him to his neighbour, and
 3     I|       and by his good will he accord him to God, and by obedience
 4     I|       to say of consonants of accord, such as shepherds use in
 5     I|       consonants and tunes of accord in his song. Noema, sister
 6    II|       sore for to set them at accord, but it would not be, for
 7    II|   England and S. Thomas which accord endured not long, for the
 8    II|      But S. Thomas, upon this accord, came home to Canterbury,
 9    II|        and all they by common accord chose him for to be pope.
10    II|    people, and they could not accord but departed all wroth.
11   III|    life, then art thou of one accord with me. Say then that they
12   III|      wherefore they would not accord that he should be admitted
13   III|      reason S. Paul would not accord to receive him in to the
14    IV|     that treat of this matter accord that it was on one day and
15    IV|     Jesu Christ. And with one accord they chose the blessed S.
16    IV|       other books of Josephus accord enough with the said story,
17    IV|    the pope would not lightly accord to this thing. And then
18    IV|     be assembled together and accord. That same S. Cosmo rehearseth
19     V|      a monk, and he would not accord it to him, but counselled
20     V|       of the first, lest they accord not and be not of one will,
21     V|    church, but they might not accord in many days, but suffered
22     V|    left. And they then by one accord chose Celestin, and were
23     V|   head. And when he would not accord thereto, he did anon do
24     V|       that some monks, by the accord of Charles, had impetred
25     V|    the lion an office, by the accord of his brethren, and that
26     V|       citizens anon became to accord.~The foresaid Sylvester
27     V|   noble young man, and by the accord of one and other of each
28    VI|       prophecy of king Edward accord to the prophecy of S. Dunstan.~
29    VI|  father, she in no wise would accord to it, but had liefer to
30    VI|  vexed her in desiring her to accord to his foul lust, but she
31   VII|      too short, and would not accord to the place that it was
32   VII|       laboured to set them at accord that were at debate, could
33   VII| prudent nature, but thy words accord nothing to wisdom, nevertheless
34   VII|    dwell with thee, and shall accord with thee in all things.
35   VII|     And to christian men they accord whereas they believe on
36   VII|       of a crown, and sang by accord together, and thereof was
37   VII|    his house, and would never accord with no man to dine with
38   VII|      the folk which might not accord by his persuasion and admonishings,