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 1     I| maladies or sickness, for we be lightly deceived, feeble to do well,
 2     I|   chalice is thy passion, which lightly may appropre our love to
 3     I|   melody. Fourthly, he ascended lightly. Whereof David saith: He
 4     I|      pace: and much hastily and lightly he ascended when he passed
 5     I|      and because it is evil and lightly governed, she hath the more
 6     I|    which she said doubting, for lightly she was flexible to every
 7     I|       said: Drink, my lord, and lightly took t that man, she said:
 8     I|       maliciously. But to swear lightly without hurt or blame is
 9     I|         him. But wrath or anger lightly past without will to noy
10    II|        S. Andrew gat for him so lightly. ~It was so that a young
11    II|       blessed Valerian answered lightly, S. Vincent said to him:
12   III|        virgins, which ought not lightly to speak, ne without advice
13   III|       the holy body was, turned lightly after him, and so rudely
14   III|     stone upon his shoulders as lightly as it had been a little
15   III|         for as a child thou art lightly deceived; and because thou
16   III|     river, where they might not lightly pass for press of people,
17    IV|  overcome the master, she might lightly overcome the minister. ~
18    IV|   without number. Thou mightest lightly perish, thou shalt abide
19    IV|     thought that they might not lightly be withdrawn from this custom.
20    IV|         this last reason may be lightly apperceived, for thou seest
21    IV|          and the pope would not lightly accord to this thing. And
22     V|      because they should purvey lightly for the church, but they
23     V|        removed the two rocks as lightly as they had weighed nothing.
24     V|      anon they took up the body lightly enough and buried him there
25    VI|        to the river, they might lightly be brought to the cell by
26    VI|       fourthly, for to get more lightly that thing which we pray
27    VI|    righteous people passed over lightly and surely into that delectable
28    VI|    manner of people which enter lightly in for to reign perpetually.
29    VI|    Barnabas said: Fool, I might lightly answer to thy question if
30    VI|   pickaxe, and smote one stroke lightly in the place under the foot
31   VII|     stone, thy woodness passeth lightly through mine ears. To whom
32   VII|     were, for they would not so lightly tell him, whereof he was
33   VII|         stretched out of length lightly, four horses shoes of iron.
34   VII|       they be accomplished more lightly. Then S. Simeon fell to
35   VII|       to hear the plaints which lightly he made to be discussed