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 1     I|     against the commandment she consented to him. She wrote the obligation
 2    II|       that walk in lightness. I consented for to take an husband with
 3    II|        word in which Ozias hath consented that the city should be
 4    II|       law,. wherefore hast thou consented to so great evil and felony,
 5    II|        wit, wherefore hast thou consented to the death of innocents?
 6    II|         most part of the people consented, and so they p for I shall
 7    II| understood them all, to some he consented, but many he denied and
 8    II|       of Canterbury should have consented and also have crowned him,
 9   III|   required, that at the last he consented. But when he saw they lived
10   III|         him, and at the last he consented and ate. And when he came
11   III|       him: Lo! thy brother hath consented to the saying of the emperor
12   III|      truth that my brother hath consented to the decree of my heavenly
13    IV|     with him. And so at last he consented, and granted her request.
14    IV|       council of the cardinals, consented to the request of the emperor,
15    IV|    Latins, and all they that so consented, entered into frenzy and
16     V|          for he had hunger, and consented nothing to him ne to his
17     V|      had not given it to her ne consented it. And when the feast was
18     V|     bear away the head. And she consented because that she supposed
19     V|     weening that she would have consented to do sacrifice, and when
20     V|      was set tofore him, and he consented to the devotion of the host;
21    VI|     sons. And when the king had consented thereto, a general oath
22    VI|         openly known, and if he consented thereto he dreaded to lose
23    VI|      condition in his heart, he consented to matrimony.~Then was all
24    VI|         bread may choke me if I consented to his death. Then the king
25    VI|       reported to them that had consented to his resignation, they
26    VI|     much to her father that she consented to the marriage by such
27    VI|   feigned her as she would have consented, and said she would go into
28    VI|    which she and her chamberers consented for to live by, and her
29    VI|        will and deed, and never consented to the sin of the flesh.
30    VI|         Charterhouse, which was consented. And also, the whole election
31   VII|       heir of the realm, and he consented and married her. And soon
32   VII|        rest. And all the people consented thereto, and kneeled down
33   VII|      and at the last the father consented to the reasons and predications
34   VII|      years of age, for he never consented ne had will in mortal ne