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 1     I|              they were angry and had indignation on him, and took him and
 2     I|            fury be overpast, and his indignation ceased, and that he forget
 3     I|            Let not my lord take none indignation at me, thou knowest well
 4    II| Nebuchadnezzar, having them at great indignation, swore by his reign and
 5    II|             speak, Holofernes having indignation said to Achior: Because
 6    II|      assigned, on pain to run in his indignation, and at that time so departed.
 7    II|              Then the pope had great indignation and said to him: Abide thou
 8    II|           Then the emperor had great indignation of him, and took a pen for
 9    II|              for fear; then in great indignation he all to-rent the schedule. ~
10    II|          beggars from his house with indignation and anger. Thus would no
11   III|        Julian the apostate had great indignation and said when he came thither
12   III|            him. And Julian had great indignation of this gift, and for the
13   III|         Paulin. Then he had so great indignation, of that he had defended
14   III|             away from him with great indignation and scratched his face with
15   III|             Then the provost, having indignation hereof and in a great anger,
16   III|          faith, whereof they, having indignation, ordained a day of justice,
17   III|              he had thereof so great indignation that he put her out of the
18   III|             none harm. And, some had indignation at her, and said that a
19   III|         trothed her, which had great indignation when he heard of those tidings,
20    IV|           thought. Then Simon having indignation, cried aloud: I command
21    IV|            from her, she had thereof indignation that her husband was taken
22    IV|             fires and great heats of indignation. And it was no wonder though
23     V|           him, crying by right great indignation, and the mercy of God failed
24     V|             may see how the gods had indignation against me, because I thought
25     V|           clerks and monks, they had indignation and despite of him, and
26     V|        milner put him out with great indignation and great despite. And S.
27     V|              which is wroth and hath indignation of our ordures. And when
28    VI|             mind for she dreaded the indignation of the great lady if her
29    VI|       friends of S. Clare had her in indignation out of measure, wherefore
30   VII|             end. For his stomach had indignation of meat seven weeks continually,
31   VII|            he took her up with great indignation, saying to her: If thou
32   VII|              was moved to no strife, indignation, or ire for nothing that