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 1     I|     always be fasted, were not grieved. And in rechaet then of
 2     I|  labours of tile and clay, and grieved all them in such works.
 3     I|        The heart of Pharaoh is grieved and will not deliver my
 4    II|       hair on his head that it grieved him to bear, wherefore it
 5    II|         When the king of Egypt grieved them in his buildings, bearing
 6    II|        dread thee not. I never grieved ne noyed man that would
 7    II|      or because they were more grieved every day than the other
 8    II|     had an innocent life. They grieved nobody, neither God, by
 9   III|      when he saw that all this grieved her not, he made her to
10   III|        bill at his visage, and grieved and noyed him so much that
11   III|        it him to drink, and it grieved him nothing. When the enchanter
12   III|       forty days, and was much grieved, he cried on S. Mark. And
13   III|      and wanton, and noyed and grieved the people with jangling
14    IV|     God kept him that it never grieved him. And when she saw that
15    IV|     that, that the deliverance grieved them not. For he went hastily
16     V|       stomach was oft sore and grieved, wherefore he eschewed the
17     V|       this virgin was strongly grieved and vexed of Cyprian, and
18     V| Clotaire was dead. He was much grieved for the cure and charge
19     V|    days approached, and he was grieved by long infirmity; then
20    VI|         Edward, which monk was grieved with three manner sicknesses.
21    VI|   alone their poor mother sore grieved in her malady. Then she
22    VI|        more were they ardently grieved within forth. Then S. Clare
23    VI|   whatsomever malady they were grieved or tormented, that went
24    VI|      she saw that she was much grieved of the host and hostess,
25    VI|    came to more perfect age it grieved them not. Their mother ware
26   VII|       thigh, then S. James was grieved in great pain, and said:
27   VII|     all men, and was weary and grieved and half overcome, and he
28   VII|        cast at them stones and grieved them cruelly, and at the
29   VII|      knee, and thigh of it was grieved with sickness. And many
30   VII|   places on his body that most grieved him, making the sign of
31   VII|        sat on, and he no thing grieved nor hurt, but all the other