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 1     I|        in merit of humility and debonairly. For like as he was sacrificed
 2     I|       ne answer to him. Then he debonairly said to them; Come hither
 3    II|        I have resisted it right debonairly in fighting against it,
 4    II|         said he would suffer it debonairly. And then Carisius prayed
 5    II|      thou with the other beasts debonairly, and anon the bull arose
 6    II|       came two lions which much debonairly made a pit after the quantity
 7    II|      said he: Suffer ye it once debonairly; they answered: We may not.
 8   III|        to the hours, she blamed debonairly or shortly, after that they
 9   III|      they were abashed he began debonairly to chastise and warn them
10   III|      her, and the lion departed debonairly, and Zosimus returned to
11   III|       to them, and they took it debonairly of the little good that
12   III|         all humility he treated debonairly his disciples and subjects,
13    IV|         the feet of our Lord so debonairly and so goodly, should be
14    IV|  embraced them, and kissed them debonairly. And then he commanded to
15    IV|      them, and he received them debonairly with the little good that
16    IV|         with her, he granted it debonairly, and because he was weary
17    IV|        sin, and he pardoned her debonairly. And when he was ordained
18    IV|       him to death, and he died debonairly in our Lord, and was buried
19    IV|         as the church believeth debonairly, and that aflirm many saints,
20    IV|          the church will rather debonairly believe it, than rashly
21    VI|   reason teach him, draw him by debonairly, and nourish him by liberality,
22    VI|        desired abundance of thy debonairly. And the saints pray for
23    VI|       that by the sweetness and debonairly that the ladies saw in their
24    VI|         Lord Jesu Christ by his debonairly hath done to me so great
25    VI|      answered to him freely and debonairly: Sith that the holy man
26    VI|     hath suffered patiently and debonairly of our servants many villainies.
27    VI| suffered them right sweetly and debonairly. Alas! thou that wert my
28    VI|      was so glad that she began debonairly to laugh, and when she had
29    VI|       Christ which inclined him debonairly to me, and I was glad of
30    VI|      people of Antioch received debonairly S. Peter, and with great
31   VII|         thought to do well much debonairly, and as S. Paul, that to