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 1     I|      they offered gold for to pay the tribute, the incense
 2     I|      said that he defended to pay the trewage; and for he
 3     I|      because that I defend to pay thy trewage, and thou oughtest
 4     I|   will, sinneth deadly, if he pay not where as he oweth, if
 5    II|     not void, but what ye owe pay for your trespass and sin,
 6    II|    shewest him, anon he shall pay thee. But go now first and
 7    II|      that he would render and pay it again as soon as he might,
 8    II|        which I will that thou pay me again or else incontinent
 9    II|     in his realm and he would pay for the costs of him and
10    II|  where he would, and he would pay for the dispenses of him
11    II|    thou a little, and I shall pay to thee thine hire; and
12    II|      come not again who shall pay me for thee? And the pope
13   III|       sirs, I have nothing to pay you with, but I abandon
14   III|     come therein, but if they pay two ducats, and therefore
15   III|      ofttimes warned of me to pay his tithes to God, and yet
16   III|       and because I would not pay my tithes to my curate he
17   III|      amends and ever after to pay his tithes and to follow
18   III|       to Rome, and made it to pay yearly tribute, and ordained
19    IV|       live virtuously, and to pay their tithes to God and
20    IV|   here thy cope or thou shalt pay me a penny. The good man
21    IV|      thy master and my God. I pay now the debt of condition
22     V|    owe to God of debt, let us pay with goodwill. Slow penance
23    VI|     no country, but made them pay in the largest wise. And
24    VI|       they had not whereof to pay, so that the master of the
25    VI|     keep him I shall make him pay for his ransom a thousand
26    VI|     answered, but if he would pay much money he should not
27    VI| tofore ordained how he should pay unto each of them their
28   VII|      Britain, came to Rome to pay the tribute of his land,
29   VII|      by none other manner, to pay or yield to them their usury