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 1     I|       the angels that knew not plainly the mystery of the incarnation,
 2     I|       his honour, and shall be plainly worthy that God inhabit
 3    II|     her mother sanctified more plainly and more specially than
 4    II|       and because he confessed plainly that he was christian and
 5    II|        a noble young man, said plainly that so noble a work should
 6   III| desires of him, thou hast been plainly informed, and they that
 7   III|      as much to say as burning plainly, for she burnt herself against
 8   III|        and comforted, and said plainly they would in no wise do,
 9   III|     men, as ye shall find more plainly of this matter in the life
10   III|        the holy martyrs he was plainly healed. And S. Ambrose saith
11    IV|    shall prove better and more plainly the truth. Then it was thrown
12    IV|   Laurence enlumined the world plainly of the same light that he
13     V|      and of his death, is said plainly in Historia Tripartita.~
14     V|        japing a buff, and said plainly, that she might hear it,
15     V|       the persecution, is more plainly contained in the History
16     V|   these things be written more plainly in the History Tripartite.
17     V|       sins and their life. But plainly good men loved him and marvelled
18    VI|       of them. And he speaketh plainly to the letter of doctrine
19    VI|        hap. But when they were plainly converted to our Lord by
20    VI|       of enchantment, and said plainly: He should not seigniory
21    VI|       utterly refused and said plainly that in no wise that he
22   VII|      it shall be declared more plainly hereafter by a notable chronicle,
23   VII|      to be married, we let you plainly wit that like as ye have
24   VII|      matter, for I promise you plainly that for to die therefore
25   VII|        to age and grew and was plainly taught in all wisdom. And
26   VII|        as it shall appear more plainly at the second part.~After