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 1     I|        thou by the Lord that thou grieve not me, ne them that shall
 2     I|         counselleth or helpeth to grieve another for to avenge him.
 3     I|       past without will to noy or grieve any other, is not deadly
 4     I|           no leasings to annoy ne grieve another, nor he ought not
 5    II|   anointed. I shall never hurt ne grieve him, let God do his pleasure.
 6    II|           whereas they should not grieve ne do harm to any man; and
 7   III|    another place where thou mayst grieve ne annoy no man. Then let
 8   III|          Ambrose for to annoy and grieve him, but the devils returned
 9   III|          Then began his malady to grieve him, and the Earl of Italy
10   III|           they might never noy ne grieve persons living. S. Marcial,
11   III|     places, that were come for to grieve them.~It happed on a day
12    IV|        the venom might in no wise grieve the holy man, he burnt all
13    IV|      Peter and Paul; if I may not grieve you here, ye shall come
14    IV|          and said: We come not to grieve you, but know ye for truth
15    IV|         me with this sign that he grieve not ne annoy me. Then Christopher
16    IV|           folly dost thou will to grieve and annoy my devout servant?
17    IV| henceforth have no presumption to grieve none that call upon me.
18     V|      there as they should neither grieve ne hurt man. And then Mammertin
19     V|        they might not slay him ne grieve him, and then knew they
20     V|           is said: Ne will ye not grieve ne noye in the earth ne
21     V|         that thou hast about them grieve thee sore, then serve our
22    VI|           torments, and might not grieve them, at the last, they
23    VI|       therein, ne none tyrant may grieve it. For if any people come
24   VII|           had no power to hurt ne grieve them ne their ship, wherefore
25   VII|        Egypt because he would not grieve his brethren. The abbot