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 1     I|       moved of envy and wrath and privily slew his brother. The which
 2     I|           sin on the serpent, and privily she laid the fault on the
 3     I|       their father spake together privily, and dreading that Joseph
 4    II|           eyes. Thou hast done it privily, but I shall make this to
 5    II|           bare it in to his house privily, that he might secretly
 6    II|     brought. Then said he to them privily: Bless ye God of heaven
 7    II|          of Egypt. Eugenia issued privily out of her father's palace
 8    II|          and he remembered of the privily that they were wont to have
 9    II|          hast thou been christian privily against my health, and in
10    II|      understood that he fled away privily. ~There was a porter which
11    II|           dispenser told his lord privily that he was the same beggar,
12   III|          had said to him, he went privily away that no man knew thereof,
13   III|           done he would have gone privily out of Rome, for to eschew
14   III|          to be borne secretly and privily unto their ship. And as
15   III|           pope Cornelius held him privily, of which pope, Pancrace
16   III|         took leave of the bishops privily, without witting of his
17    IV|          the time of his infancy, privily in his heart and in will,
18    IV|        off his hand that same day privily, and threw it from him.
19    IV| barley-loaf, and deliver it to me privily. When it was taken to him,
20    VI|        the chamber door, and fled privily by another door toward the
21    VI|          express, she taught them privily to flee all noise of the
22    VI|         after her into the church privily for to know what she used
23   VII|       Then the christian men came privily and took away the body and
24   VII|      named friar Reynold. To whom privily he shewed all his other