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 1    II|   like as he hath revived me goodly. And among all other pains,
 2    II|   brought it to S. John full goodly, and said to him: We shall
 3   III|     which hight Amphiabel, a goodly young man, and well learned
 4    IV|    Lord so debonairly and so goodly, should be inspired with
 5    IV|      river, which prayed him goodly to bear him over the water.
 6     V|   wisdom, fountain springing goodly, full of health, which hallowest
 7     V|     and so he slept and died goodly in our Lord. And many witness
 8     V|    and conversed seven years goodly. On a night when he arose
 9     V|   clerks for to sing and say goodly the divine office. And within
10     V|    and made them to stand up goodly, and commanded them to take
11     V|    he suffered patiently and goodly, as it appeared in an epistle
12     V|      But Logier suffered all goodly, and reputed his enemies
13     V|      the order, and finished goodly his life.~On a time, as
14     V|      merits of S. Anthony, a goodly voice answered that it was
15    VI|  this old man comforted them goodly, and brought them into a
16    VI|   spake most religiously and goodly, with him was I most conversant.
17    VI|   soft, that they receive us goodly by mercy, mighty, for to
18    VI|    mother, he comforted them goodly, and brought them to the
19   VII|       called him by his name goodly and said: Brother Adrian,
20   VII|   his brethren received them goodly and demanded them where
21   VII|    soon after came to them a goodly old man, which welcomed
22   VII| every day our Lord sendeth a goodly old man that covereth this
23   VII|     orison, praying that his goodly coming be consolation and
24   VII|   may be done to me, for his goodly grace hath given to me such