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 1     I|      the people. Moses was most meek and most debonair, and therefore
 2    II|         son of a man, therefore meek we our souls to him and
 3    II|         answered to her, with a meek and pleasant voice: Daughter,
 4   III|         was the most humble and meek in speaking, in habit, and
 5   III|       the sweetness of his word,meek by his habit of virtues,
 6   III|      and accounted himself more meek and low after that he was
 7   III|         for King Ethelred was a meek man and took none heed to
 8   III|   followed her as it had been a meek beast and debonair. Then
 9   III|        rod of God. And then the meek bishop said to him, sore
10   III|       and stood afore them like meek lambs. Then after, he sent
11   III|   virtue of the faith he became meek and debonair. After, the
12    IV|       the hound was as tame and meek as a lamb, and pursued none
13    IV|       bulls, and anon they were meek as lambs. Then they took
14    IV|    scourge of God. And then the meek bishop answered and said:
15     V|  dispend them in charitable and meek works. And fourthly that,
16     V|         of pestilence, and most meek Lord, I beseech thee to
17     V|     powder, wild beasts be made meek and tame, and incline down
18     V|        be meeked, and they that meek them shall be enhanced.
19     V|     which is a beast humble and meek. Or damianus is said of
20     V|        is now made ready to the meek and humble Francis.~And
21     V| humility shall lift up the most meek man unto the seat lost by
22     V|        anon they were made most meek and tame. And after that
23    VI|         familiar, among priests meek and debonair, to his people
24    VI|         our Lord the prayers of meek and devout men. And to him
25    VI|      some said nay; and in this meek strife they gat licence
26    VI| saluteth you. Thirdly, he had a meek wit, for he believed and
27    VI|       that was a cruel tyrant a meek lamb, and was sister of
28    VI|        to them and made them as meek and debonair, in the name
29    VI|         This was a humble and a meek answer. This holy man S.
30    VI|      hath sent hither like as a meek lamb. And with that word
31    VI|     righteous, sweet, ripe, and meek, righteous in deed, sweet
32    VI|       ripe in conversation, and meek in intention. His life he
33   VII|       then with a sad cheer and meek look she answered in this
34   VII|      mother be a virgin. And so meek and benign that he can gladly
35   VII|        all brute beasts be made meek, and wild things be obedient,
36   VII|        a monk is always humble, meek, full of charity, and always
37   VII|        with pride, and will not meek him, therefore he abideth
38   VII|      the more he showed himself meek and humble, and more foul