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 1     I|     franchise, and because me seemeth to be a sovereign weal to
 2     I|   saint of all saints. Now it seemeth that the Nativity of our
 3     I|        And by the same way it seemeth that the nativity of the
 4     I|     any other thing, alway me seemeth that I hear the sound and
 5     I|       comforting them, for it seemeth that he sleepeth when he
 6     I|  converting them from whom it seemeth that he turneth his face
 7     I|    And this treble opinion it seemeth that the Jews had known,
 8     I|       nourished you. But this seemeth a little thing to them that
 9     I|      to save man; by which it seemeth that if it were need, that
10     I|   seventh chapter saith: Thus seemeth it that he said that three
11    II| surmount us, and therefore me seemeth better to save the lives
12   III|   lodged in his house, but it seemeth better that it is he that
13   III|     is round, and this figure seemeth good by many reasons. The
14    IV| honour and of grace? Sire, it seemeth to us thy servants that
15     V|    nor I covet them not as me seemeth, when I lack them I shall
16    VI|   wise men, how be it that it seemeth to some other that it is
17    VI|       and said to him: Brice, seemeth it to thee that I am a fool
18   VII|   blessed virgin S. Katherine seemeth and appeareth marvellous
19   VII|   have it out of the hull, it seemeth to him bitter, then he goeth
20   VII|   from whence comest thou? Me seemeth that thou wilt destroy the
21   VII|    hast thou used by which it seemeth that thou feelest no torment,
22   VII|       it, it is good as to me seemeth, that at this beginning