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 1     I|         thou wilt sell to me thy patrimony and heritage I shall give
 2     I|          what shall profit me my patrimony? I am content that thou
 3     I|         it, and so sold away his patrimony, and took the pottage and
 4     I|     thereby that he had sold his patrimony. This aforesaid is to bring
 5     I|      this he supplanted me of my patrimony, and now secondly he hath
 6    II|          her: Fair daughter, thy patrimony, which I have received this
 7    II|       they had almost sold their patrimony and their jewels, tidings
 8    II|   wherefore they sold thus their patrimony. She answered cautelously,
 9    II|          Thou hast dispended thy patrimony with the ribalds, and therefore
10    II|          She said. I have set my patrimony in a sure place; unto the
11    II|          made them to sell their patrimony and therewith to buy precious
12   III|    showed to him the loss of his patrimony, he answered: I issued naked
13   III| philosophy, and also was rich of patrimony, he thought that he would
14   III|         wise that he was rich of patrimony and puissant, that at the
15   III|           and the remnant of his patrimony he gave for God's sake so
16   III|          where they had of their patrimony great rents. In their street
17    IV|   meanwhile they dispended their patrimony in alms to the poor people;
18    IV|        to him of his kindred and patrimony, and they demanded of him
19    VI|       husband hath taken away my patrimony, of which he is ennobled,
20   VII|    worldly dignity and his great patrimony into the heritage and livelihood
21   VII|          of the church as of his patrimony, he gave to them before
22   VII|        they had founded on their patrimony. They gave their own selves,