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 1     I|           ought to be fervent and esprised in the love of the Holy
 2    II|        the young man was ardently esprised in the love of S. Agnes,
 3    II|           to thee this young man, esprised in the love of the maid,
 4   III|           Cyprus, of whom she was esprised in good virtues, so that
 5   III|           he was embraced and all esprised of the divine and burning
 6    IV|          a day a certain lady was esprised of his beauty, and would
 7    IV|          great flame, S. Laurence esprised by the heat of the faith
 8    IV|       glorious Virgin was greatly esprised and embraced with desire
 9    IV| esbatements, n. (Fr.), pageants. ~esprised, pp., Fr. epris, smitten. ~
10     V|           to the order, he was so esprised   and in all things occupied
11     V|        wise that she was strongly esprised and chauffed in her love,
12    VI|          am all burnt, and he was esprised with so great heat that
13   VII|           heard this thing he was esprised with great woodness, and
14   VII|         causes, and the queen was esprised with great love of the virgin,
15   VII|           so that his mind may be esprised with gladness, and that
16   VII|         saw that all the city was esprised on a fire and flame, and
17   VII|       estate, keeping the beasts, esprised of the love of God and not
18   VII|        after, the christian host, esprised and beat with a much great