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 1    II|     went into a cave for to ease him, and David was within
 2    II|  less it and minish it, and ease us of the great and hard
 3    II| into the low chamber for to ease him, and by the conduit
 4   III|    he was in a bath well at ease. Then Dacian seeing this
 5   III|    and Apollo which for our ease have taken up this water
 6    IV|  for I was never so well at ease, for the blessed S. James
 7    VI|    him: I have been evil at ease unto this day, but now I
 8    VI|  suffrages might profit and ease them. And the suffrages
 9    VI|     iron, for to allege and ease them of their labour, they
10    VI|   remedy ne give counsel to ease him. But the father, which
11    VI| shall do to thee profit and ease, and then anon he arose
12    VI|       heeded. ~rume, v., to ease (?).~sacre, v., consecrate.~
13   VII|    shall well heal thee and ease thee of thy pain. To whom
14   VII|    which did him full great ease. And then S. Brandon charged
15   VII|   money, and therefore they ease me because the fishes of
16   VII|  foul way where it did much ease to them that went by that