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 1     I|       to the suggestion that he availed himself of extraneous help
 2     I|         to my sister and I have availed, and she named him Naphtali.
 3    II|         a rye loaf have so much availed me which I gave in despite,
 4    II|         how much should it have availed me if I had given all my
 5   III|       sight. But when he saw it availed him nothing, he required
 6   III|        that his fair admonition availed not, he excommunicated and
 7    IV|        guerish and heal, but it availed nothing. Then the fiend
 8    IV|    their faith their pilgrimage availed them not. And he did his
 9     V|      thee that thy prayers have availed thee and been heard, and
10     V|        she saw that her prayers availed her not, and entered then
11    VI|     were so strong, and so much availed against the malice of the
12    VI|         medicines that she took availed her not. And then she came
13   VII| medicine and physicians, but it availed to her nothing. Many years
14   VII|       And when they saw that it availed not, and that always he
15   VII|   stinking waters, but all this availed them naught, for from more
16   VII|        him for them, but nought availed there his prayer, wherefore