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 1     I| Isaiah: I shall preach a year pleasant to our Lord, and a day of
 2     I|     and all the sieges of the pleasant place made melody. Fourthly,
 3     I| whereof he hath made my words pleasant and profitable to the health
 4     I| toward flom Jordan, which was pleasant, and the flood ran toward
 5     I|    that is almighty, make him pleasant unto you, and that ye may
 6    II|       to her, with a meek and pleasant voice: Daughter, be sure
 7    II|       they may find something pleasant to them for to fall into
 8   III|       to him right joyful and pleasant tidings, and said that if
 9    IV|      this is a holy thing and pleasant, that the solemnity of S.
10    VI|       is as much as to say as pleasant to God. And Eustace is said
11    VI|    were, good fortune. He was pleasant to God in his conversation,
12   VII|      courteous in manners and pleasant in regard, and tarried always
13   VII|      it seem to thee good and pleasant for to dwell and abide in,
14   VII|   virtue into virtue, and was pleasant both to God and to the world,
15   VII|       and vain speaking, from pleasant smelling, his hands from