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 1    II|        virgin, and when he would marry he was called of God. The
 2    II|      would give him leave for to marry. The pope considered his
 3    II|    daughter and tarry that I may marry thee to him that I had purposed,
 4     V|   comforted; and poor maidens to marry he relieved. And in these
 5     V|        therefore might they well marry them with the women of that
 6     V|          crying that they should marry her and deliver the city
 7    VI|        she might have no will to marry her, save only to God her
 8    VI|         will not constrain me to marry, for thereto I have no will
 9    VI|        retained her in entent to marry her again. And when her
10    VI|          and if mine uncle would marry me to any man I shall withstand
11   VII|      much that he was desired to marry the daughter of the king
12   VII|        noble knight or prince to marry you, to the end that he
13   VII|          he lived he would never marry none of his daughters, and
14   VII| appearance, vii. 125.~—would not marry his daughters, vii. 124.~
15   VII|       how she forbade a clerk to marry, ii. 128.~—abbot of Rome