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 1     I|      burned his tongue, which letted his speech ever after; and
 2   III|     ye have done, for ye have letted me that I may not depart
 3    IV|  demanded what he was that so letted them. To whom he said: I
 4    IV| laurel. ~Iepe, n., a basket. ~letted, v., attacked injured. ~
 5     V|   from him good thoughts, and letted him of some good works.
 6     V|      his entent should not be letted by nobody, ten days tofore
 7     V|       tongue of the doctor is letted to speak. When he seeth
 8     V|      of being known of people letted him. The old enemy the devil
 9    VI|       idols, but the apostles letted him that he should not slay
10    VI|     divine purveyance had not letted him. And the herdmen and
11    VI|        a woman that loved him letted him of his purpose, and
12   VII|       it before went ever and letted not, and they that were
13   VII|    his devotion should not be letted. He might not hear, ne forbear