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 1     I|        that I may stand in thy favour, my lord. And Esau returned
 2     I|       him, and made him in the favour and grace of the chief keeper
 3     I|       old when he stood in the favour and grace of Pharaoh. And
 4     I|        to his people grace and favour to borrow of the Egyptians;
 5     I|     Our Lord gave to them such favour tofore the Egyptians that
 6    II|    gave him grace to be in the favour of Salmanazar the king which
 7    II|       faith, and would for the favour of their parents and friends
 8    II|      between them, and not for favour ne over great love that
 9   III| commanded he for to eschew the favour of the world.~Theodebert,
10    IV|     helm or rudder. ~gree, n., favour. ~jument, n., a mare. ~Iapacium,
11    VI|       father the pope, and his favour and gentleness, giving to
12   VII|  deserved to have the love and favour of his enemies, in so much
13   VII|       were ennoblished, by the favour of the emperor, to the See,