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 1   III|     away avarice from them. She appeased them sweetly that strove,
 2   III|          and anon the storm was appeased and the weather fair. They
 3   III|   merits of S. Germain was anon appeased. Then they were honestly
 4    IV|       by his prayer the sea was appeased. And from thence they sailed
 5    IV|         at the last the emperor appeased the noise and gat of the
 6    IV|       Lord, her son, said: I am appeased and receive thy prayer,
 7     V|      Jew feigned as he had been appeased, and after, went straight
 8     V|         waves of the water were appeased.~It happed in the year of
 9     V|        that were angry might be appeased by sacrifices. And as they
10    VI| solemnity of saints, that it be appeased in the observation of this
11    VI|     this, on a time when he had appeased two bishops that had been
12   VII|       his prowess and wisdom he appeased the realm and subdued it
13   VII|      thought to please her, and appeased her in this wise, and said