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 1     I|    nature, wherefore God was displeased and determined in his prescience
 2    II|     other nations have. This displeased much to Samuel when they
 3    II|    thousand. And this saying displeased much to Saul, which said:
 4    II| David had committed on Uriah displeased greatly our Lord. ~Then
 5   III|    glad and joyous, and that displeased much to some that were of
 6   III| things the sin of detraction displeased him much, and he loved no
 7    IV|    that she had offended and displeased our Lord in that request,
 8    IV|     thing is in me that hath displeased thy fatherhood, or what
 9    IV|     enemies, the which thing displeased much the virgin S. Mary,
10     V|  went. For all that was done displeased him save the sweetness of
11     V|    the sound of them. But it displeased much to S. Lupe, and as
12    VI|      was many time moved and displeased with Godwin, for he misused