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 1    II|     Command it to another and empesh me no more, but keep me
 2    II|       envy, and pained him to empesh and let the good works,
 3    II| prayed our Lord that he would empesh the great sorrow that was
 4    II| disperipled, pp., scattered. ~empesh, v., Fr. empecher, to hinder. ~
 5   III|  thoughts which might let and empesh the service divine, and
 6   III| Ambrose saw that he might not empesh the election he fled away,
 7   III|     to fear.~eme, n., uncle. ~empesh, v., Fr. empecher, to hinder. ~
 8    IV|      that the fiend might not empesh ne let them in their journey.
 9   VII|    ire and covetise, for they empesh and let, that truth may
10   VII|    end that the enemy may not empesh him. Then the clerks and
11   VII|     pieces.~detty, adj., due.~empesh (Fr.empècher), hinder.~encheson,