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 1    II|      tofore him and anon he was eased, and the evil spirit went
 2   III|         hast, and thou shalt be eased of thy pain; and she answered:
 3   III|       Lord God, how should I be eased if I had such a child, then
 4   III|   sleeping, till they were both eased. On the morn S. Benet went
 5   III| journeys, she felt herself more eased, and when she came to the
 6     V|        him a little alleged and eased of his pain. Then he did
 7     V|         run down and I was well eased with them. Then these hymns
 8    VI|       and fastings, they may be eased and lessed of their pains.
 9    VI|       for him, and anon he felt eased and alleged by her prayers.
10    VI|          alleger,. comforted or eased. ~among, adv., now and again. ~
11   VII|         desolate place where it eased no man, and I took it thence