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 1    II|      that the king's meiny had emprised to slay him. And the next
 2    II|       the king a pleasure, and emprised to slay S. Thomas, and suddenly
 3   III|    this madness that thou hast emprised, and that I may have thee
 4   III|        things and high that he emprised, and on the great penances
 5   III| suffered. Great things then he emprised, and that may we see when
 6     V|  temple for myself; for I have emprised many travails for the common
 7     V| tongues. That like as they had emprised by their pride to make the
 8    VI|    thirty days. And the bishop emprised to say them, and when he
 9   VII|      maker, for whom thou hast emprised this travailous battle;
10   VII|        not perform that he had emprised, and then by assent they