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 1    II|   besants, and the poor man had disdain thereof and began to chide
 2   III|     sell. But the merchants had disdain of him, and thought he was
 3   III|     this trouble because we had disdain of the words of yonder holy
 4    IV|     said to him: Sir, I have no disdain, but I have prayed God if
 5     V|         him, and said to him by disdain: Thou doubtest to suffer,
 6     V|     said to him~Friend, have no disdain and let it not be too hard
 7   VII|     hereof despite, and said by disdain: This is a worthy counsel
 8   VII|         then the emperor having disdain, and angry by felony, spake:
 9   VII| Rosamond knew it, she had great disdain and hate toward the king.
10   VII|        he desired, and in great disdain departed thence in to the