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1     I|     wailing of the same for the absence of her spouse which was
2     I|          as S. Paul did, in the absence of her spouse. And in the
3     I|         word to him. And in his absence he was sore cruel towards
4     I|     sorrowful and heavy for his absence, should thereby have some
5    II|       into Normandy, and in his absence always S. Thomas had the
6    IV| discomfort that she had for the absence of her master our Lord,
7    VI|  governance of the realm in his absence, what people should be convenient
8    VI|        continue the same in his absence. Yet, notwithstanding, the
9    VI|     jeopardy of the king in his absence, and the piteous destruction