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 1    II|       rather to arouse wrath and woodness. Ye have set a time of mercy
 2    II|          my loss, and refrain my woodness in beating thee. And then
 3    II|        and sith died foul in his woodness. And thus were the friends
 4    II|      tyrants, and people full of woodness, like as flies; and the
 5    II|           n., a hedgehog. ~wood, woodness, n., mad, madness. ~ ~END
 6   III|        leave his cruelty and his woodness, and he departed and never
 7   III|          him that after so great woodness thou oughtest not to do
 8   III|         then the persecution and woodness was so great of the paynims
 9   III|        said thus, their fury and woodness increased and said to him:
10   III|       disease. And then in their woodness they ran upon him with spears
11    IV|       Then the Romans seeing his woodness, assailed him and pursued
12    IV|     closing a wolf therein whose woodness he could not change. But
13    IV|          doves, and excluded all woodness and ferocity from them,
14    IV|       clear. He put not away the woodness of his flesh with a shard
15    IV|          there hide him from the woodness of the paynims. But the
16    IV|          them the great fury and woodness of them, and then were they
17    IV|       torments hast overcome the woodness of the tyrant by the constancy
18    IV| successor, and gave place to his woodness, and went to the city of
19    IV|           and the fifth of a mad woodness. The quenching of the first
20    IV|           that is of the furious woodness, how, that is to say, furious
21    IV|          that is to say, furious woodness of the persecutors was deceived
22    IV|     saith Maximin thus: When the woodness of the ministers of the
23    IV|       the burning of the worldly woodness, and till that time the
24    IV|      fires, and showeth that the woodness of the persecutors was fire,
25    IV|          fire, when he said: The woodness of the paynims made ready
26    IV|          then the father full of woodness took the child and threw
27     V|          the lord of cruelty and woodness. Then at the last, when
28     V|      they ceased not to do their woodness then; they took them and
29     V|       the emperor, being full of woodness, bade him to sacrifice to
30     V|      warning him to cease of his woodness, lest he should be punished
31     V|          judge, replenished with woodness, made the three brethren
32     V|          that, he eschewed their woodness and went unto Gregory Nazianzen,
33     V|      would have escaped from the woodness and malice. And as he issued
34     V|         all enraged, and full of woodness and cruelness, said to them
35     V|           and then he adjousting woodness to woodness, he said: If
36     V|        he adjousting woodness to woodness, he said: If it be true
37    VI|       and told that the fury and woodness of the Danes should cease
38    VI|       which shall finish all the woodness of his enemies the Danes.
39    VI|       for to show the more their woodness, they dedicated this temple
40   VII|        thee be not overcome with woodness, for in the courage of a
41   VII|          was esprised with great woodness, and commanded that they
42   VII|        And then he being full of woodness, commanded that she should
43   VII|        king was replenished with woodness when he saw that the queen
44   VII|          the emperor, drunken in woodness, commanded that all should
45   VII|        blowing upon a stone, thy woodness passeth lightly through
46   VII|        then the king was full of woodness, and commanded that the
47   VII|      great irons, and with great woodness cast him into a foul stinking