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 1     I|        by thee, she hath me in despite, God judge this between
 2     I|   members, or by his saints in despite, and blasphemeth in things
 3    II|      having this salutation in despite, said to him: Thou enemy
 4    II|     delectations corporal, and despite delights spiritual that
 5    II|    emperor had of him so great despite that he made of the house
 6    II|      against my health, and in despite of our gods? S. Sebastian
 7    II|     availed me which I gave in despite, how much should it have
 8   III|     done to S. Peter to do him despite and shame, it was sith stablished
 9   III|         and done to them great despite, then fair, and right sweet
10   III|       the scorpions. He had in despite father and mother. and left
11   III|      saith that the senate had despite of this, that Pilate had
12   III|       Lord will not have me in despite. As soon as he was at home
13    IV|     side, and if ye have me in despite, I shall do so much that
14    IV| apostles: Ye have done this in despite of me, and therefore I shall
15    IV|       set not thereby, and had despite to amend him. And anon after
16    IV|      Octavius had him in great despite, and went with force of
17    IV|     believe that the devil had despite of the Jew that had given
18    IV|       a place dishonest and of despite. Go thou therefore unto
19    IV|        wisps of straw in great despite. And when they threatened
20    IV|   house of S. Ciriacus, and in despite of christian men he made
21    IV|        he went to him in great despite, and strained him three
22     V|        uplandish man had great despite thereof, and said that he
23     V|         they had thereof great despite, and laid them in a tomb
24     V|        that he had them not in despite that slew him, but admonished
25     V| himself, growing the same unto despite of God. And the city of
26     V|        a love growing unto the despite of him.~In that time the
27     V|        God. And then he had in despite the idols and would not
28     V|      him no gifts he had great despite, and defamed him to the
29     V|      he put him apart by great despite, and reproved him because
30     V|        began to grin at it for despite, and against him that bade
31     V|       ceased not to do thus in despite of christian men, and sung
32     V|   celestial is meddled with my despite, and the religion Roman
33     V|       they had indignation and despite of him, and lay in a wait
34     V|    great indignation and great despite. And S. Remigius said to
35     V|        man, and he answered in despite: I had liefer see two of
36    VI|     burden to them, and had in despite, and cruelness much used.
37    VI|         they had of them great despite in their courage. To whom
38   VII|     And one of them had hereof despite, and said by disdain: This
39   VII|       Then the butchers having despite, cut off the great toe of
40   VII|    wretch for to defile and do despite to thee, for sith thou art
41   VII|    Sophia, did to him so great despite that she sent him word that
42   VII|      more instantly, and he in despite said: Go your way, for in
43   VII|      and the vanity thereof in despite, and for to live in the
44   VII|     not be so hardy as have in despite the sign of the very cross.
45   VII|  taught to the love of God and despite of the world, and to know
46   VII|      to him. The second is the despite and the torment that he