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1 5,3|   Highness and for our own satisfaction that it should occur rather
2 5,3| herewith, for your greater satisfaction, that never, so long as
3 5,3|  And for the still further satisfaction of your Highness, and in
4 5,6|  bowed his head in sign of satisfaction, and the first president
5 5,6| debated and settled to his satisfaction. The Bishop of Mans was
6 6,4|   to give His Holiness the satisfaction he desired, if he would
7 8,1|  the new king to his great satisfaction. And thither he returned