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 1     I|          is he full naturally of ire. In harvest we fast for
 2     I|          wrath was gone, and the ire out of his heart; he could
 3     I|        had in his heart as great ire and fury as he had before,
 4     I|          hate, of rancour and of ire. For as the Scripture saith:
 5     I|         his heart long, for such ire long holden in the heart
 6    II|        in overmuch fury in great ire. He called all the princes
 7    II|          and leave off, lest the ire of our Lord fall on you.
 8    II|         emperor to be so full of ire that he commanded them to
 9    II|    restore it again, or else the ire of God Almighty shall make
10    II|         wise that he fall in the ire of his God that thus delivereth
11    II|     letter which said: I see the ire and mal talent of our Lord
12   III|      fire in hell. Then in great ire Quintianus did her to be
13   III|        this began to assuage his ire, and to flatter him by fair
14   III|        you counsel to eschew the ire of our Lord? If ye will
15   III|     which they might assuage the ire of our Lord and eschew the
16   III|         came to Meaux in a great ire, where the two virgins dwelt;
17    IV|        her, than to run into the ire of her God, whom she preacheth.
18    IV|          to him: I know well the ire of the devils, but if thou
19     V|         Maximian, moved by great ire and wrath, sent unto all
20     V|          emperor, embraised with ire, said: The injury celestial
21     V|          people, and doubted the ire of the king and of the princes,
22     V|        had said, and doubted the ire of God. And anon his son
23     V|         doubted in that time the ire of his father Clothair,
24    VI|        emperor, replenished with ire, put him his wife and his
25    VI|        the judge, replenished of ire, commanded that she should
26   VII|          and then keep thee from ire, for if the irous raised
27   VII|        God ne none other for his ire. There was a brother that
28   VII|        the devil of wrath and of ire, and said: I am alone and
29   VII|     enemies, and he said to him, ire and covetise, for they empesh
30   VII| beginning that I should put away ire from my counsel I should
31   VII|       into a forest dreading the ire of the king, and there hid
32   VII|      Jews, began to cry in great ire: This is the master and
33   VII|      replenished of wrath and of ire more than tofore, commanded
34   VII|          strife, indignation, or ire for nothing that ever was