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 1     I|  Whereof S. Jerome saith: I ween that those things that the
 2     I|    afeard ne dread you not, ween ye that ye may resist God'
 3    II|    thou not that they which ween to have power in things
 4    II|     for when thou shouldest ween that I worshipped thy God,
 5    II|     knew that ye know. They ween that there be none other
 6    II|  life put their desires and ween long to live therein, and
 7   III|   white meat, in which many ween to do great abstinence without
 8   III|   me a mortal man as ye be, ween ne suppose not ye that by
 9   III|  ship that japed, and said: Ween ye to carry away the body
10   III|     overmuch a fool if thou ween to deceive me which have
11   III|  you, do the work of mercy; ween ye, because ye be circumcised
12    IV|    do then. To whom Julian: Ween ye that christian men shall
13    IV|   him: What will ye do sir, ween ye to go without me? Nay,
14    IV|   Decius, confused, said: I ween now that we be vanquished.
15    IV|     Decius to Valerianus: I ween that we shall now be overcome
16    IV|    in this that bare him, I ween and hope that thou soon
17    IV|  honourably. And let no man ween that I have made this of
18     V| said: Thou eater of porret, ween thou to take me out of mine
19     V| wicked and more sinful that ween ye be just and refuse the
20     V|   him because others should ween that he had a woman in his
21     V|     thyself? And he said: I ween that I am greatest of all
22    VI|     things heard of thee, I ween in my courage that thou
23    VI|     thy first estate, for I ween that thou art Placidus,
24    VI|     knight delicate if thou ween to have victory without
25    VI|  another comfort, that they ween always that there be made
26   VII|    your stead, that all men ween it were yourself, and when