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 1     I|        and promised me to take a reasonable quantity of them when they
 2     I|          use reason in form of a reasonable creature, and to the paynims
 3     I|         intellectual, the fourth reasonable, the fifth substantial.
 4     I|       them. The fourth, that was reasonable, that was the Virgin Mary
 5     I|     another empyreum; the heaven reasonable is the man just, which is
 6     I|        done when he moveth us to reasonable knowledge of sins, and to
 7     I|          when they were grown to reasonable age, Esau became a ploughman,
 8    II|         immortality, it is thing reasonable, that he take our mortality.
 9   III|         world. It was well thing reasonable that the angel should come
10    IV|         that were worshippers of reasonable beasts, almost more fools
11    IV|          a man or other creature reasonable, that dwellest in this cave,
12    IV|          sent a monk with a good reasonable fellowship into Aix, for
13     V|         church, fisher of fishes reasonable, hurter of the devil which
14    VI| liberality, for a man is a beast reasonable, debonair, and liberal.
15    VI|       his blessedness. He taught reasonable things when he said: He
16    VI|          to wit, wisdom natural, reasonable, and moral. And this is
17    VI|          wherefore man which was reasonable obeyed not to his Maker,
18    VI|           when the creatures not reasonable obeyed to him. And then
19    VI|  sensible as vegetative, and not reasonable, as things insensible, as
20    VI|     miracle.~And many beasts not reasonable obeyed to him, like as it
21    VI|       from us but that we be men reasonable, and they be hounds disreasonable.
22   VII|       more then I, that am a man reasonable, ought to be smitten in
23   VII|        it was well behoveful and reasonable thing that he, in whose
24   VII|      confirmed in a hostie right reasonable, and in sacrifice acceptable,