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 1     I|      nature, he is mine by his misery, he is thine by the passion,
 2     I|  suffereth, as well as for the misery that she had deserved by
 3     I|       delivered, in flying the misery by running, by victory in
 4     I| joyously, for he took away all misery, all infirmity, and all
 5     I|    before us, for he went from misery to glory, and from corruption
 6     I|       our poverty, and for our misery, or for our default we have
 7     I|        said: Adam, see in what misery thou art. Which answered:
 8     I|      wailing and sorrowing the misery that was to come of his
 9     I|    from dread, from labour and misery, and added that he should
10     I|      This have ye done into my misery, that ye told to him that
11    II|       when they considered his misery they tare their clothes
12    II|     together of his sorrow and misery, of which S. Gregory hath
13    II|       yet here beneath in this misery, ought to pray devoutly
14    II|        after and died in great misery of annoy. Salome, his sister,
15    II|        vain. For it is full of misery and also false, and sith
16    II|       v., cool. ~maleurte, n., misery. mechant, adj. (Fr.), wicked.
17   III|         and draw us out of the misery of this world to the riches
18   III|       died anon affer in great misery in divers wises, for to
19   III|        right great poverty and misery, that as was needful for
20   III|       witchcraft in this great misery and heat. Then Alban, having
21    VI|      be delivered of the great misery that they stood in, and
22   VII|        naked man in full great misery and pain, for the waves
23   VII|      vouchsafe to behold on my misery, and then he prayed that