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 1     I|    tofore him in crying with piteous voice, saying: Our Redeemer!
 2    II|      when they had made this piteous crying and yelling, they
 3    II|   hard heads, and hearts not piteous. Like as your fathers that
 4    II|      upon the body it were a piteous thing to hear; among all
 5    II| which is to say debonair and piteous, for she was debonair and
 6    II|     rich man, but he was not piteous, but cruel to poor people,
 7   III|  Trajan, and how he had been piteous and debonair, and was much
 8   III| humilty. He was marvellously piteous and debonair, full of compassion,
 9    IV|    of his mother, and made a piteous noise. Alas! what sorrow
10    IV|      which God, merciful and piteous, seeing, would comfort them
11     V| after touch her.~There was a piteous woman in Guienne, which
12    VI|      in his absence, and the piteous destruction which the Danes
13    VI|   with the fire.~He was much piteous against them that would
14    VI|  thee his mercy.~He was much piteous unto the poor people. It
15    VI|     all men, and also he was piteous and merciful unto the poor,
16    VI|      widows. And after these piteous complaints the people wept
17    VI|     to another that it was a piteous sight to see, and they that
18   VII|      unto her mother, with a piteous sighing: Madam, I wot well
19   VII|   then she cried with a full piteous voice: Ah! my sovereign
20   VII|  thousand sithes with many a piteous tear, and then Adrian comforted
21   VII|     accorded to it, and as a piteous pastor, granted that Fiacre
22   VII|    it be done anon. Then the piteous and holy bishop, as soon