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 1     I|         to heal. ~impedimy, n., disease of the groin. ~jape, n.,
 2   III|       of his great sickness and disease.~And the abbot of that place
 3   III|     smouldering of smoke for to disease him. And then S. Dunstan
 4   III|   gentleman had such a horrible disease in his throat that he might
 5   III|        no token of sorrow ne of disease. And then in their woodness
 6    IV|    whole and deliver me from my disease, and he answered: If thou
 7    VI|       her from that reproof and disease, or else to take her out
 8    VI|       to be holpen of his great disease, which many times afore
 9    VI|         cured and healed of his disease, which in his lifetime had
10    VI|       great joy that he felt no disease two days after. After those
11    VI| delivered from his sickness and disease. ~And in like wise a knight
12    VI|         no longer in this great disease. And when he had made an
13    VI|      felt himself whole of that disease. Then his most pain was
14    VI|       might be delivered of the disease of his breast, and when
15    VI|         breast. Then he felt no disease but on his foot, and when
16    VI|      might be delivered of that disease in his foot. And at night,
17    VI|    place. Twelfthly, how in her disease and pain she was of God
18    VI|         that she had no pain ne disease, but yet more every creature
19    VI|    there on the ground in great disease, and finally her kinsmen
20   VII|       Christ that she felt none disease ne harm, but a precious
21   VII|         and strong, without any disease or hurt. Whereof the judge
22   VII|      though she had suffered no disease, and was more fairer for