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 1     I|       image should give me some solace. And thus as I bare a linen
 2     I|        should thereby have some solace singular. This is a thing
 3    II|       the staff of our age, the solace of our life, the hope of
 4    II|     their love in havoir and in solace of the world. Such people
 5   III| chastised that hath had so much solace in this world, and the laughings
 6   III|        Ye that have been at the solace and joys of the world and
 7   III|      from thy creance, but have solace and affiance in Jesu Christ
 8   III|     what craft art thou? I take solace in the shrewdness of the
 9   III|       as it had been because of solace. And anon as they were out
10    IV|      and shall give to thee the solace of my servant Paul, which
11    IV|  manners, mediator, leader, and solace of rightful people. And
12    IV|    comfort of running water, ne solace of trees, ne of herbs. And
13     V|       king, and sing honour and solace to the king, and some others
14    VI|        a condition, that for to solace her he should send to her
15    VI|       bed, which shouldst be my solace in mine age; alas! what
16    VI|         in mine age; alas! what solace may I have that see my right
17    VI|        my trust, my comfort and solace in mine old age how mightest
18    VI|       fiance ne hope. Certes my solace is dead, and in sorrow I
19    VI|         five years old, for his solace. And as the mother sailed