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 1     I|      the chamber about certain needs that he had to do, and she
 2    II|        with seculars they must needs lose their holiness and
 3   III|   enemy, that saw that he must needs issue and go out, signified
 4   III| treachery. ~besoins, n. (Fr ), needs. ~bourdon, n., a staff. ~
 5    IV|     happed afterward, for such needs came to Constantine that,
 6    IV|    that she pray for us in our needs, etc. ~
 7    IV|      not. And he said: Ye must needs give them, or I shall not
 8     V|    sworn follily, that he must needs do. But he made no sign
 9    VI|         I pray you, for I must needs speak to the king, for I
10    VI|        our advocate in all our needs; and by the merits of her
11   VII|       four notable things must needs constrain you to incline
12   VII|     our advocatrice in all our needs bodily and ghostly, that
13   VII|      and his teaching. He must needs be virtuous and eschew vices
14   VII|       And then the judge would needs see the abbot Pastor, but
15   VII|   return again and do mine own needs. And then he being heavy
16   VII|     for to entend to their own needs. The third friend is faith,
17   VII|     came upon him, and he must needs abide there in that little
18   VII|       the holy man saw that of needs he must make his habitation
19   VII|    honest speaking, and in his needs or businees to work truly