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 1    II|        what this noise was and meant, and wherefore they so sorrowed.
 2    II|       nourish and keep, and he meant to commit the church of
 3    IV|        and told to him what it meant, and said his sister and
 4    IV|        that could tell what it meant, till at last there came
 5    IV|  tofore all the people what it meant. And then the pope with
 6    IV| demanded what all this ringing meant. And they told her how her
 7    IV|      understood what the other meant. ~There was a man which
 8    IV|        saint asked him what he meant thereby, he said: I tempt
 9    IV|     saint demanded him what he meant thereby. And he said: This
10    IV|       a cobweb, vitriol may be meant. ~aspre, adj., rude or uncouth. ~
11    VI|       durst ask of him what he meant. But after dinner duke Harold
12    VI|       what it was, and what he meant, he told to him by order
13    VI|     poor man were clothed, and meant himself, but he understood
14    VI|       and said to them what it meant, he said that these be wicked
15   VII|       to know what these birds meant.~And then anon one of the
16   VII|      wist by his words what he meant, and had compunction.~There
17   VII|    weeping that her mother had meant her spouse Jesu Christ,