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 1     I|     them to speak and preach hardily and constantly, as S. Luke
 2    II|     the love of God, set him hardily against the righter, and
 3   III|  armed with his spear, which hardily smote his horse with his
 4   III|   had two small children ran hardily and took the smocks of linen
 5   III|      to him: Take this bread hardily and bear it away. At the
 6   III|  sign of the cross, and rode hardily against the dragon which
 7   III|     and cometh on me, eat on hardily for I have eaten part tofore,
 8   III|  purposed to go against them hardily for they were dissevered,
 9   III|      be martyred should come hardily without dread, and he that
10    IV|  purposed to go against them hardily. And S. Germain hid himself
11    IV|      And therefore he passed hardily by the way where they despised
12     V|    the work of God, write on hardily and doubt thee nothing.
13     V| Adauctum, because he went so hardily to S. Felix, and said he
14     V|   the torments if thou mayst hardily, for I doubt not, ne fear
15    VI|      right way. Go, said she hardily, for he that made thee and
16   VII|   for sorrow, and went forth hardily to the emperor, and said
17   VII|      should defend the faith hardily and without dread. Then