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 1   III|   continually the fevers, or axes, or the gout in his feet,
 2   III|      hew off his thighs with axes, but anon the iron was as
 3   III|    vexed with the fevers and axes. It happed on a time that
 4   III| goods. ~await, n., a snare. ~axes, n., ague.~barat, n., treachery. ~
 5    IV|   fell sick of the fevers or axes, and the seventh day after
 6    IV|        avale, v., run down. ~axes, n, agues. ~celyer, n.,
 7     V|     neither with key ne with axes, till he was ravished with
 8     V|    of God she was vexed with axes and fevers. And the devil
 9     V|     were beheaded with three axes. And anon the body of S.
10   VII|      sorrow in the fevers or axes; and when the archbishop
11   VII| woman sore aggrieved with an axes took a little bread that
12   VII|      was vexed with a strong axes, and by the feebleness of
13   VII|     benefits, sent to him an axes continual, and then the
14   VII|      aggrieved with a strong axes which she had suffered by
15   VII|    by over great force of an axes died, but by a vow his father
16   VII|   age, which had suffered an axes continual, died, and vow
17   VII| avaled, v. intr., went down.~axes, n., agues.~benewrely, adv. (