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 1     I|          willing to be like to God, accorded thereto and believed him.
 2    II|          unto the end of Egypt were accorded with him, and offered to
 3    II|            laboured so much that he accorded the king of England and
 4    II|            that the king and I were accorded on Mary Magdalene day, and
 5    II|          should open. And thus they accorded. The Arians put them to
 6   III|             for their abbot, but he accorded not thereto, ne agreed to
 7   III|             and anon all the people accorded thereto wholly, and began
 8   III|            to me: Fair son, I never accorded thereto, but gainsaid it
 9   III|            him to dine with her, he accorded thereto gladly, and because
10   III|         also if our both hearts had accorded thereto, he had come to
11    IV|          her brother, and anon they accorded in this treason. ~And in
12    IV|   confessors, and doctors, and they accorded not to them, ne to their
13    VI| nevertheless at the last the church accorded unto one of them, and this
14   VII|           had sufficient length and accorded unto the proper place that
15   VII|          France. And at last it was accorded that Charles should reign
16   VII|             demand, right gladly he accorded to it, and as a piteous
17   VII|        certain days, which Killenus accorded to it, and as they were