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 1     I|     them. I shall make thee governor of great people. Moses then
 2    II| upon my people and be their governor, therefore we shall obey
 3    II|    and had been viceroy and governor of Arragon and Catalonia,
 4   III|    and glory, for he is our governor. This feast is called Candlemas,
 5   III|     this time Vespasian was governor of Galatia for the emperor,
 6   III|    for his pedagogue or his governor which was with him, for
 7    IV|     that, he created Julian governor of his host and named him
 8    IV|  this tree and Askeberd his governor stood beneath and hewed
 9    IV|  ordained the cowherd to be governor of the realm. Then as the
10    IV|     his fellowship, without governor. Then the foresaid Denis
11    IV|   pp, Fr. frotter, rubbed. ~governor, n., helm or rudder. ~gree,
12     V|  constitute and ordain thee governor and dispenser of all my
13     V|     never be more master ne governor, but he would be more subject,
14   VII|   and spake to the greatest governor of the king's son, and said
15   VII| this Mahomet was keeper and governor of a great company of Saracens