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 1     I|     which fee I hold me well content. Then at contemplation and
 2     I| profit me my patrimony? I am content that thou take it for this
 3     I|  claim it, and that thou art content I shall enjoy it, and Esau
 4     I|     tents. Yet were they not content, but ever grudging, wherefore
 5    II|   have his health I shall be content, and if he receive not his
 6    IV|      much fouler meat he was content. For oft he left his necessary
 7     V|   passion. By that one he is content, and that other he giveth
 8    VI|       The common people were content and were joyful in their
 9    VI|     was made knight, and was content with one servant, and yet
10    VI|      And the people, yet not content, bade him to demand the
11    VI|    ruled; this holy lady was content with one poor coat lined
12    VI|     command you, and I shall content my father, and shall excuse
13   VII|      how she might answer to content her mother, the lords, and
14   VII|   this time I pray you to be content and to cease of this matter,
15   VII|  space of three days, he was content to have a little bread made