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 1     I|      it and laughed, and said softly to herself: How may it be
 2     I|      they all afeard and said softly together: Because of the
 3    II|       and let thy family come softly after, with thy wife and
 4    II| Nicholas, which spake to them softly: What hath this woman said
 5    II|     bull arose and went forth softly. Then the queen and the
 6    IV|       the maidens said to him softly that he should require nothing
 7     V|      divine aid, and answered softly to him that tempted him:
 8     V|       be said between us both softly, for I shall so refrain
 9    VI|      which said to him: Smite softly and spare thine hand, for
10    VI|      to speak to her soul all softly: Go, said she, go surely,
11    VI|      confused and shamed, set softly the maid down, and fled
12   VII|      beginning of it he saith softly an orison that beginneth
13   VII|   that these orisons are said softly and secretly, for this that
14   VII|    good S. Erasmus meekly and softly, and said: Almighty God,