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 1     I| libraries, but I have not been able to hear of any. It is without
 2     I|        by devotion is one more able and more worthy. But, two
 3     I|       a staff. ~can, v., to be able. cheer, n., the visage.
 4     I|      or elder. move, v., to be able. moyen, n., middle, mean. ~
 5    II|  thousand strong men that were able to fight and to draw sword,
 6    II|       said he knew no man more able than he was. And after S.
 7   III|         glory. ~con, v., to be able.~deal, v., to divide.~deduit,
 8    IV|         bigger. mow, v., to be able. ~occision, n., slaughter.
 9     V|      of Solomon. ~capax, adj., able to meet or withstand. ~celyer,
10     V|       v., pitied. ~con, v., be able to. ~conjured, v., exorcised. ~
11    VI|     challenged that he was not able of letters, ne of conning
12   VII|       grace he would make them able and worthy to be accompanied
13   VII|     end that it should be more able and easy for him to sit
14   VII|      means of.~mowe, v., to be able.~mystery, Fr. metierr, work