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 1     I|    eurous, adj., Ft. heureux, happy. ~flom, n., a river. frushed,
 2    II|   battle he was fortunate and happy, but as to his own people
 3   III|      Oft said she so: They be happy that be merciful, and alms
 4   III| answered: Sir, mine estate is happy enough and glorious, for
 5   III|      them that they were well happy that they led so noble a
 6   III|   much to say as a blessed or happy old man. Primus is said
 7   III|    fruition. Felician is said happy old man, not only for the
 8   III|     Thou art well blessed and happy that thou hast given faith
 9    IV|   Mary Magdalene, I were well happy and blessed if my wife were
10    VI|    said that he would be well happy if this virgin might be
11    VI|       of God, well eurous and happy. Fourthly, how she had no
12    VI|      saw not, for there was a happy widow and comfortable, which
13    VI|     eurous, adj. Fr. heureux, happy.~facound, adj., fluent. ~
14   VII|     God should be blessed and happy that should hang on the