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 1   III|    fame. She was debonair and courteous unto all, for she comforted
 2   III|       to say that she was not courteous to make the priest so long
 3   III|   amiable. The first is to be courteous and gracious in company,
 4   III|     Fair brother, God is more courteous than ye be, for ye would
 5   III|    which is as much to say as courteous in his young age. Or otherwise,
 6    IV|  right facound of speech, and courteous and gracious to the sight
 7     V|     wise, avised him~that the courteous Virgin and Queen had so
 8    VI|       And the pope, which was courteous, stood upon a tree and took
 9   VII|    bespoken, and gracious and courteous to everybody. And when the
10   VII|     child was so gracious and courteous that he was praised of every
11   VII|       And he was gracious and courteous in manners and pleasant
12   VII|     to whom the venerable and courteous bishop gave of his wood
13   VII| school, for ever he was right courteous to help children, both father-