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 1     I|       of them. The most curious instance of this occurs in the explanation
 2     I|       on principle; but in this instance, for the meaningless words '
 3     I|    apart, ne had it been at the instance and request of the puissant,
 4   III|     great devotion that, at his instance they led their life like
 5   III|       his only son, whom at his instance they received for to be
 6   III|    passion at their request and instance, and stood up holding the
 7    IV|  adventure? Why have I at thine instance enterprised this journey?
 8    IV| Wherefore mayst not thou at the instance of my merits and prayers
 9    VI|         of it, and at the great instance and the prayer of the king
10   VII|   always to the same with great instance of his friends, a little
11   VII|  feebleness of his body, at the instance of his own confessor, he
12   VII|       opened before them at the instance of their orisons and prayers.