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 1   III|   conversation. He was wise and discreet, and so emprinted in his
 2   III|       and seemly young man, and discreet in his governance. And all
 3    IV| peaceably with a glad visage, a discreet tongue and well speaking,
 4    VI|     Danes. And in judgment full discreet, considering no man's person,
 5    VI|          His words were sad and discreet and meddled with mirth,
 6    VI|     work is, if he be rightful, discreet, and fruitful. Rightful
 7    VI|     Rightful by good intention, discreet by measure, and fruitful
 8    VI|        love of thy name. He was discreet by temperance, and therefore
 9   VII|   others a valiant man in arms, discreet and virtuous. The which
10   VII|        anon subdued them by his discreet prudence, and deserved to
11   VII|     perfect in wisdom, soft and discreet in word, busy in prayer,
12   VII|         and Daniel them that be discreet, and if a monk hateth two