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 1    II| understandest well that thou wert my chancellor many years, and once I lent
 2    II|             to have stolen, he being chancellor, whereupon he desired day
 3   III|            he sent for him to be his chancellor, and they lived together
 4    IV|             King Egbert made him his chancellor and chief of his council,
 5     V|        thence, the judge said to his chancellor that he should send to her
 6    VI|         There was a master which was chancellor at Paris named Silo, which
 7    VI|            of flame of fire. And the chancellor demanded him what he was.
 8    VI|          come again to thee. And the chancellor demanded him of his estate,
 9    VI|              such pain. And then the chancellor was all afeard of the cruel
10    VI|             named William, which was chancellor of the church, a good man
11    VI|             Who anon answered to the chancellor: S. Martin certainly healed
12   VII|              holy doctor to whom the chancellor of heaven and the doctor