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 1     I|    and bought, what should it avail to us but if we should be
 2     I|       suffrages of saints may avail us, or for default that
 3     I|    die for hunger, what shall avail me mine inheritance if I
 4    II|      like as all these things avail not to the sick man but
 5   III|       and the great merit and avail that should come thereof
 6   III|   prove her there, and for to avail the more she was sick of
 7    VI|       of the satisfaction may avail, four things be required.
 8    VI|    that her confession should avail her nothing. But her son
 9    VI|  deliverance. And in likewise avail the indulgences of the church.~
10   VII|      thou man, what should it avail thee if thou slay me? Thou
11   VII|        vii. 128-9.~Oxen of no avail against the strength of
12   VII| Marcial, iii. 275.~---of less avail than S. Pancrace, iii. 184.~