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 1   III|     whole and guerished put me appertly to death, and I shall pray
 2   III|        stood tofore the tyrant appertly, without dread. And anon
 3   III|      of the Saracens, they saw appertly S. George which had white
 4   III| vigorously, and showed to them appertly that the grace and bounty
 5   III|        to believe that she saw appertly our Lord Jesu Christ after
 6   III|      ancelles, n., handmaids. ~appertly, adv., openly. ~asprely,
 7    IV|     child went for to see more appertly, and took the mantle, and
 8     V|        monastery he hasted him appertly. And they that returned
 9    VI|         that he ought to speak appertly; that it move, that he speak
10    VI|        signified that he spake appertly. And that he spake fervently
11    VI|     And these seven estates be appertly contained in her legend.
12   VII|     disciples, before them all appertly he ascended above all creatures