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 1    II|    suffer, the more I shall be agreeable to my king, because I shall
 2    II|        be taken away from this agreeable charge. I remember that
 3    II|      denied and would never be agreeable to them, wherefore the king
 4   III| without which no virgin may be agreeable to God, that is to wit:
 5    IV|     And because it was a thing agreeable, and pleased the Jews, he
 6    IV|      with great reverence. How agreeable the place is unto God where
 7    IV|   convenable verdure, of odour agreeable, and virtuous of strength;
 8     V|         I trow this oil be not agreeable to the apostle that it should
 9     V|      his malady, he was always agreeable to his leech, and he was
10     V|     Temptation is desirous and agreeable whose merit in resisting
11   VII|     sound which came by a wind agreeable, and thereout issued a marvellous
12   VII|      named was Manam, was much agreeable to God, and to the world,