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 1     I|         to the end that we may refrain us therein, this time we
 2     I|      In harvest we fast for to refrain melancholy. The melancholious
 3     I|   moving of their flesh, ne to refrain them as we now do, for they
 4     I|      men ought to restrain and refrain as much as they may. And
 5    II|      shall avenge my loss, and refrain my woodness in beating thee.
 6   III|       for oil.~bydwong, v., to refrain or keep strictly.~cellarer,
 7     V| greater force to laugh than to refrain him. He was wont to say
 8     V|   there was nothing that might refrain their bestial thoughts,
 9     V|     divine grace shone, for to refrain his desires, and for to
10     V|    both softly, for I shall so refrain him that he shall no more
11     V|     said to him that he should refrain him from weeping, and he