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1    II|     heart. and overcame the feebleness of the body, and arose out  
2   III| land he might not stand for feebleness and faintness, but oft fell
3    VI|   he spake so soft that for feebleness he might not well be heard,
4    VI|   it to his age, and to the feebleness of the king, and made it
5    VI|    tofore she was borne for feebleness.~Of her that was healed
6    VI|    anon as she lay down for feebleness in the lap of her chamberer,
7   VII|     strong axes, and by the feebleness of his nature was reputed
8   VII|   left it for cause of over feebleness of his body, at the instance