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  1     I|      And Pharaoh was joyful and glad thereof and all his household.
  2     I|         seeing thee he shall be glad in his heart. Speak thou
  3     I|      delivered them. Jethro was glad for all these things, that
  4    II| together making feast, and were glad with great joy. Then old
  5    II|   soothly, and my soul shall be glad in him. All ye chosen of
  6    II|         And thus his father was glad and offered to S. Nicholas
  7    II|    heard say that the Jews were glad of his malady and sickness,
  8    II|     well that the Jews shall be glad of my death, but if ye will
  9    II|    father had been dead. He was glad, and promised to the keepers
 10    II|        because his son was more glad of his death than of his
 11    II|         And then the lords were glad and brought him to the king
 12    II|      gone S. Paul said: Be thou glad and joyful, for our Lord
 13    II|       certes should this day be glad and joyous if they knew
 14    II|  christian the provost was much glad because to have power on
 15   III|       Then the prince was right glad and joyous, and anon sent
 16   III|         and because S. Maur was glad for the death of his enemy,
 17   III|      all the convert were right glad, and thanked our Lord that
 18   III|    world. Then Zosimus was much glad that he knew the name of
 19   III|         bishop, and also he was glad because his word was accomplished,
 20   III|         sayest. Then was Dacian glad and made to cry over all
 21   III|        heard him they were much glad, but the Pharisees and the
 22   III|      into the empire, he was so glad and had so much joy, that
 23   III|     whom he was welcome and was glad of his conversation of holy
 24   III|       welcomed him and was much glad of his good living, and
 25   III|         of the pope he was full glad and joyful, and lived there
 26   III|         time, and each was full glad and joyful of the other.~
 27   III|       and she was thereof right glad. Then it was commanded that
 28   III|       alone, she was joyful and glad in her heart, hoping then
 29   III|   turned him to our Lord with a glad visage, and said: My Lord
 30   III|   whereof they of the city were glad, and supposed he should
 31   III|        all whole. He was always glad and joyous, and that displeased
 32   III|        this country, I shall be glad and joyous, if it pleased
 33   III|       ass, whereof he was right glad, and from then forthon he
 34   III|       their coming he was right glad, and admonished his father
 35   III|     said the holy virgin with a glad cheer in prophesying as
 36    IV|         this to the man, he was glad and joyful, and kept his
 37    IV|    whereof the people were full glad, and by his holy living
 38    IV|     holy bishop, and being then glad she thanked God and this
 39    IV|        her sight again, and was glad to have her old eyes, and
 40    IV|      done, whereof she was full glad, and anon after, took on
 41    IV|       arose up peaceably with a glad visage, a discreet tongue
 42    IV|      visit every year, and I am glad for thy devotion. But it
 43    IV|        And then Christopher was glad, and bound him to be his
 44    IV|         appeared to them with a glad cheer and entered into the
 45    IV|        subscribe, but they were glad that thilke schedule, which
 46    IV|     Dominic, I came to thee all glad and joyful, but alas I go
 47    IV|        the innocents joyous and glad. And after this, Valerianus
 48    IV|       after this he said with a glad cheer unto Decius, Thou
 49    IV|         Virgin, the angels were glad, the archangels enjoyed,
 50     V|        from me. And the man was glad and reputed the horse his,
 51     V|      well that I shall never be glad. And the brother told it
 52     V|        than the other, and more glad than he had been tofore
 53     V|        I said I should never be glad, but I say now that I never
 54     V|        always of like semblant, glad and joyous. He seeth all
 55     V|        Then Simplician was much glad, and told to him how Victorin
 56     V|       these letters he was much glad, and began to speak of other
 57     V|      And then he was joyous and glad by the word of the grace
 58     V|       the lineage promised, and glad for to see each other, and
 59     V|         found him living and of glad cheer. And then they supposed
 60     V|    faith of Jesu Christ she was glad, and ran to the prison,
 61     V|       emperor heard this he was glad, and the next day he did
 62     V|         him. Then the judge was glad, weening that she would
 63     V|       in thy thought, and I was glad that thou haddest remembered
 64     V|       to the celestial company, glad and joyous. And, blessed
 65     V|       sorrowed, and he only was glad and enjoyed. And when they
 66     V|     heard it he answered with a glad cheer: I will sell it unto
 67     V|      devils making joy and were glad. Then he called his fellow
 68     V|  unprofitable fool, then was he glad and blessed him, and said:
 69     V|      was the more comforted and glad, and commanded that he should
 70    VI|         and riches, ne the more glad for winning thereof, in
 71    VI|       own mouth they were right glad, and sent out commissions
 72    VI|       was all the council right glad, and searched for a virgin
 73    VI|      their coming, he was right glad and sent for them, and the
 74    VI|       how they had sped, he was glad, and thanked Almighty God
 75    VI|     right way again. And he was glad to hear them talk of the
 76    VI|         Then they were all full glad, and went with him to the
 77    VI|      the pope Ciriacus was much glad, because he was born in
 78    VI| adornment of spiritual grace, a glad joy of laud and honour,
 79    VI|       with an amiable mouth and glad cheer and visage. And when
 80    VI|       whose coming she was much glad, and prayed him that if
 81    VI|     into heaven, and she was so glad that she began debonairly
 82    VI|     debonairly to me, and I was glad of the vision and wept for
 83    VI|        was always in her malady glad and jocund, and ne ceased
 84    VI|          and then she was right glad, and she espied her time
 85    VI|       But S. Edmund was nothing glad of the tidings, and then
 86    VI|     good will, but I am nothing glad of these tidings; notwithstanding
 87    VI|       soul was immortal, he was glad and joyous; and when they
 88    VI|      whom this old man was much glad, and went to visit them.
 89    VI|        dominate on them that be glad and joyful. There is but
 90   VII|        Now mine own daughter be glad and joyful, for ye lack
 91   VII|     said the holy virgin with a glad semblant: Do to me what
 92   VII|          but he showed him much glad tofore his father, and he
 93   VII|       And that other said, with glad cheer: Certes, I confess
 94   VII|         thy father and make him glad, and for to do contrary
 95   VII|      embraced straitly and were glad of their assembling. And
 96   VII|      said to her: Lady, be thou glad, for thou shalt bring forth
 97   VII|         he was right joyful and glad. And ye ought to wit that
 98   VII|       he was thereof joyful and glad, and said to S. Fiacre:
 99   VII|    disciples of God be fain and glad because they have seen our
100   VII|      true and chosen friend, be glad and comforted with mine
101   VII|         was this holy man right glad and joyful, and he cast