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 1     I|       imprinted it in the most best wise that I could or might,
 2     I|       Seth the seventh was the best, that was Enoch whom God
 3     I|       it departed. Asia is the best part and is as much as the
 4     I|        and bring to me two the best kids that thou canst find,
 5     I|     father loved, and took the best clothes that Esau had, and
 6     I|     will; take with you of the best fruits of this land in your
 7     I|   served, but Benjamin had the best part, and they ate and drank
 8     I|        behind you, for all the best things shall be yours. The
 9     I|      with five garments of the best, and also he sent clothing
10     I|      thou them to dwell in the best place, and deliver to them
11     I|     possession in Egypt in the best soil of Rameses like as
12    II|   fields and vineyards and the best olives and give them to
13    II|        slew, but he spared the best flocks of sheep and of other
14    II|    slain. They have spared the best and fattest for to do sacrifice
15    II|        sheep and beasts of the best for to offer unto our Lord
16    II|        for thou art son of the best man and just, dreading God
17    II|      the feast of thy well and best dressed meats. Thou art
18    II|       after his death where it best pleased him. Upon this,
19    II|      on a day clothed with his best clothes, a poor shipman
20   III|     could speak of it, and yet best of all knew the Lord for
21   III|       bed, and covered him the best wise he might. And anon
22   III|  clerks or priests ought to be best adorned of good manners
23   III|    doubt, and thought what was best to do, for they durst not
24   III|       by whose blood God might best be pleased, or else, as
25   III|    carle done to me, how may I best quit him again? But never
26   III|       all other, Alban was the best knight, and most best proved
27   III|      the best knight, and most best proved in strength, wherefore
28    IV|       Also my brother Timothy, best beloved of my soul, where
29    IV|        time Winchcombe was the best town of that country. In
30    IV|      things that be three, the best parts that she chose. That
31    IV|     Lord: Mary hath chosen the best part, which shall not be
32    IV|     forasmuch as she chose the best part of penance, she is
33    IV|      and in that she chose the best part of the heavenly glory,
34    IV|        penance. She was in the best wise garnished with penance.
35    IV|       the first that chose the best part, which was at the feet
36    IV|     then they said that it was best to set the ship toward the
37    IV|  Livest thou my right dear and best beloved wife? To whom she
38     V|   begin thy paternoster in the best entent thou canst. And if
39     V|      of holy writ appertaineth best to read in, for to be made
40     V|        right dear friend; most best beloved and most clean in
41     V|     said to Denis, whom he saw best learned in divine things:
42    VI|       thy blessed mother, most best and sweetest lady, she being
43    VI|       same work: What think ye best now, either to displease
44    VI| cleanness of thought. He loved best to serve our Lord, that
45    VI|       He doubted what he might best do, for he would not gladly
46    VI|      earth under God, and that best representeth the person
47    VI|      his father led him to the best masters and medicines that
48    VI|        taken it; she chose the best. She had a special grace
49    VI|      tell to him how he should best defend him, that he should
50    VI|       and the bailiff took his best beast for a mortuary, and
51    VI|      her husband, and also her best beast, came to this holy
52    VI|       chief lord must have the best beast, but if so be that
53    VI|      him in this manner: O, my best beloved and sweet husband,
54   VII|       to wait on her seven the best masters and wisest in conning
55   VII|       Adrian comforted her the best wise he could with many
56   VII|      Brandon comforted him the best wise he could, saying: Ye
57   VII|     and white; they eat of the best grass and herbs that is
58   VII|        him on this tree in the best manner we can. The Sunday
59   VII|      to praise our Lord in the best wise we may. And then this
60   VII|      will purvey for us in the best wise. And anon after came
61   VII|     bade his monks to sing the best way they could, and then
62   VII|    thing as was necessary, the best wise that she might. And
63   VII|        the deserts for to lead best solitary life. On a day,
64   VII|    that she had done it in the best wise that she could. When
65   VII|      Lord knoweth well what is best for us, and what we will