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 1     I|        he was always sweet, and debonair to him, and gave him licence
 2     I|    Moses was most meek and most debonair, and therefore God delivered
 3     I|        him thou shalt be to him debonair. And we worship God in the
 4    II|      and said: The holy man and debonair ought not to suffer this.
 5    II|        require of thee just and debonair guerdon and reward, and
 6    II|       but if thou wilt find God debonair to thee, give for him that
 7    II|         joyful, for our Lord is debonair and merciful, he hath sent
 8    II| Archbishop of Rheims. He was so debonair that little birds came and
 9    II|       mounted upon a horse over debonair, and nevertheless when the
10    II|        son, thou wert sweet and debonair to me. And to that other
11    II|          for she was humble and debonair as a lamb, or of agnos in
12    II|       in Greek, which is to say debonair and piteous, for she was
13    II|        and piteous, for she was debonair and merciful. Or Agnes of
14    II|         you because he is right debonair; but if thou wilt that I
15    II|   Thereof no force; our Lord is debonair and merciful, and shall
16   III|       thus should be amended by debonair correction, and if she would
17   III|  moderation. She was marvellous debonair and pitiful to them that
18   III|      her any evil fame. She was debonair and courteous unto all,
19   III|  virtues, for he was humble and debonair, and alway ready to do mercy,
20   III|       his will, for he was much debonair, humble and merciful to
21   III|         he had been piteous and debonair, and was much sorrowful
22   III|       had been a meek beast and debonair. Then she led him into the
23   III|        marvellously piteous and debonair, full of compassion, of
24   III|   emperor after him, and was so debonair, so liberal and of so great
25   III|       new wedded they seem much debonair, but after, when they feel
26   III|         anon became as mild and debonair as the lions. There were
27   III|        faith he became meek and debonair. After, the emperor made
28   III|        Jesu Christ, like unto a debonair fraternity that so learned
29   III|       Genevieve, that was right debonair, took her up from the ground,
30   III|       blessed virgin, which was debonair, went and visited them and
31    IV|         God hath ordained to be debonair and merciful to the world
32    IV|       mount to heaven, the most debonair advocate for sinners. I
33     V|        be angry they may become debonair to me. To whom he answered:
34     V|    honour. Sing we with a voice debonair that sweet love which ought
35     V|        to her son: I pray thee, debonair son, of thy mercy for this
36     V|         thou to me in this hour debonair and curable: I pray to our
37    VI|          among priests meek and debonair, to his people amiable and
38    VI|      man is a beast reasonable, debonair, and liberal. By the face
39    VI|      and rightful labour, and a debonair wit. And after S. Bernard
40    VI|         edification. The wit is debonair, when our faith feeleth
41    VI|       and made them as meek and debonair, in the name of our Lord,
42    VI|        Friar Reynald, which was debonair, came for to see her and
43    VI|        God, and advised him, by debonair admonishments, that he should
44   VII|   empire, which was a man right debonair, about the year of our Lord
45   VII|        of gold for to be to him debonair. And he passed forth by
46   VII|    driven away the man just and debonair. The abbot told this to
47   VII|     good life and childhood his debonair mother enjoying herself,
48   VII|     more marvellous. And as the debonair king might have escaped
49   VII|         and prayers of the said debonair and meedful king. Not long
50   VII|        is to say: Father, right debonair, we thee pray thou wilt