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 1     I|     that be in this time, be of gladness and of joy in one part,
 2     I|       human, they be of joy and gladness. And because of the coming
 3     I|        anointed with the oil of gladness before all them that to
 4     I|      exile we leave the song of gladness, that is alleluia, but the
 5     I|     left their usage of song of gladness, saying: Quomodo cantabimus
 6     I|         song of praising and of gladness. After, licence was given
 7     I|      representing their joy and gladness, how well in the returning
 8     I| alleluia, in figuring the plain gladness that they had when they
 9     I|      into their country, and in gladness and in joy, in like wise
10     I|        not the Sundays, for the gladness and the reverence of the
11     I|     arms across in caroling and gladness, and I stretch mine in the
12     I|        weeping, and on the morn gladness and joy. The gloss saith
13     I|        prince art thou? All thy gladness is perished and all thy
14     I|         render to the world now gladness, and quench the pains; and
15     I|         ascended into heaven in gladness. Whereof saith S. Austin:
16     I|      thy talent to thy wit, and gladness to thy talent, and demurety
17     I|     talent, and demurety to thy gladness, and humility to thy demurety,
18     I|     wine is signified spiritual gladness; and by the salt is showed
19     I|       to have wine of spiritual gladness, salt of ripe wisdom, and
20    II|         Saul with great joy and gladness, saying: Saul hath slain
21    II|         him and make ye days of gladness and knowledge ye to him.
22    II|        glory of Jerusalem, thou gladness of Israel, thou the worship
23   III|        therefore he had wine of gladness, and within he was plane
24   III|     bright and joyful, and with gladness be began to say: fair brethren,
25   III|      overmuch joy and abounding gladness, and remembering that contraries
26   III|        faith with great joy and gladness. And when all this was done
27   III|      whom thou shalt have great gladness, and much people shall make
28   III|         which with much joy and gladness bare the soul of S. Marcial
29   III|       heaven with great joy and gladness; she shall be of so great
30    IV|        he began to cry in great gladness: Ye be welcome, my lords,
31    IV|       son, give to me again the gladness of my heart. And about midnight
32    IV|         thou Mary of honourable gladness in body and in soul. In
33    IV|         Jerusalem with so great gladness that no man may recount
34    IV|      enjoyeth in her perdurable gladness, and his grace redoundeth
35     V|    glory. And enjoy thee in the gladness of joy insatiable. Amen.
36     V|       and sing always songs and gladness to his honour and glory,
37    VI|         received him with great gladness, and then the archbishop
38    VI|         good Lord! what joy and gladness was then in England. For
39    VI|    desired, then he was full of gladness and joy, and thanked Almighty
40    VI|        was full of joy, and for gladness let fall tears from his
41    VI|       of her fruit with joy and gladness, she heard a voice suddenly
42    VI|         and had so much joy and gladness profoundly in her heart
43   VII|     people were full of joy and gladness, and gave laud to Almighty
44   VII|       mind may be esprised with gladness, and that he think on nothing
45   VII|        to them eat and drink in gladness. And Mahomet saith they