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I have come gladly as I went once with thy Michel.
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When she's well again I'll come gladly if you'll let me.
3
In the old days she would not have refused; she would have come gladly.
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We believe that you will come gladly, as we shall entertain you with alacrity.'
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It would come without a murmur; come gratefully, come gladly.
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I'm certain that Sister Beatrice will come gladly when I explain the situation to her.
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When you know all you will come gladly.
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The noble Gotelind saw the host come gladly, as likewise his dear daughter did, the young margravine.
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She promised again that the child should come gladly, or not at all, and left the house.
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Then I'll come gladly!
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They answered that, if he willed it, they would come gladly, for that joy had taken from them their mickle weariness.
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The general came gladly, but declined to make the toss himself.
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The country families came gladly to pay their compliments to the newly married couple.
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And so they came gladly to the rites of their bed, as of old.
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He was a mighty hunter, and the other heroes came gladly to bear him company.
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So they came gladly to their old bed's rites.
