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 1     I|      sorrowfully, and said: I am sorry because he may not accomplish
 2    II|         commandments. Samuel was sorry herefor, and wailed all
 3    II|         to slay me? Jonathan was sorry therefore, for he loved
 4    II|       knew hereof, and was right sorry for it, but he would not
 5    II|       his money? ~He began to be sorry and heavy greatly, both
 6    II|     miracles tofore that ye were sorry and repented you of that
 7    II|          he being there was full sorry for them. And after there
 8    II|        of their departing he was sorry and sent after them, but
 9    II| wherefore the king was heavy and sorry. ~These be the names of
10    II|          and deserve it, and was sorry that martyrdom was not given
11    II|       man had sold it, he was so sorry that he would eat no meat,
12    II|    Emperor and other people were sorry for Peter the tollener.
13   III|     which was blind for age, was sorry that he might not see the
14   III|       Then it happed that he was sorry and angry for the ointment
15   III|          Benet heard this he was sorry for the perilous death of
16   III|   daughter, whereof the king was sorry, and said unto the people:
17   III|   Wherefore S. Dunstan was right sorry, and did all that pain he
18   III|          death, wherefore he was sorry, for he loved him much.
19   III|          had to his daughter was sorry that he had put her out,
20   III|        ampul, whereof she was so sorry that she wist not what to
21    IV|      when Nero heard he was much sorry and heavy therefor, and
22    IV|   Wherefore this priest was full sorry, and prayed humbly to our
23    IV|         O Margaret, verily we be sorry for thee, which see thy
24    IV|          language, and they were sorry that they could not understand
25    IV|    chalice brake, whereof he was sorry and so was all the people.
26     V|         him well, he began to be sorry that the name of Jesu Christ,
27     V|         blame minisheth it. I am sorry sometime of my praisings,
28     V|          then thou shalt be full sorry. And while she tarried to
29    VI|   despised riches, and was never sorry for loss of worldly goods
30    VI|          bells, and he was right sorry that he might not do the
31    VI|       their will, and were right sorry therefor. And S. Ambrose
32    VI|      Elizabeth saw that, she was sorry that she had given to her
33   VII|      life, and then was Adrian a sorry man, and cried upon her
34   VII|           sat on the stone, full sorry and wroth that the woman