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 1     I|         corrupt; this bread may feel no corruption. To them in
 2     I|         to him and taste me and feel, I dread me that he shall
 3   III|      scourge of God ere that we feel it, and yet we ought to
 4   III|         may well be in hell and feel there no pain by the mercy
 5   III|     life in this world, than to feel by two days the pains of
 6   III|     never have other penance ne feel none other pain, and there
 7   III|      wise that thou shalt never feel in thee any burning ne covetise
 8   III|  debonair, but after, when they feel themselves married, they
 9   III|         know what christian men feel thereof. Then Amphiabel
10    IV|         for us, and that we may feel the effect of his prayer
11    IV|      for as much as evil people feel them more honoured, so much
12    IV|  teaching the persecutors might feel of Laurence how he shone
13    IV|      blessed Laurence might not feel the torments of fire in
14    IV|  clearness that they might well feel it in touching and washing
15    IV|  because I may none other thing feel, I dare none otherwise say
16    IV|      corruptible. And because I feel not that the right holy
17    IV|  greatly this estimation that I feel that, the consideration
18     V|     said after of himself: I ne feel our Lord so angry with me
19     V|        son to help me and yet I feel no fruit. And therefore
20     V|        each contumacious knight feel not only for me, but to
21     V|        prayers, and they should feel that he should be a special
22     V|        And she said to him: Now feel I well that I am loved of
23    VI|         his hand to his foot to feel how it was, and he felt
24    VI| apostles said to them: Ye shall feel this pain three days, and
25    VI|   should put forth his hand and feel the lightness of his pain.
26    VI|       when they depart, ne they feel no fire of purgatory, and
27    VI|       revelation, for when they feel themselves alleged and relieved
28    VI|    nourished therein, and might feel the delights that be in
29    VI|        heaven, there where they feel the sweetness of God and
30    VI|         have hands, and may not feel, and they have feet, and
31    VI|     feebled by my biting that I feel them not, and me repenteth
32   VII|     shall never have joy. For I feel by great reason that there
33   VII|      creature devout shall mowe feel the sweet dawning of this
34   VII|         with mouth, wit that we feel it with heart, to the end