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1 II| remember what and how many perils she hath suffered for thee
2 II| contemplation, and eschew the evil perils of this present life, and
3 II| Wilt thou escape these perils of the sea, and go home
4 III| delivered her so soon from the perils and miseries of this world,
5 III| Lord to be kept from all perils of fire in this world, and
6 III| me by his power from all perils. And that same Lord hath
7 III| the pestilences and the perils of this deceivable world,
8 III| where she suffered many perils. When she arrived at Tours
9 III| and S. Genevieve, and the perils that the virgin had in the
10 IV| but Paul sustained many perils for to bring the universal
11 IV| the universal world from perils of the devil, and brought
12 IV| betimes hunger, chains, and perils that he suffered of his
13 IV| despised all labours and perils as though he had been without
14 IV| Word ot God, ne dreaded no perils, ne had no shame of despites,
15 IV| thou art great, and the perils of the sea be without number.
16 V| go fight and be capax of perils. I have first accomplished
17 V| take away from us these perils or send to us patience,
18 V| aid in our adversities and perils, and help, that by his merits
19 VI| importunate and showed so great perils, then at the last he said
20 VI| pope, considering the great perils that might ensue by his
21 VII| they succour not, and in perils they defend not. And the
22 VII| and thunder, and from all perils of fire, from perils of
23 VII| all perils of fire, from perils of thieves, and from sudden
24 VII| protectress against all perils of fire, of lightning, of
25 VII| thundering, and all other perils, and that at our end we
26 VII| the ocean in full great perils, and from year to year till
27 VII| may be preserved from all perils of fire and water, and that
28 VII| man putteth him in many perils, and when the death cometh
29 VII| they may not live without perils, but he is born in a good
30 VII| desolation and perplexity and perils of the holy land, as another
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