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1 I| of his resurrection they recovered it again, as saith S. Paul,
2 II| and that the church have recovered that which she hath lost.
3 II| cousin: When I would have recovered thy wife I have lost mine,
4 II| been dead by the same he recovered into the state of life. ~
5 II| miracles. The blind have recovered their sight, the dumb their
6 III| widow, which by S. Blase had recovered her swine, heard thereof,
7 III| worth ten pence, and so he recovered three hundred pence. Or
8 III| the tenth penny, and so he recovered thirty pence of that he
9 III| but by penance may it be recovered, and virginity may not come
10 V| christian man, and thus he recovered the grace of her and of
11 V| man, anon the blind man recovered his sight. And then Denis
12 VI| was well comforted, and recovered his strength, and was taken
13 VI| which he that was born blind recovered there his sight. It is also
14 VI| There was a blind man that recovered his sight, and lame men
15 VI| church from servitude, and recovered many droits and rights which
16 VII| things lost which may not be recovered, sorrow never therefor.
17 VII| Saracens, and after was recovered by christian men, and the
18 VII| prayer there made, by him recovered her sight. Another woman
19 VII| sore weeping, and anon recovered health. The solemnity of
20 VII| divers places were found and recovered by miracles. Two dumb childien
21 VII| of the saint, ate it and recovered health. The saint himself
22 VII| woman of the diocese of Sens recovered her sight, which she had
23 VII| the merits of the saint recovered her sight. Also that same
24 VII| beseeching S. Louis of help, recovered the use of going, which
25 VII| same saint by her parents, recovered the spirit of life and lived
26 VII| parents unto the saint, recovered the spirit of life and sithence
27 VII| S. Dominic miraculously recovered, iv. 181.~Breeches for Adam
28 VII| story of, iv. 24.~Nicholas recovered from lechery, by prayer
29 VII| Firmin's body, ii. 217.~Swine recovered by S. Blase, iii. 28.~Sybil
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