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 1     I|     of this present life, to eschew the adversities, to flee
 2     I|      come in giving grace to eschew the sins. Yet the same doctor
 3     I|    sons, all into the ark to eschew the waters of the flood.
 4     I|     buy meat to them, and to eschew the hunger. ~Jacob, father
 5    II| secret in contemplation, and eschew the evil perils of this
 6    II|  works. The tenth, that they eschew those things that be not
 7   III|     we shall depart hence to eschew the perpetual fire, and
 8   III|  privily out of Rome, for to eschew the office of the papalty,
 9   III|     this commanded he for to eschew the favour of the world.~
10   III|   which might please him and eschew that should displease him.
11   III|     learn to be still and to eschew all dissolutions.~Mary was
12   III|    with his own hands for to eschew idleness, and he gave alway
13   III|      given to you counsel to eschew the ire of our Lord? If
14   III|   diligence, he made them to eschew this sin, and where they
15   III|      the ire of our Lord and eschew the tyranny of their enemies,
16    IV|   should do sacrifice for to eschew these torments, and S. Laurence
17    IV|      evil fortune and for to eschew shame. And anon a knight,
18     V|    the Lord perdurable, they eschew all earthly things, and
19     V|  from mine infancy as for to eschew a swelling courage and enhanced
20     V|   the world, but for I would eschew the temptations of the world,
21    VI|       he had subtlety for to eschew the Iying in wait for his
22    VI|      there he teacheth us to eschew the company of shrews and
23    VI|     and worship, anon for to eschew vain glory, he departed
24   VII|   must needs be virtuous and eschew vices that was so well occupied
25   VII|      with the father, for to eschew the peril of death. For
26   VII|      virtues for to keep and eschew the vainglory of this world,
27   VII|   praised of the folk and to eschew all vanities. And by the
28   VII|   and apparelled to flee and eschew all vices. When S. Albine