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 1     I|       that the sun shall not dare behold it. Or as for to
 2     I|    so dark that no man shall dare know him. The heaven is
 3     I|     thus as he said: Sire, I dare not approach to thee, for
 4     I|      offended God, the which dare not approach to God in their
 5     I|      out, they be afeard and dare not enter, for they doubt
 6     I|       for if he be absent we dare not approach, ne come to
 7    II|     And they said: Father we dare not, for it is meted and
 8    II|    said: They be afeared and dare not break them, and if the
 9    II|    him: Who is so hardy that dare say against thee or open
10   III|  vanquished of a good man we dare not return, and when we
11   III|  pity and mercy on me, for I dare not turn my face toward
12   III|   without dread, and he that dare not come, let him go in
13   III|      of thee and washed, how dare I lay on thee my hands?
14    IV|     none other thing feel, I dare none otherwise say ne presume.
15     V|      of fire that he neither dare draw breath ne speak after
16     V|    him that he shall no more dare demand such thing. And when
17     V| dissension, that is when men dare not offend their neighbours
18    VI|       and I desire death and dare not have it. What shall
19    VI|     to God. Daria is said of dare, to give, and of dia, which
20    VI|      said to them: Now if ye dare, assay ye and dispute with
21    VI|      well speak. And if they dare speak tofore us despise
22    VI|     us to make no more ne we dare not therefore make no more.
23   VII|    Christ, ne we may not, ne dare not. Wherefore, sir emperor,
24   VII|  their servant Judas, for we dare not come into the presence
25   VII|      that while none of them dare eat ne drink, ne have to