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 1     I|     bitter, right so we ought to withdraw and put us in affliction
 2     I|         saith S. Austin: I shall withdraw this form of humanity in
 3     I|  commanded them that stood by to withdraw them, and when all men were
 4     I|       hand. Our Lord bade him to withdraw it into his bosom again,
 5    II|       smiting: It sufficeth now, withdraw thy hand. David said to
 6    II|         him, and so worshipping, withdraw thy courage from the false
 7    II|        also for that Peter would withdraw him, he reproved him, and
 8    II|       the world hath entended to withdraw me from the purity of contemplation,
 9    II|       praising, ought to make us withdraw for to love riches. S. John
10   III|       his hand, but he might not withdraw his hand again to him, and
11   III|          him. Many there be that withdraw them from the service and
12    IV|          them whom he desired to withdraw and save from innumerable
13    IV|  christian men, but he might not withdraw him from his holy purpose.
14     V|       their bestial thoughts, ne withdraw them from harm. What did
15     V|       the pot, that he could not withdraw it there from in no manner,
16    VI|    Christ, and that he could not withdraw him therefrom and make him
17    VI|          him five maidens for to withdraw him with blandishing and
18    VI|        condition made, he should withdraw from her his courage. But
19    VI|     prayer, the weather began to withdraw by that other side of the
20    VI|     water had long ceased for to withdraw as it was wont to do. In
21   VII| christian faith, but enforced to withdraw from him his realm, and
22   VII|     nought, for thou mayst never withdraw me f'rom Jesu Christ. For