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 1     I|             the devil find thee not idle. And the holy Doctor S.
 2     I|        mighty to labour ought to be idle. For which cause, when I
 3     I|          the thought of him that is idle, thinketh on none other
 4     I|             and give account of our idle time, what reason may we
 5     I|             in myself no more to be idle, but will apply myself to
 6     I|          the love of God may not be idle. This saith S. Gregory:
 7     I|            The love of God is never idle, as long as it is in the
 8     I|            and earth. The earth was idle and void and covered with
 9     I|           He said to them: Ye be so idle that ye say ye will go and
10    II|          people went out and talked idle tales, and this holy patriarch
11   III|       example giving, she was never idle. And all they were of one
12   III|             illumined. He was never idle, how well that he was always
13   III| appertaineth to active life; a life idle that appertaineth to idleness;
14   III|          his life and his soul from idle words. This holy S. John,
15    IV|            serve parishes and to be idle, I have set my heart in
16    IV|           into Spain, and was never idle ne in rest, but was always
17    IV|            sister that said she was idle, unto Judas, who said that
18    IV|           find their tombs void and idle. And when he had said all
19    IV|         jangled there of fables and idle words. And they heard a
20     V|        desire, for he had liefer be idle in rest than to have honour
21     V|             that he had always said idle words, and therefore he
22   VII|          still in her palace, never idle, but ever continued in the