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 1     I| chargeable to me to accomplish, I feared me in the beginning of the
 2     I|         whereof Job saith: I have feared and doubted God as men dread
 3     I| manslaughter, yet nevertheless he feared him by pain, saying: Why
 4     I|            Wherefore the king was feared that God would have taken
 5    II|           horrible thunder, which feared them all, and made the earth
 6    II|      appeared to the provost, and feared him, saying with a fearful
 7    II|     second, the angelic face that feared the false witnesses. In
 8    II|         which environed me, which feared all the country, and I wot
 9   III|           always he had hated and feared that sign. When then he
10   III|        All they were astonied and feared, and knowledged that they
11   III|       letters, they marvelled and feared God, and left their evil
12    IV|           his predication, for he feared the evil and excited the
13    IV|          lift up the bourdon, and feared the devils that they fled
14    IV|       anon Lucretius trembled and feared, and was forthwith ravished
15    IV|         that he held in his hand, feared the devils and made them
16    IV|           not tasted but hurt, he feared ne trembled not, but was
17     V|           see in her a sign which feared me, that all strength is
18     V|         merchants fled, and he so feared the camels with beating
19    VI|          body glorified. And they feared to discover his visage,
20   VII|          lasted long after, which feared S. Brandon and his monks,
21   VII|      great reverence, for when he feared the anger of his father
22   VII|         from their good works. He feared the good folk to the end