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 1     I|            of Jesu Christ is cause sufficient of the resurrection of souls
 2     I|            where our merits be not sufficient the suffrages of saints
 3    II|        enquired which of them were sufficient to put the question. And
 4    II|            And when none was found sufficient, the bishop said: None of
 5    II|      bishop said: None of us is so sufficient as ye, dame, for ye pass
 6   III|       bounty that God hath done is sufficient, without the law, to our
 7    IV|            saying: What is founder sufficient in commendation of him,
 8    IV|         that all the world was not sufficient to serve such a guest. After
 9    IV|           saith: Who is he that is sufficient to think how the glorious
10     V|          that he was reputed for a sufficient philosopher and a right
11     V|        over fair, but they were of sufficient, moderate, and competent
12    VI|          cleanness of his mind was sufficient witness of his chastity.~
13    VI|           Peter, and endow it with sufficient livelihood. And then the
14    VI|            shall find there tokens sufficient, and I shall be patron of
15    VI|         again into Normandy with a sufficient reward. And he chose his
16    VI|            this dignity, ne am not sufficient to occupy so great a charge,
17    VI| satisfaction to be meritorious and sufficient. The fourth thing is proportion,
18    VI|          confessed them it was not sufficient. And if they have not right
19    VI|            of sins, he giveth pain sufficient in such wise that there
20   VII|           in such wise that it had sufficient length and accorded unto