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 1     I|      willing to credit him with, considering his long residence in French
 2     I| reconciled. And S. Austin saith, considering them that despise this reconciliation,
 3     I|          great jeopardy. He went considering his life and thought to
 4     I|    whereof the angels of heaven, considering that, defended for to be
 5     I| methinketh, he might do no less, considering our unstableness, and how
 6     I|        be confused in sorrow, in considering where he was, where he shall
 7     I|          his tears of the heart, considering that he was in sin, and
 8     I|         the child standing afar, considering what should fall thereof.
 9    IV|   Wherefore some of the brethren considering his teaching, took the more
10    IV|         the monastery, the abbot considering her patience took her in
11    VI|          judgment full discreet, considering no man's person, but only
12    VI|          thereby. Then the pope, considering the great perils that might
13    VI|         him. Then pope Nicholas, considering the great devotion and true
14    VI|         with Daria, and the lion considering well this thing, dread,
15    VI|      wise be answered. Then she, considering his foul desire, and fearing
16   VII|    verily there may be no peril, considering the great wisdom of my lady
17   VII|          vanished away. Then he, considering the marvellous work of God
18   VII|       ministers, his good mother considering and having mind of that
19   VII|   Sampson, that as then was old, considering the holy life that Turien
20   VII|          of our Lord unworthily, considering that he hath misdone to