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 1    II| derision. And I have prayed for respite of my martyrdom for to take
 2    II|     will, and S. Thomas desired respite to know the laws, and then
 3    II|         bedemen, and give to us respite for a certain time. And
 4    II|        suffered in this time of respite to come to them in prison,
 5    II|         ye when ye gave to them respite, for in the meantime they
 6    II|       said: I see well that the respite of thy sons hath brought
 7    II|         fables; thou hast taken respite for thy sons, knowest thou
 8   III|    would spare him and give him respite to repent him, and S. Matthias
 9   III|     that he put this thought in respite, he conceived another purpose,
10   III|        and demanded eight days' respite, and they granted it to
11   III|       hath our Lord given to me respite for to warn you to do well.
12    VI|          and said: I have asked respite three days, that I might