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1 I| divers works and books, I ne nyste what work to begin
2 I| and to have laid it apart, ne had it been at the instance
3 I| not delivered from sin, ne holpen by grace, and therefore
4 I| part shall smite other, ne none. The eighth sign shall
5 I| howling, and shall not eat ne drink. The thirteenth sign,
6 I| nor overcome them by heart ne will, he shall overcome
7 I| they shall have no force ne power ne strength against
8 I| shall have no force ne power ne strength against him, nor
9 I| of one going in the way, ne it had none turning as a
10 I| no man should come to God ne to the king with a void
11 I| some that be not oppressed ne cast out. And some that
12 I| There is nothing more sharp ne more strong that a man may
13 I| will for the honour of God. Ne no man may better give to
14 I| For he hath not created ne hath nourished you. But
15 I| what price? Not with gold ne silver, ne of the sun, ne
16 I| Not with gold ne silver, ne of the sun, ne of the moon,
17 I| ne silver, ne of the sun, ne of the moon, ne with any
18 I| the sun, ne of the moon, ne with any of the angels,
19 I| asked: Is there neither gold ne silver that this figure
20 I| not known when it was made ne in what place. Sixthly he
21 I| us never such one dead, ne he sent to us never such
22 I| never none such into hell, ne the world cast never none
23 I| went not only by the ways ne by the fields, but also
24 I| which never is put out ne quenched. On the morning
25 I| pavement, it could not be laid ne set but anon it issued out,
26 I| not engendered of a man ne engendering. Secondly, he
27 I| the faith mistrusteth not, ne hope slacketh not, ne charity
28 I| not, ne hope slacketh not, ne charity aminisheth not.
29 I| for he is not coloured, ne by the ears, for he soundeth
30 I| ears, for he soundeth not, ne by the nostrils, for he
31 I| not meddled with the air, ne he entereth not by the conduit
32 I| he may not be swallowed, ne by the feeling or attouching,
33 I| for he is not maniable, ne may not be handled. Thou
34 I| his operation of space, ne of time, but he had sudden
35 I| had, they resounded not, ne grudged by impatience, but
36 I| for there is no people, ne never was so great a nation
37 I| only the flesh of calves ne of oxen like as was given
38 I| is not departed in pieces ne asundered in his members,
39 I| culpables from blood that they ne loose life ne member. And
40 I| that they ne loose life ne member. And therefore Joab
41 I| ought not to have no filth, ne in word, ne in deed, ne
42 I| have no filth, ne in word, ne in deed, ne in thought,
43 I| ne in word, ne in deed, ne in thought, ne in opinion,
44 I| in deed, ne in thought, ne in opinion, for they be
45 I| the moving of their flesh, ne to refrain them as we now
46 I| woman answered and said: Ne forte moriamur, lest haply
47 I| none should enter there ne come to the tree of life. ~
48 I| could find no place to rest ne set her foot on, she returned
49 I| use any lechery with her ne to do her villainy. Wherefore
50 I| be between me and thee, ne between my herdmen ne thy
51 I| thee, ne between my herdmen ne thy herdmen. Lo! behold
52 I| and she said she smiled ne laughed not, and our Lord
53 I| you that ye will not do ne commit this wicked sin on
54 I| that they might not see, ne find the door. Then said
55 I| that thou grieve not me, ne them that shall come after
56 I| that shall come after me, ne my kindred, but after the
57 I| answered: It is not the usage ne custom of our country to
58 I| that thou speak not angrily ne hard words to Jacob. That
59 I| may not do that ye desire, ne give our sister to a man
60 I| that, and would not attend ne listen to her words, ne
61 I| ne listen to her words, ne would not consent to so
62 I| Ye shall not see my face ne come into my presence but
63 I| wist not what he would say, ne that he said bring your
64 I| forth and live, and that we ne our children die not for
65 I| absent we dare not approach, ne come to the presence of
66 I| yet I heard never of him ne he appeared not. If now
67 I| that they could not speak ne answer to him. Then he debonairly
68 I| which men may not ear, sow, ne reap. God hath sent me tofore
69 I| trespass of thy brethren, ne the malice that they executed
70 I| answered: Be ye nothing afeard ne dread you not, ween ye that
71 I| They shall not believe me ne hear my voice, but shall
72 I| believe none of the two ne hear thy voice, then take
73 I| Egypt, and he shall not hear ne believe you. And I shall
74 I| that the enchanters could ne might not stand for pain
75 I| of Goshen was none heard, ne harm done. Yet would not
76 I| there was never none like, ne never shall be after, and
77 I| shall not an hound be hurt, ne woman, ne beast, whereby
78 I| hound be hurt, ne woman, ne beast, whereby ye shall
79 I| bring none of the languors ne sorrows upon thee that I
80 I| ye ascend not on the hill ne touch the ends of it. Whosoever
81 I| shalt not worship no strange ne diverse gods. That is to
82 I| not swear by the heaven ne by earth ne by other creature.
83 I| by the heaven ne by earth ne by other creature. But for
84 I| for any vain or ill thing, ne maliciously. But to swear
85 I| conscience can not be in rest ne in peace as long as he is
86 I| the other for vengeance, ne for his goods, or for any
87 I| forswear not him in judgment, ne make no leasings to annoy
88 I| make no leasings to annoy ne grieve another, nor he ought
89 I| nor he ought not to missay ne speak evil of others in
90 I| exhorting men to fight, ne noise to compel me to flee,
91 I| his voice, shall not see ne come into the country and
92 I| eyes, and shalt not enter ne come therein. And there
93 I| his eyes never dimmed, ne his teeth were never moved.
94 II| I have drunken no wine ne drink that may cause me
95 II| calling of our Lord yet, ne there was never revelation
96 II| made clean with sacrifices ne gifts never. Samuel slept
97 II| and leave none alive, man ne beast; why hast thou not
98 II| loved David after that day, ne never looked on him friendly
99 II| anointed. I shall never hurt ne grieve him, let God do his
100 II| never was grievous to them, ne they lost not so much as
101 II| when they were in desert, ne never perished beast of
102 II| was not one that saw them ne awaked, for they slept all.
103 II| never hereafter do thee harm ne evil, for thy soul is precious
104 II| our Lord answered him not, ne by swevens ne by priests,
105 II| answered him not, ne by swevens ne by priests, ne by prophets.
106 II| by swevens ne by priests, ne by prophets. Then said Saul
107 II| me, neither by prophets, ne by swevens. And Samuel said:
108 II| hast not obeyed his voice, ne hast not done his commandment
109 II| Let it not be given to me ne to thee, but let it be divided.
110 II| your sons, not following ne keeping my commandments
111 II| tofore so many aromatics ne so sweet odours smelling
112 II| never none like to him, ne never shall none come after
113 II| not have to do with them, ne they with their daughters,
114 II| power, but on his person ne body set not thy hand. Satan
115 II| sinned not with his lips, ne spake nothing follily against
116 II| not lawful for us to eat ne touch anything that is stolen.
117 II| no vengeance of my sins, ne remember not my trespasses,
118 II| remember not my trespasses, ne the sins of my fathers.
119 II| according to thy precepts, ne have not walked well tofore
120 II| We shall never see son ne daughter of thee on the
121 II| three nights she ate not, ne drank not, but was continually
122 II| meddled me with players, ne never had part of them that
123 II| thou never consent to sin, ne to disobey ne break the
124 II| consent to sin, ne to disobey ne break the commandments of
125 II| have domination in thy wit, ne in thy word, that sin was
126 II| the hire of thy servant ne meed of thy mercenary remain
127 II| righteous man, but eat it not ne drink it with sinners. Ask
128 II| never; he knoweth not me, ne I know not him; what token
129 II| Sara, he hath neither son ne daughter more than her.
130 II| shall not eat here this day ne drink but if thou first
131 II| bade him spare no realm ne town but subdue all to him.
132 II| that no god should be named ne worshipped but he himself,
133 II| if God send us no rescue ne help us not in that time
134 II| shall not threaten as a man, ne inflame in wrath as a son
135 II| her: Be thou not afeard ne dread thee not. I never
136 II| thee not. I never grieved ne noyed man that would serve
137 II| had not raised my people ne strength against them. Now
138 II| thou to me? I may not help ne profit thee, but go unto
139 II| whereas they should not grieve ne do harm to any man; and
140 II| they were none enchanters ne knew no witchcraft, and
141 II| which no master in physic ne surgery could heal. And
142 II| me for to take an husband ne spouse, but all that good
143 II| the corruption of my heart ne body, I never agreed ne
144 II| ne body, I never agreed ne suffered it. Paschasius
145 II| words of God may not end ne finish. Paschasius said:
146 II| maid might not be drawn ne moved by a thousand men.
147 II| was hurt with the sword, ne died not till the priest
148 II| saw that Thomas ate not ne drank not, but alway looked
149 II| nought in nothing fleshly ne earthly? And when the apostle
150 II| have no services soiled ne foul, but thou hast cleanly
151 II| art nothing more noble, ne more mighty than be thy
152 II| no man might harbor Jew, ne paynim, ne tyrant, that
153 II| might harbor Jew, ne paynim, ne tyrant, that should live.
154 II| having his almoner by him, ne his chamberlain, of whom
155 II| neither God, by inobedience, ne their neighbours by untruth,
156 II| their neighbours by untruth, ne by conceiving of any sin,
157 II| they should no longer keep ne sustain Thomas the Archbishop,
158 II| could neither have it down ne up, and at midnight died
159 II| which we be not yet certain. Ne we may recover nothing for
160 II| him, the emperor wist not ne could not name them. S.
161 II| might not defend himself ne his members, he bit off
162 II| the world was none so good ne so great an hermit as he
163 II| fasting, and not strong ne mighty. ~When he was come
164 II| the truth of the matter, ne could not bear ne answer
165 II| matter, ne could not bear ne answer to his eloquence,
166 II| should arise against him, ne give him no place. Then
167 II| found no place to sit on, ne none would remove to make
168 II| not have smelled so well ne so sweet, and this sweet
169 II| never none were like found ne seen tofore of any saint,
170 II| all still, and walk not ne royle not about in the country,
171 II| good that thou hast done, ne that thou hast kept thy
172 II| others he might not retain ne let for they flew forth
173 II| other he might not hold ne retain, wherefore he made
174 II| did he not for jollity, ne for cause that he dreaded
175 II| There was never such a folly ne rage seen in the world.
176 II| name so worthy, so holy ne so sweet a name. Then the
177 II| feast to bury his body, ne of his martyrdom. But S.
178 II| that no man might see her ne come to her. Then made she
179 II| is not worthy to impetre ne get that of our Lord, nevertheless
180 II| which might not help them ne none other. ~Then the bishops
181 II| that thou in no wise minish ne lessen thy torments, so
182 II| them, and not for favour ne over great love that thou
183 II| hast to that one party, ne for hate that thou hast
184 II| husband went not to church, ne he blessed him not, ne recommended
185 II| ne he blessed him not, ne recommended him not to God,
186 II| taken is not christened, ne he goeth not to the church.
187 II| what hour thou shalt die, ne when the thief cometh. ~
188 II| durst not be shriven thereof ne show it to no man. S. John
189 II| he called not himself God ne the son of God, but he said
190 II| learned it never of man ne by man, as he himself witnesseth,
191 III| God’s sake. Her parents, ne her friends, ne her own
192 III| parents, ne her friends, ne her own children could not
193 III| children could not turn her, ne make her to change her purpose,
194 III| one habit, and they had ne sheets ne linen cloth but
195 III| and they had ne sheets ne linen cloth but to dry their
196 III| not at the first warning, ne at the second, ne at the
197 III| warning, ne at the second, ne at the third, she should
198 III| meat, without eating fish, ne milk, eggs, or white meat,
199 III| passed as said is, her lips ne her face were not pale,
200 III| the beasts, and he moved ne spake not one word. They
201 III| fear that after that they ne none other that heard of
202 III| he could not be chauffed ne warm, he bare him in to
203 III| but he found neither body ne arms. Then he demanded of
204 III| and let no persecution ne adversity that thou shalt
205 III| move thee from thy faith ne from thy creance, but have
206 III| had never dread for death ne for other torments, of which
207 III| The city needeth no sun ne moon to shine in it, for
208 III| not for that she had need ne ought make her purification,
209 III| any tatche of deadly sin ne venial, like as she that
210 III| semblant of her great humility, ne of the high majesty of her
211 III| may not suffer iniquity ne falseness, for if they had
212 III| done none other thing night ne day, one after another,
213 III| thy gods, whose life thou ne thy wife will follow. If
214 III| should enter for to heal her, ne none should give to her
215 III| should give to her meat ne drink. And when she was
216 III| suffer any harm for me, ne that I shall lose my crown;
217 III| tofore seen in the city, ne never after also. This young
218 III| assent to the marriage, ne assemble with him, but if
219 III| persevere in his orisons ne in no good works; yet if
220 III| mortal man as ye be, ween ne suppose not ye that by me
221 III| them ought to be nothing ne mean that should displease
222 III| in the sea long tofore, ne the son knew not the father.
223 III| not proud in prosperity, ne frail in adversity. He did
224 III| that any should praise him, ne in letters ne in words.
225 III| praise him, ne in letters ne in words. And alway he was
226 III| that it departeth from me, ne so great that it bringeth
227 III| Jesu Christ is not named ne his sign is not showed,
228 III| less, and not to increase ne minish that number. After
229 III| said: O Patrick, this see ne bishopric God hath not provided
230 III| made no semblant to render ne deliver again this sheep,
231 III| never have other penance ne feel none other pain, and
232 III| which should never return ne come again. And they that
233 III| he accorded not thereto, ne agreed to them, for he said
234 III| when he saw they lived not ne were not ruled according
235 III| drink, which might not abide ne suffer the sign of the cross,
236 III| not deceive thee the first ne the second time, but the
237 III| demanded of villain any good, ne of the man that S. Benet
238 III| that they ought not doubt ne of abundance ne of poverty.~
239 III| not doubt ne of abundance ne of poverty.~It happed on
240 III| use no such vain plays, ne set not thy heart on them.
241 III| and could not espy them, ne know the steps of their
242 III| ought not lightly to speak, ne without advice ne manner
243 III| speak, ne without advice ne manner to answer. And when
244 III| feel in thee any burning ne covetise carnal, and shall
245 III| where thou mayst grieve ne annoy no man. Then let us
246 III| desert I was never houseled ne received the holy sacrament,
247 III| and durst not approach ne touch the body, but said
248 III| not to lay hand upon me ne none other bishop, thou
249 III| would not leave, for dread ne for grief that might be
250 III| to reprove the emperor ne the other great men when
251 III| that they ought not to do, ne he would flatter no man.
252 III| besoins come to my will, ne I have never thing that
253 III| never thing that may anger ne trouble me. Then said S.
254 III| not as much as the step ne of himself ne of all that
255 III| as the step ne of himself ne of all that ever he had.
256 III| to live if it please God, ne I have no fear re dread
257 III| Ambrose doubteth not the force ne the power of the emperor,
258 III| was none that might resist ne withstand them, for King
259 III| S. George said to them: Ne doubt ye no thing, without
260 III| Evil and cruel tyrant! ne seest thou not the great
261 III| Jerusalem and durst not mount ne go up on the walls for the
262 III| that my journey is sped, ne the devil may not let me
263 III| all the people marvelled, ne knew not from whence it
264 III| he went not to visit him, ne he did him not do be baptized.
265 III| bury him much honorably, ne never after would S. Vital
266 III| that he might neither speak ne draw his breath, but S.
267 III| and he that murmured not ne grudged not, suffered patiently
268 III| and there was no master ne physician that might make
269 III| never drank wine, mead, ne cider, ne never ate flesh,
270 III| drank wine, mead, ne cider, ne never ate flesh, ne never
271 III| cider, ne never ate flesh, ne never rasor touched his
272 III| rasor touched his head, ne he never bathed. He knelt
273 III| Jerusalem; but this token, ne the tokens hereafter following,
274 III| judge, and he never wept ne cried mercy, but ever persevered,
275 III| and the manner. The cause ne the sickness were not known,
276 III| wise he might look on him ne hear him named. Then he
277 III| he had not given a gift, ne had done no good, at even
278 III| crucified, they would never tell ne enseign her. Then commanded
279 III| one time he would not reny ne forsake the crucifix tofore
280 III| But he never felt harm ne pain, and without suffering
281 III| hasting. Or Nereus is said of ne and reus, which is to say
282 III| they would in no wise do, ne make sacrifice to the idols,
283 III| and have not spared kin ne other. And if thou hadst
284 III| curates that were not good, ne propice for the weal of
285 III| in England should visit ne have to do there, ne the
286 III| visit ne have to do there, ne the king to let them of
287 III| we will not be grievous ne hard to you, but we will
288 III| was neither man, woman, ne child drowned, but they
289 III| give faith to his preaching ne his doctrine, but scorned
290 III| never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine, ne used no pottage,
291 III| of wheat, ne drank wine, ne used no pottage, and would
292 III| but in the even. In winter ne summer he had but one clothing,
293 III| saw no men of the city, ne did no hurt to nobody. And
294 III| put thereon their desire ne their heart, and taught
295 III| hath said to me: Let not ne give none empeshment to
296 III| but neither for beating ne smiting he would never worship
297 III| not do sacrifice for him ne for his words, he did do
298 III| no wise she should show ne do be known that she was
299 III| wise that he neither slept ne woke wholly, there appeared
300 III| forth in no wise for beating ne drawing; and then she lighted
301 III| make an oath never to rebel ne bear arms against the emperor,
302 III| him into his house, and ne walked about in the streets
303 III| my mind that it move not ne that it fall from the estate
304 III| heat, so that neither trees ne fields brought forth no
305 III| gods, which have no power ne may do no thing, ne hear,
306 III| power ne may do no thing, ne hear, ne see, ne understand,
307 III| may do no thing, ne hear, ne see, ne understand, to whom
308 III| thing, ne hear, ne see, ne understand, to whom none
309 III| gave no token of sorrow ne of disease. And then in
310 III| of the law without murmur ne complaint, praising and
311 III| He shall not drink wine ne cider, ne thing whereof
312 III| not drink wine ne cider, ne thing whereof he might be
313 III| nothing when our Lady came, ne yet our Lady had nothing
314 III| since he was neither Christ, ne Elias, ne prophet. Say to
315 III| neither Christ, ne Elias, ne prophet. Say to us, said
316 III| her: Have no doubt dame ne dread, for this child shall
317 III| nought by his commandment ne defence, in despiting his
318 III| in this place, be served ne worshipped. When he had
319 III| which he had tofore taken, ne the observance also. And
320 III| world is not his pareil ne like, for he raiseth dead
321 III| holy brother, be not heavy ne sorrowful, for God shall
322 III| place desert where bird, ne fowl, ne person dwelleth.
323 III| desert where bird, ne fowl, ne person dwelleth. With this
324 III| whereas they might never noy ne grieve persons living. S.
325 III| other arrayment of gold ne silver, ne of precious stones,
326 III| arrayment of gold ne silver, ne of precious stones, for
327 III| praising is none the better, ne of others blaming is none
328 III| not remove their goods, ne send them out of the town
329 III| penances, she drank never wine ne other liquor, that might
330 III| but we can get no chalk ne lime. Then said the holy
331 III| man which had never seen ne heard speak of her did do
332 III| shall never be separate ne departed, as S. Ambrose
333 III| their loaves, but they spake ne said nothin, and they much
334 III| should not find their count ne tale. But notwithstanding
335 III| years he might not hear ne go, he did him be brought
336 III| he should no longer abide ne dwell there, and then he
337 III| continually, the oil lessed not ne minished, and the sick people
338 IV| heart human may not think, ne tongue speak ne pronounce.
339 IV| not think, ne tongue speak ne pronounce. Anon then the
340 IV| we be departed from thee, ne we will no more obey to
341 IV| Jesu Christ, that ye bear ne sustain him no more, but
342 IV| day he would never wear it ne see it after. Then the Romans
343 IV| that no man should touch ne hurt no christian man till
344 IV| interpreter of the parables ne paradigmes, ne their dictes.
345 IV| parables ne paradigmes, ne their dictes. David the
346 IV| were not departed in life ne in death, and so I am not
347 IV| mortified. He offered not sheep ne meat, but he sacrificed
348 IV| through the universal world, ne limed with pitch ne glue,
349 IV| world, ne limed with pitch ne glue, but the boards thereof
350 IV| and love of Jesu Christ. Ne he desired things-present,
351 IV| desired things-present, ne things to come, etc. But
352 IV| pits stopped with stones, ne his own body beaten only,
353 IV| with the heat of the day, ne suffered only the frost
354 IV| Herodias; but Paul, not one, ne two, ne three, but he corrected
355 IV| but Paul, not one, ne two, ne three, but he corrected
356 IV| the least part of them. Ne he had in this world none
357 IV| world none other thing, ne none other nature, ne none
358 IV| thing, ne none other nature, ne none other soul dissemblable
359 IV| soul dissemblable to us, ne dwelling in none other world,
360 IV| by virtue of his courage. Ne this thing is not to be
361 IV| to be fellow with angels ne archangels, ne with none
362 IV| with angels ne archangels, ne with none order of angels,
363 IV| There could no man weep ne bewail his own defaults
364 IV| Spain, and was never idle ne in rest, but was always
365 IV| preach the Word ot God, ne dreaded no perils, ne had
366 IV| God, ne dreaded no perils, ne had no shame of despites,
367 IV| Neither for thy flattering ne thy blandishing words thou
368 IV| not draw me to thy desire, ne with thy threatenings thou
369 IV| For he loved no pride, ne to ride on gay horses, ne
370 IV| ne to ride on gay horses, ne to be praised ne flattered
371 IV| horses, ne to be praised ne flattered of the people,
372 IV| loved no pomp by his life, ne none would have after his
373 IV| suffer his pilgrim to perish, ne to be there drowned. And
374 IV| no water into his mouth, ne into his ears that did to
375 IV| that did to him grievance ne hurt that he felt, save
376 IV| for we may never obtain ne recover our bliss that we
377 IV| Thou shalt not escape so ne depart without punishment,
378 IV| the fiend might not empesh ne let them in their journey.
379 IV| never failed of one article, ne went out of the way from
380 IV| comfort of running water, ne solace of trees, ne of herbs.
381 IV| water, ne solace of trees, ne of herbs. And that was because
382 IV| answered: We may not touch him, ne as much as a flea that is
383 IV| pilgrimage may neither please God ne me. It appertaineth not
384 IV| neither hurt in his body ne in his shirt. Then he was
385 IV| sign that he grieve not ne annoy me. Then Christopher
386 IV| not lead me to him, bound ne unbound. And they said to
387 IV| could not help himself, ne may not profit to thee.
388 IV| man there of his kindred ne lineage, which he had verily
389 IV| led them not with wailing ne sorrowing to hell, but departing
390 IV| Martha had ever any husband ne fellowship of man, but she
391 IV| beaten with cast of stones ne with other armour, and was
392 IV| which did to them none harm ne touched them not, but rather
393 IV| never ate bread of wheat, ne drank wine, ne he used no
394 IV| of wheat, ne drank wine, ne he used no pottage, and
395 IV| never till night. In winter ne in summer he had but one
396 IV| never after returned thither ne came more there. ~That same
397 IV| and saw no man of the city ne did no harm to any body.
398 IV| him, and touched not him ne the house that he was in. ~
399 IV| could not be turned by gifts ne by menaces of this emperor,
400 IV| not stretch out his feet, ne turn him from one side to
401 IV| that he might not move it, ne turn hither ne thither his
402 IV| move it, ne turn hither ne thither his members in no
403 IV| not entered without syot, ne hath done no righteousness?
404 IV| tasted but hurt, he feared ne trembled not, but was chauffed.
405 IV| for to learn, he tasted ne drank never wine in ten
406 IV| not worthy to be martyred, ne I have not yet deserved
407 IV| they accorded not to them, ne to their doctrine, but because
408 IV| he would not distrouble ne awake them, he put him to
409 IV| them wist whence they came, ne whither they went; and then
410 IV| that he bare neither gold, ne silver, ne money, and he
411 IV| neither gold, ne silver, ne money, and he drew him forcibly
412 IV| never yet said to no man, ne thou shalt never tell it
413 IV| profit, and that one tarry ne abide not till the other
414 IV| surmounted all aromatics, ne there was none odour like
415 IV| not worthy to pray to thee ne to be heard of thee, but
416 IV| Jesu Christ, do me no harm, ne be grievous to me, ne that
417 IV| harm, ne be grievous to me, ne that I go out of my house.
418 IV| would not consent to Decius, ne offer to the idols, he commanded
419 IV| which adored not the gods, ne doubted not the torments,
420 IV| doubted not the torments, ne dreaded not the prince's
421 IV| neverthemore he was Augustus ne emperor, as it is read in
422 IV| this: As I am not corrupted ne defouled of Harry ne of
423 IV| corrupted ne defouled of Harry ne of all other, so Jesu Christ
424 IV| not fail him at torment ne fail him at the end. We
425 IV| he felt not the torments ne eschewed them, but succeeded
426 IV| body, see not the horrible ne wicked spirit ne fiend,
427 IV| horrible ne wicked spirit ne fiend, and that no might
428 IV| to be showed to fleshly ne unbelieving people, ne it
429 IV| fleshly ne unbelieving people, ne it is not to be hid to devout
430 IV| dare none otherwise say ne presume. And hereof saith
431 IV| that no man may recount ne tell, and made joy and song,
432 IV| not hold him from weeping, ne durst not speak for dread
433 IV| him: Doubt thee nothing, ne be not afeard, for I shall
434 IV| the very light; breaking ne destruction shall not environ
435 IV| yet shalt thou not sleep, ne the eye shall not slumber
436 IV| thee. Thy departing hence ne thy dormition shall not
437 IV| remember thee of me, for I ne am but a thing faint, and
438 IV| nevertheless it is not dead, ne shall not be corrupt by
439 IV| place in thee. For thy death ne thy transmigration or thy
440 IV| departing, maketh thee not ne giveth thee surety to be
441 IV| to have part of diseases, ne of corruption. But she is
442 IV| she ought not to be put, ne is not set to the common
443 IV| she that never had tatche ne spot of corruption in bringing
444 V| yet had they no child ne heir, wherefore they oft
445 V| but he wist not to whom ne whither, whereof he marvelled,
446 V| sought but was not found, ne published of him that knew
447 V| this part is not evenly ne righteously divided. And
448 V| the spirit of blasphemy, ne have said evil to any man,
449 V| they should not touch him, ne do him none harm. He had
450 V| his net for to take souls, ne would not go out for to
451 V| refused it not follily, ne granted thereto, but said
452 V| Lausanne and saw not the lake ne took heed of it, and at
453 V| I neither began by thee, ne shall I end by thee; and
454 V| and said: Neither Syrus ne Bernard shall put me out.
455 V| And S. Bernard said: Syrus ne Bernard shall not put thee
456 V| to his work accustomed, ne presumed to approach her
457 V| after he should so do to her ne to none other. And thus
458 V| Nay, I thought it never, ne it came never in my heart,
459 V| there is none to thee like, ne holden so wise in science
460 V| said: Here is no science, ne here is no knowledge of
461 V| neither dare draw breath ne speak after that Bartholomew,
462 V| clothes never waxed old ne foul. He prayeth and worshippeth
463 V| never suffer him to be weary ne to be an hungered, he is
464 V| desire no things terrien ne carnal. Then S. Bartholomew
465 V| consented nothing to him ne to his temptations.~And
466 V| have not con get pardon ne forgiveness for them. And
467 V| their bestial thoughts, ne withdraw them from harm.
468 V| neither was very Manichean, ne very catholic. And then
469 V| deepness, and departest not ne goest out of the way, and
470 V| is in suffering no pain ne sorrow. And his pain was
471 V| arrows and coals wasting, ne I was not in the days fulfilled
472 V| said after of himself: I ne feel our Lord so angry with
473 V| array, were not over foul ne over fair, but they were
474 V| answered to him: I noot ne can no skill of such meats;
475 V| may do such thing that I ne never did? If I might do
476 V| die without confession, ne without to receive his Saviour.
477 V| might not write his books ne yet read them. Volusian,
478 V| neither in English, French, ne in Latin. It was so that
479 V| especially simple lettered men, ne unlearned, presume to intermit
480 V| unlearned, presume to intermit ne to muse on high things of
481 V| had not given it to her ne consented it. And when the
482 V| exile, but she was not, ne she died not there, but
483 V| not bring it down again, ne bow it in no manner. And
484 V| he would never obey him ne adore his gods.~
485 V| hardily, for I doubt not, ne fear not thee, ne the torments
486 V| doubt not, ne fear not thee, ne the torments that thou dost
487 V| idols which may not save me ne my children. And anon our
488 V| hard and weary journeys, ne my body to be removed out
489 V| evil sayers, and said that, ne strange ne evil words annoy
490 V| and said that, ne strange ne evil words annoy ne hurt
491 V| strange ne evil words annoy ne hurt no man when his own
492 V| they should neither grieve ne hurt man. And then Mammertin
493 V| was so thick that no man ne beast might enter therein
494 V| lay medicine to his wound, ne receive their gifts, but
495 V| be shriven thereof to him ne to none other. And on the
496 V| should not offer to our Lord, ne he that was barren should
497 V| that he should not doubt ne be afraid of his vision,
498 V| sometime was not hallowed ne kept. But Innocent the fourth,
499 V| three days that he died not ne had no hurt, and they that
500 V| they might not slay him ne grieve him, and then knew
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