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1 I| the judgment shall be the right vehement fire, the which
2 I| shall say to the judge: Right true judge deme and judge
3 I| vesture and is come to mine. Right just deemer, judge him to
4 I| which had the form of a right fair child, and under his
5 I| at plain mid-day it had right great light and clearness.
6 I| him the stars. I see him right clear, right noble, and
7 I| I see him right clear, right noble, and right rich. O
8 I| clear, right noble, and right rich. O ye kings, what do
9 I| by the incense the soul right devout, for the incense
10 I| wild lettuce and bitter, right so we ought to withdraw
11 I| he was there put to death right foul. The cross was the
12 I| Nicodemus. And he was on the right side of our Lord, and that
13 I| in my vineyard, and in a right good place I have planted
14 I| and reproofs, for he had right excellent noblesse. As to
15 I| Whereof S. Bernard saith: Right sweet and good Jesus thy
16 I| place is charity, and on the right side is obedience, and on
17 I| is to wit, because it was right acceptable to appease God,
18 I| acceptable to appease God, right helping to save us, right
19 I| right helping to save us, right effectual to draw to him
20 I| to him the human lineage, right wise to fight against the
21 I| Secondly, Jesu Christ was right convenable and necessary
22 I| he was there buried. For right in the place where Jesu
23 I| another tree. Thirdly, he was right convenable because of the
24 I| therefore this manner was right convenable by the humiliation,
25 I| ipsum. Thirdly, Jesus was right profitable to draw to him
26 I| to us. Fourthly, he was right wise and well advised for
27 I| And after consider, if of right for so many benefits ye
28 I| knowing of Herod, and offered right great sums of money to the
29 I| Certainly he is dead of a right villainous death and foul,
30 I| for certain probation. For right so as in the mouth of twain
31 I| the witness established, right so in three days is proved
32 I| divided in two parts, and a right great furnace appeared there.
33 I| well for certain that it is right that first he should enhance
34 I| instituted, and that was for a right great and grievous malady.
35 I| had entered into the hogs, right so by the sufferance of
36 I| their trumpets and banners, right so the king of heaven perdurable
37 I| banners, and the procession, right so when Jesu Christ styed
38 I| complete and dispensed by right holy ordinance and to the
39 I| heaven, and sitteth on the right hand of the Father. As to
40 I| puissance, but by justice and by right thou hast delivered man,
41 I| the heaven is his seat, right so is the soul of a righteous
42 I| is God. Secondly, they be right fair because of their nature
43 I| he is a mirror pure and right clear without receiving
44 I| of God. Thirdly, they be right strong because of their
45 I| three conditions. It is right high, right fair, and right
46 I| conditions. It is right high, right fair, and right strong.
47 I| right high, right fair, and right strong. Of the two first
48 I| was set in heaven on the right side of God. Whereof saith
49 I| Father, that he sit on the right side of his glory in glory,
50 I| Jesus in his ascension was right high of four manners of
51 I| nature is lift up unto the right side of the Father, whereof
52 I| hath brought me into the right land of my country, that
53 I| singular. This is a thing then right convenient and convenable
54 I| Marah, which was a river right bitter, in such wise that
55 I| door signifieth the treble right that Jesu Christ hath in
56 I| glorifying. And of this threefold right saith Anselm: Certainly,
57 I| it that was first on the right side was made the left side,
58 I| church? Cease ye, for the right thereof appertaineth to
59 I| dishonoured by these three, right so was it dedicated by other
60 I| inobedient to their superior, right so their members began to
61 I| wilt; if thou go on the right side, I shall go on the
62 I| the left, I will go on the right side. Then Lot beheld the
63 I| her shoulder, which was a right fair maid, and much beauteous
64 I| Esau: Who then was he that right now a little tofore thy
65 I| all that longed to him of right, he came to the mount of
66 I| is to say the son of the right hand. There Rachel died
67 I| land which were fair and right fat, and were fed in a fat
68 I| and set Ephraim on his right side, and on the left side
69 I| Israel, and Manasseh on the right side of his father Israel,
70 I| father Israel, which took his right hand and laid it on the
71 I| that his father set his right hand upon the head of Ephraim
72 I| first begotten son, set thy right hand on his head. Which
73 I| Egypt, and went not the right way by the Philistines,
74 I| stood up as a wall on the right side and on the left side.
75 I| generally lechery, which is a right foul sin and villainous.
76 II| tell to them tofore, the right of the king, and how he
77 II| said: This shall be the right of a king that shall reign
78 II| rich man had sheep and oxen right many, but the poor man had
79 II| David knew hereof, and was right sorry for it, but he would
80 II| candlesticks of gold on the right side and five on the left
81 II| thee. And he taking the right hand of his daughter delivered
82 II| women, that not for them of right we ought against them? And
83 II| when the flame surmounted right high, the child took a brush
84 II| apostle said to her: By good right thou sufferest this pain;
85 II| might I have resisted it right debonairly in fighting against
86 II| there came from heaven a right great shining light, which
87 II| meal, and oil which hath a right sweet savour and odour.
88 II| transformed him into the form of a right fair woman, and came to
89 II| for my father which is a right mighty king would give me
90 II| hear the praising of your right holy life, I am fled unto
91 II| that this was a very and right good answer of the question.
92 II| bained, he addressed him right up in the bason, and he
93 II| Virgin Mary mother of God. ~Right dear brethren, how the conception
94 II| down, she passeth in going right without crooking by right
95 II| right without crooking by right long line; and it is without
96 II| squaring out of the way; right long line by continual work
97 II| thing as thou mayest thyself right soon give to her? For I
98 II| do make about S. Lucy a right great fire, and made to
99 II| a black dog brought the right arm into the hall in the
100 II| children the blessing of thy right hand, and set in their minds
101 II| said: My king hath appeared right now to you, and hath brought
102 II| been a fool, but she is right wise, for she hath brought
103 II| life, nobly speaking for right noble predication, and well
104 II| together, and said: It is not right that we leave the word of
105 II| glory, which is expounded right sweetly. The God of glory
106 II| his son in law that was a right good man, came into the
107 II| Emperor of Rome, which made right great persecutions unto
108 II| ignorantly into the leash of the right evil fiends, wherefore I
109 II| Anon then these two men by right great repentance prayed
110 II| behoveth to descend low, right so when mankind withdraweth
111 II| After this came upon Herod a right vengeance, for like as he
112 II| in a grievous malady by right vengeance of God, for a
113 II| to his own people he was right unhappy. Then I return again;
114 II| thing that longeth to his right or honour. And then the
115 II| that should abide by the right of the church to be against
116 II| should consent to lose the right of holy church. Then said
117 II| should suffer death for the right of holy church, and when
118 II| death and martyrdom for the right of the church, and prayed
119 II| them that were against the right of holy church. And that
120 II| All that I ought to do by right, that will I with a good
121 II| in his own church for the right of all holy church. And
122 II| suffered martyrdom for the right of holy church, and commanded
123 II| and now sitteth on the right side of the Father, this
124 II| young he made him to be in a right soft bed between two sheets,
125 II| found that the body was right up on his knees and the
126 II| brought him again in the right way. Another time S. Macarius
127 II| said: They do it by good right, for thou dost to them the
128 II| wises or manners. First by right and reason of adoption of
129 II| not to rehearse, wherefore right dear friends we pray you
130 II| came to them and said: O right noble knights of Jesu Christ,
131 II| ordure to take up the ring, right so the majesty of God hid
132 II| tofore them, and on the right side was a lamb more white
133 II| in that church, and had right great temptation of his
134 II| passion, which Prudentius set right clearly in verses. ~Vincent
135 II| To whom Valerian said: Right dear son, it is long since
136 II| come and tell me. And these right cruel ministers obeyed him
137 II| obeyed him as to their lord right cruel, but the king for
138 II| let him be borne into a right soft bed, with soft clothes,
139 II| should pray to God for his right, and that the church should
140 II| receiveth you because he is right debonair; but if thou wilt
141 II| said to him: Believe me right well that thou shalt have
142 II| his journey and voyage was right evil, and yet nevertheless
143 III| she should be punished by right great moderation. She was
144 III| comforted them and served them right busily, and to them largely
145 III| nothing to herself. In her right great sicknesses she would
146 III| she affeebled her body right sore in fasting and in labouring,
147 III| her that her children were right sick, she said: Who loveth
148 III| sepulchre in Bethlehem with right great honour by the bishops,
149 III| Adieu and farewell, my right dear love, I shall never
150 III| therefor. And she answered: Right dear love, God forbid that
151 III| letter.~S. Ignatius was a man right well learned, and the third
152 III| the wick, and the fire, right so be three things in Jesu
153 III| without burning is dead, right so faith is dead without
154 III| tofore whom she saw come a right noble virgin crowned right
155 III| right noble virgin crowned right preciously. And when they
156 III| answered to him: Be thou joyous right good prince, but call not
157 III| prosperity. After this that the right cruel prince had brought
158 III| them. Then the prince was right glad and joyous, and anon
159 III| leave us not after thee, but right sweet mother, like as thou
160 III| darknesses, and in to this right sweet light hast brought
161 III| not? S. Blase answered: Right cruel man I have no dread
162 III| for the perfection was right solemn, like as it appeareth
163 III| S. Agatha the virgin was right fair, noble body and of
164 III| of the church put him out right rudely; and S. Peter appeared
165 III| valiant knight, for he was a right noble knight of God, and
166 III| answer the truth, to my right great harm and evil am I
167 III| affiest in Jesu Christ? Right so trust I in my father,
168 III| crown shaven in sign of right great honour and authority.
169 III| naturally for to adorn the head, right so deform they the head
170 III| not worthy, and for the right great mortality, ere that
171 III| people a sermon and said: Right dear brethren, well ought
172 III| is little, and some time right great, but it is not so
173 III| she wept with her eyes, right so forthwith the rain and
174 III| whom all the convert were right glad, and thanked our Lord
175 III| inobedience to our perdition, right so by the greeting of the
176 III| of thee for to cover the right excellent clarte of his
177 III| upon the burials grew a right fair fleur-de-lis, and in
178 III| The which she received in right great devotion, and said
179 III| this manner: Zosimus, bury right here the body of the poor
180 III| render to the earth his right, and pray to God for me,
181 III| villainy enough, for it is well right. When he was come to him
182 III| despite, then fair, and right sweet son, I pray thee that
183 III| conquer Jerusalem, that one, a right fair young man, appeared
184 III| was bitter by reason of right sharp and bitter pain, for
185 III| a pillar of marble, and right few people knew thereof
186 III| and the christian men had right great sorrow, and reprehended
187 III| Jesu Christ, for he was right sore founded in humilty.
188 III| assembled, and was then right hot, this Arian said to
189 III| hands I commend my spirit; right so S. Peter did the same.
190 III| two persons, one on the right side and that other on the
191 III| under the idol issued out a right great dragon, which forthwith
192 III| buried, that one on the right side, and that other on
193 III| of evil nourishing, or of right false conversation, or of
194 III| called James the Just for his right great holiness, for S. Jerome
195 III| him, with an high voice: Right just and true man, we know
196 III| heaven, and sitteth on the right side of God the Father,
197 III| signs. For there was a star, right clear and shining, which
198 III| Titus most hated sat on his right side, whom as soon as Titus
199 III| young men that had been right strong fell down dead in
200 III| saw he the cross made of right clear light, and was written
201 III| a just man, and knoweth right well the law, and can tell
202 III| he did do smite off his right hand, and said: With this
203 III| Christ, thou shalt sit on my right side. The clerk~anon blessed
204 III| Pancrace.~Pancrace was of right noble lineage and was born
205 III| lineage, and son of one my right dear friend, I pray thee
206 III| he would declare who had right. And when he that had wrong
207 III| bodies of the saints were right honorably buried.~
208 III| Peter the apostle, which was right fair and beauteous, and
209 III| counsel, for he gave to him right good counsel to his life'
210 III| Wherefore S. Dunstan was right sorry, and did all that
211 III| that he had brought to him right joyful and pleasant tidings,
212 III| on the sea there arose a right great tempest, which by
213 III| and did do present him a right fair and good horse. And
214 III| were in him, for he was right well informed and ordinate,
215 III| After, S. Barnabas was right strongly well ordained against
216 III| bare to such as were in right great poverty and misery,
217 III| showed the great savour of right that was in him, after that
218 III| but thou shalt be called right high enhanced. And when
219 III| much to say as virtue or right virtuous.~
220 III| God, and she was thereof right glad. Then it was commanded
221 III| Marine. He began to live right religiously, and to be much
222 III| S. Nazarine which made a right fair oratory in the city
223 III| there that same hour; and a right sweet savour issued out
224 III| was first buried is now a ~right fair well, which is called
225 III| the wall by the high altar right worshipfully, where our
226 III| appeared to him standing on the right side of the altar, and when
227 III| mountains where she dwelt, right far, hard, and evil way.
228 III| ways to God, and make ye right the paths of our Lord. They
229 III| great knowledge, and he said right humbly: Sir, thou comest
230 III| found a workman that should right well make whatsomever he
231 III| Loye, whereof he made two right fair saddles and presented
232 III| to hear, the lame to go right, and healeth all manner
233 III| upon an ass, whereof he was right glad, and from then forthon
234 III| knew of their coming he was right glad, and admonished his
235 III| and made in a mountain, right nigh the city, a little
236 III| departed out of this world right holily, and was buried beside
237 III| all the Jews, named by his right name Marcial, and his wife
238 III| always by S. Peter, which was right nigh of his kin, and from
239 III| thee, Marcial, torment me right grievously; but I pray thee
240 III| life, arise up and stand right on thy feet. Anon the child
241 III| feet. Anon the child arose right upon her feet, and sith
242 III| sight. Genevieve, that was right debonair, took her up from
243 III| ten years of the fevers right sore, the holy virgin did
244 IV| and to you. I saw on his right side a knight standing with
245 IV| Simon is as much to say as right obedient or committing great
246 IV| therefore I shall destroy you by right evil example. Hæc Leo. Then
247 IV| he was put on the cross right up, but me whom it pleaseth
248 IV| holding his hands up to heaven right long, with tears praying
249 IV| into the city clad with right noble vestments, and also
250 IV| vestments, and also they had right fair crowns upon their heads,
251 IV| continually, and his lord also, a right great light shine upon the
252 IV| the fire is made all fire, right so Paul, embraced with charity,
253 IV| was made all charity. And right as it had been a common
254 IV| straw or in tow wasteth it, right so wasted Paul all the works
255 IV| flesh. And I have said by right this woman to be more than
256 IV| for the weather was then right hot. And which of the two
257 IV| the ground, and set her right foot on his neck saying:
258 IV| castle, and was born of right noble lineage and parents,
259 IV| and therefore she lost her right name, and was called customably
260 IV| in his love, and made her right familiar with him. He would
261 IV| found the child, which was right fair, sucking his mother'
262 IV| and said: Livest thou my right dear and best beloved wife?
263 IV| contemplation, sought a right sharp desert, and took a
264 IV| was fed and filled with right sweet meats, and then was
265 IV| with my bodily ears the right sweet song of the company
266 IV| tofore the altar, and her right blessed soul departed from
267 IV| with two angels, one on the right side, and another on the
268 IV| religion, and was after of right perfect life. And at the
269 IV| of them might sit at the right side of him and that other
270 IV| this, she sent them unto a right cruel man, by treachery
271 IV| and said to his father: Right sweet father, weep no more,
272 IV| of the woman, and in the right hand the bourdon of the
273 IV| Canaanites, and he was of a right great stature, and had a
274 IV| he went that he came to a right great king, of whom the
275 IV| afeard and fled, and left the right way, and brought Christopher
276 IV| which shall be a thing right convenable to our Lord Jesu
277 IV| Aquilina was hanged, and a right great and heavy stone was
278 IV| affection clean, intention right, action just, and locution
279 IV| clean. He had intention right, and thereof he is said
280 IV| to the faith. Martha was right facound of speech, and courteous
281 IV| supper she sent to him a right great vessel of silver full
282 IV| did do present to him a right good horse of right great
283 IV| him a right good horse of right great beauty, and great.
284 IV| in his place Denis, a man right catholic. And thus Eusebius
285 IV| Agrippa went to Rome, and was right familiar with Gaius, nephew
286 IV| hallowed. And it pleased right well to all the people.
287 IV| queen to the said church right great gifts and right fair
288 IV| church right great gifts and right fair privileges, and it
289 IV| and moved the earth, a right sweet savour was felt. And
290 IV| there were they ordained for right honourably. In the same
291 IV| and songs of angels, and a right sweet odour, and the devils
292 IV| their devout prayers the right arm, and builded their church
293 IV| child Dominic had a star right clear in his forehead, which
294 IV| of the streets, and other right foul things, and bound behind
295 IV| the middle of them a cat right horrible, which was more
296 IV| friars, he saw in a vision a right great dragon which swallowed
297 IV| perseverantly. And he was right religious, and a gracious
298 IV| other. He had a custom, right common, for to wake all
299 IV| by a vision, for he saw a right fair youngling which called
300 IV| the place where he lay a right great odour, the same time
301 IV| and Vincent his cousin, right ordinate by honesty of manners,
302 IV| hallowed of the Romans with right great apparel of games and
303 IV| idols, therefore he began right cruelly to persecute the
304 IV| Laurence: I see tofore thee a right fair youngling standing,
305 IV| him three times by the arm right hard, and tormented him
306 IV| his victory. First, it was right excellent in the bitterness
307 IV| torments, for he suffered them right grievous, as he that was
308 IV| more long. Secondly, he was right excellent in effect or profit,
309 IV| than by voice. And in this right excellent manner of teaching
310 IV| devotion. Thirdly, he was right excellent in constancy and
311 IV| the fire. Fourthly, he was right excellent in the marvellous
312 IV| conscience, he saith thus: The right strong martyr truly is burnt
313 IV| fire he saith thus: The right cruel flame of the persecutor
314 IV| light, and the palm shone by right great clearness, and was
315 IV| cried after her saying: Right wise virgin, whither goest
316 IV| accompanied her said: This is the right fair among the daughters
317 IV| the seat of glory on the right side of her son. And the
318 IV| God, and that this is his right holy mother, and anon his
319 IV| mother and set it on thy right side in perdurability. And
320 IV| her a man bearing in his right arm the sign of the cross,
321 IV| continue their song to her, the right noble and white company
322 IV| the small. And he had a right chaste wife, and much devout
323 IV| the meat forbidden. And by right of this instrument public
324 IV| of the assumption of the right holy Virgin Mary, is showed
325 IV| whom thou shalt be buried right of their hands, for it appertaineth
326 IV| and the apostles said: Right honourable Lady and Virgin,
327 IV| blessed Virgin Mary, the right sweet mother of God, saying
328 IV| brother of God, and Peter, the right noble and sovereign of theologians,
329 IV| touch it, which was the right holy vessel of God, but
330 IV| say that the body of the right holy virgin our Lady is
331 IV| of the assumption of the right holy and glorious Virgin
332 IV| sermons that, this day the right holy and sumptuous ark which
333 IV| of hands. On this day the right holy culver or dove, innocent
334 IV| tabernacles. And howbeit that the right holy soul be separate from
335 IV| parents cried: Come to us, right holy and wholesome celyer,
336 IV| is in thee. And when the right Blessed Virgin heard that,
337 IV| the body was washed with right holy water and clean. And
338 IV| authentically in a sermon of the right holy Assumption of our Blessed
339 IV| honoured of her son by a right excellent prerogative, possessing
340 IV| than elsewhere, and so right precious treasure is more
341 IV| heaven than in earth. And by right, no resolution of rottenness
342 IV| because I feel not that the right holy body be not delivered
343 IV| the death of Mary to be right precious, which is received
344 V| a pilgrim's staff in his right hand, and so departed.~And
345 V| the young man Rocke to be right dear with God, for his cheer,
346 V| she would have sent them right forth into desert. And as
347 V| prophesying: Thou art mother of a right noble whelp, which shall
348 V| her from him, crying by right great indignation, and the
349 V| which holdeth me by double right as his heritage and by the
350 V| it appertaineth to me by right. And thus he was confused
351 V| bed, but he threatened her right eagerly that, when he was
352 V| gone, he would avenge~him right cruelly on her. And when
353 V| of their life, and led a right holy life. At the last the
354 V| whom is much divinity and right little, and that the gospel
355 V| devil righteously. For it is right that he that vanquished
356 V| falcon taketh the bird, right so took he Jesu Christ in
357 V| blessed Bartholomew honour by right great prerogative in to
358 V| people the devil chained, and right foul, and the sign of the
359 V| beaten, flayed, and receive right foul death. And as he denounced
360 V| gifts of the Holy Ghost. And right as a harp giveth a right
361 V| right as a harp giveth a right sweet sound of many strings,
362 V| tribulation for rest, and right bitter death for restful
363 V| then was present. And these right rich treasures came to a
364 V| rich treasures came to a right poor woman. And these right
365 V| right poor woman. And these right precious margarets came
366 V| shining light came to one right heavy. And then the other
367 V| precelled all other kings, right so he excelled all other
368 V| sufficient philosopher and a right noble doctor, for he learned
369 V| love, and I found myself right far from thee in a region
370 V| under a fig-tree and wept right bitterly, and gave out weeping
371 V| purity and humility, that the right little sins which we repute
372 V| This holy man confounded right valiantly the heretics,
373 V| one his friend for whom by right he might give sentence,
374 V| all other led a bitter and right holy life, for the tears
375 V| hundred. And thus S. Augustin right clear by light of wisdom,
376 V| in assoiling questions, right appert in confounding heretics,
377 V| confounding heretics, and right catholic in expounding of
378 V| read. And then he saw a right fair young man standing
379 V| Baptist. Whom one led on the right side and another on the
380 V| when he was awaked he saw a right fair star which shone amidst
381 V| Constantinople and edified there a right fair church and set it therein.
382 V| maid that required it died right ungraciously and evil, and
383 V| paynim speech. And he was right bitter to his father for
384 V| children of Savininus, a right noble paynim. and was twice
385 V| hanging in the air on the right side and on the left, and
386 V| holy man loved her with a right pure thought.~On a time
387 V| the habit of a monk, of a right honourable figure and parure,
388 V| so hurt; and he answered right honestly to every demand;
389 V| is to thee no reproach by right, and God is venger of sin
390 V| in suspicion of her, and right as she shall be born of
391 V| marvellously the son of a right high Lord. Of whom the name
392 V| to him that he had ridden right nobly. And they that hated
393 V| together cried that he had right nobly tourneyed, and some
394 V| unto our blessed Lady with right devout prayers that she
395 V| chest, and locked it fast right diligently, and was right
396 V| right diligently, and was right joyful that she had so good
397 V| wife that was so young and right fair, noble, and married
398 V| sacrifice, and was beaten right grievously. And then Natalie
399 V| side and ye shall sail more right. And he said so because
400 V| shall see now which is the right faith, and he himself entered
401 V| her, and said: Thou art by right called Melancia, for it
402 V| Eugenia: Say to me, thou right cursed wretch, if your God
403 V| her, and brought to her a right white loaf and said to her:
404 V| tree of the cross on his right side instead of the sun,
405 V| all sweetness. Then the right devout king began to say
406 V| honoured of the world, right holy and much amiable to
407 V| and there is proved the right great virtue of the cross,
408 V| wise in expounding, and right good in refraining of vain
409 V| the which he reproved him right sharply. And therefore many
410 V| And then Theodosius, a right good christian man, son
411 V| And then she complained right grievously why against the
412 V| stones were converted into right soft ashes. Then the provost
413 V| the house of her with a right great fire, for to burn
414 V| desire, for he received with right great will and right great
415 V| with right great will and right great desire. And also it
416 V| grace. For him that was a right cruel persecutor, he made
417 V| cruel persecutor, he made a right true preacher, and him that
418 V| Maurice was duke of the right holy legion of Thebans.
419 V| battle, subtle in engine, and right abundant in wisdom. And
420 V| Thebes with a hundred gates right strong is now overthrown.
421 V| such things, but let our right hands cast away such fleshly
422 V| that were demoniacs that, a right great mortality should be
423 V| deliver the city of that right great peril. Justina then
424 V| speak. And this battle was right strong, so much that they
425 V| by will not convenable, right so burneth the fire by pain
426 V| the commandment of God, right puissantly, Antichrist that
427 V| name of the man. And he was right rich, and had a great multitude
428 V| Aquiline was taken with a right great fever, moved of red
429 V| power ne strength is but right little, and that we may
430 V| of our prayers unto God, right noble knights of the king
431 V| themselves, and they by right be called of the world,
432 V| honoured, for they be the right noble knights of the king
433 V| were seen on his shoulders right horrible and great. And
434 V| that it gave to the monks a right dry habitacle, I supposed
435 V| coming, and was to him a right sure keeper and defender,
436 V| wrote in this manner: To his right dear friend; most best beloved
437 V| persecute me for the name and right of our Lord. My will is
438 V| shall be time of equity and right. And when she had said so
439 V| clothes and beat himself right hard with a hard cord, saying:
440 V| came to him and beat him right grievously. Then he called
441 V| not good suspection to my right poor brethren, which suppose
442 V| saw, among other seats, a right noble seat, shining of more
443 V| and said that he believed right verily the signs and tokens
444 V| blessed S. Francis full of right great simplicity admonished
445 V| converted and turned into right good wine. And the holy
446 V| bless thee, for thou sayest right very true words, and this
447 V| thereto, after my death, plain right. He was lodged on a time
448 V| ground. He would also that right great reverence should be
449 V| last he brought me unto a right fair green, and after said
450 V| now I die for pain of this right hard torment. Then the holy
451 V| riches in all things. She was right fair of body, noble of habit,
452 V| which were also clad with right noble vesture and rich.
453 V| her. Then he began to weep right bitterly because she had
454 V| all the people, and led a right holy life and good, and
455 V| otherwise called Pelagien was a right noble virgin, right rich
456 V| was a right noble virgin, right rich and right fair, and
457 V| noble virgin, right rich and right fair, and was much nobly
458 V| maidens were assembled in right great noblesse tofore the
459 V| bread and water, and that in right little quantity. And when
460 V| that street, which was a right great philosopher. And forasmuch
461 V| to the cross there was a right great trembling and earthquave
462 V| and the mountains cloven, right great floods fell in many
463 V| wonderful and to be desired, right well beloved, thou shalt
464 VI| his own mouth they were right glad, and sent out commissions
465 VI| Then was all the council right glad, and searched for a
466 VI| of their coming, he was right glad and sent for them,
467 VI| blessed the king with his right hand. And the king, which
468 VI| them turn them from the right side to the left side, but
469 VI| lain many years upon their right side, and they shall lie
470 VI| and brought them in the right way again. And he was glad
471 VI| your king that I greet him right well, by the token that
472 VI| not, for ye shall speed right well in your journey, and
473 VI| and Harold Harfager, and right few or none escaped alive,
474 VI| a noble woman which was right conning in silk work, which
475 VI| they saw her mouth in his right place and all her members
476 VI| ring the bells, and he was right sorry that he might not
477 VI| rising in the world is in the right high things of God, he hath
478 VI| he was one. But he was of right great perfection of life,
479 VI| man be tofore, and on the right side the face of the lion,
480 VI| Theophilus, to write to thee, right well of the beginning by
481 VI| there be that ordain a man right well as touching himself,
482 VI| Fourthly, and last, he was right well ordained as touching
483 VI| Daria.~Crisaunt was son of a right noble man that was named
484 VI| stench was anon turned into a right sweet odour and savour.
485 VI| of England which then was right mighty, and subdued many
486 VI| body or another, promising right certainly to make hastily
487 VI| on a day sick, and saw a right fair and noble virgin appear
488 VI| with precious stones be right evil things enclosed, and
489 VI| that same hour, which was right fair weather, came so great
490 VI| and beaten with raw sinews right long, and afterwards he
491 VI| Trajan, the emperor, and was right busy in the works of mercy,
492 VI| the wife of Eustace was right fair, and desired much for
493 VI| and my mother, which was right fair, had two sons, that
494 VI| and did to go to them a right cruel lion, and the lion
495 VI| them, and laid them in a right noble place honourably,
496 VI| and therefore they made a right great temple and set their
497 VI| that all the images beheld right the idol of Rome. And it
498 VI| and gilt, and set it in a right high place, and it is said
499 VI| penance, and therefore it is right when they make of us feast
500 VI| the Hexametron: It is a right precious thing that a man
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