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501   VII|          Morant and S. Rotrud his mother knew and enough wist the
502   VII|          of the queen Blanche his mother, sometime daughter to the
503   VII|        and childhood his debonair mother enjoying herself, said ofttimes
504   VII|          by the purveyance of his mother, and of the barons of the
505   VII|         sickness of the queen his mother, by the cousel of his barons
506   VII|       also how that the Queen thy mother is of great age, proceeding
507   VII|           discomforted and woeful mother, but I leave both delices
508   VII|          of the water, was by his mother borne to the grave of the
509   VII|         dead by all the folk, his mother vowed him to the said saint,
510   VII|            King of Sicily, and to mother Marie, Queen of Sicily.
511   VII|          to none save only to his mother and with his sisters and
512   VII|          cause of a fall that her mother received against her belly,
513   VII|       died within the womb of her mother, time came that the mother
514   VII|        mother, time came that the mother should be delivered of her
515   VII|         competent, her father and mother would have married her to
516   VII|           wrote and prayed to her mother that she might have Aldegonde
517   VII|     religion. Ten days after, her mother, yet supposing to have married
518   VII|          virgin, weeping that her mother had meant her spouse Jesu
519   VII|         she made chrisms with her mother's cloth, and when she had
520   VII|      countenance gave them to her mother, saying that she had done
521   VII|          that she could. When her mother saw the chrisms and her
522   VII|           assent and grant of her mother should have had her to his
523   VII|      abode unto the time that her mother was dead, and after, she
524   VII|           both his father and his mother, his parents and friends,
525   VII|    diocese, he saw the father and mother weeping over their child
526   VII|           this time of Pasque our mother holy church ne doth but
527   VII|           priest representing our mother holy church, having hope
528   VII|          the means of thy blessed mother the Virgin Mary, and of
529   VII|     Genevieve, iii. 286.~Geronce, mother of S. Genevieve, iii. 287.~---
530   VII|       Nativity, i. 51.~Incestuous mother confounded by S. Andrew,
531   VII|       with death, iii. 11.~Mabel, mother of s. edmund, vi. 233.~Macidiana,
532   VII|       edmund, vi. 233.~Macidiana, mother of S. Clement, vi. 255.~
533   VII|    apocryphal history of, i. 258.~Mother denied by her son, vii.
534   VII|       denied by her son, vii. 72. Mother of God, statute of S. Leo,
535   VII|            i. 80.~—wedded his own mother, iii. 57.~Poverty, beloved