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501   VII|        right heartily to the poor gave and distributed. If some
502   VII|           Pharon before that time gave to him leave to take as
503   VII|    venerable and courteous bishop gave of his wood as much as he
504   VII|       manner that he rendered and gave his soul to our Lord Jesu
505   VII|    heartily loved and served God, gave much of his goods to the
506   VII|        from the time of his youth gave and abandoned himself to
507   VII|         his holy company. Thus he gave himself to all folk, travailing
508   VII|           Austin. Nevertheless he gave to them many things which
509   VII|          to the church of S Denis gave to the same many gifts,
510   VII|          such good as he had, and gave all to the poor for the
511   VII|           as of his patrimony, he gave to them before said without
512   VII|       naked than of his own body, gave the said gown and hood to
513   VII|           behoof as their own. He gave sudaries for to bury with
514   VII|       give him, took his hood and gave it to the said poor man,
515   VII|           away. The hood which he gave to a poor man, as above
516   VII|        and put monks therein, and gave to them rents and possessions
517   VII|           with great charity, and gave example to another for to
518   VII|          on their patrimony. They gave their own selves, their
519   VII|           Douay, and rendered and gave his soul to our Lord about
520   VII|     profit as the ancient Tobias, gave to them admonishing of salute,
521   VII|         often perish, he took and gave his courage to sobriety
522   VII|          marvellous on his saint, gave and betook the same king,
523   VII|         minsters of religion, and gave yearly to other poor sufferers
524   VII|        other edifices convenable, gave for God largely alms to
525   VII|        said king their father, he gave himself so firmly to the
526   VII|  daughters were, and to Aldegonde gave a piece of linen cloth,
527   VII|          with a merry countenance gave them to her mother, saying
528   VII|           then took the child and gave him suck. Semblably said
529   VII|   signifieth salut which our Lord gave to his apostles after his
530   VII|         God the Father, broke and gave to his disciples, saying:
531   VII|        the Father, he blessed and gave it to his disciples saying:
532   VII|  signifieth the joy that our Lord gave to his disciples. For the
533   VII|       upon his blessed head. Then gave he louing and thanking to