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1 I| S. Thomas of Canterbury bring before our eyes the life
2 I| they were of, and should bring with him a penny in acknowledgment
3 I| would show his Nativity, and bring them to him to the end that
4 I| puissance, and thy virtue shall bring thee to heaven. This said
5 I| and them despercled to bring together. And by these three
6 I| helper like to himself for to bring forth children. Adam supposed
7 I| said to her: Thou shalt bring forth children in sorrow;
8 I| plenteously, from henceforth shall bring forth but seldom, and also
9 I| labour the earth it shall bring forth no fruit, but thou
10 I| heaven. To the which he bring us that liveth and reigneth
11 I| you, that I shall no more bring such a flood to slay all
12 I| servitude, and after, I shall bring them hither again in the
13 I| to Abraham, Sarah shall bring forth a son whom thou shalt
14 I| Isaac, whom Sarah shall bring forth the next year. When
15 I| under the tree, and he would bring bread to them for to comfort
16 I| into thy house this night? Bring them forth that we may know
17 I| never knew man. I shall bring them out to you, and use
18 I| into this country, shall I bring thy son into that country
19 I| that she might conceive and bring forth fruit. Our Lord heard
20 I| patrimony. This aforesaid is to bring in my matter of the history
21 I| that I am wont to eat, and bring it to me that I may eat
22 I| say to Esau, thy brother: Bring to me of thy venison, and
23 I| forth to the flock, and bring to me two the best kids
24 I| am he. Then said Isaac: Bring to me the meat of thine
25 I| shall send for thee, and bring thee hither again. And Rebekah
26 I| thou shalt go, and shall bring thee again into this land,
27 I| them saying: Whence be ye? bring with you your youngest brother
28 I| answered: Slay my two sons if I bring him not again to thee; deliver
29 I| into my presence but if ye bring your youngest brother with
30 I| said to thee, that if we bring him not we shall not see
31 I| would say, ne that he said bring your brother with you. Send
32 I| lead him not thither and bring him again, I shall be guilty
33 I| default, and shall by violence bring us and our asses into servitude.
34 I| saidest to us thy servants: Bring him hither to me that I
35 I| thy servants: But if ye bring him with you, ye shall no
36 I| him in the way ye should bring my hoar bair with sorrow
37 I| come home to my father and bring not the child with me, sith
38 I| saying to my father: If I bring him not again I shall be
39 I| seen in Egypt. Hie ye and bring him to me. This said, he
40 I| into the and of Canaan, and bring from thence your father
41 I| thee thither, and I shall bring thee again when thou returnest.
42 I| that Pharaoh had sent to bring him and all that he had
43 I| money. To whom he answered: Bring to me your beasts and I
44 I| given to me in this place. Bring them hither, said he, to
45 I| you, and shall reduce and bring you again into the land
46 I| which I shall deliver and bring them from the servitude
47 I| his precepts, I shall not bring none of the languors ne
48 I| wives and your children, and bring it to me. The people did
49 I| commanded that every man should bring a rod into the Tabernacle.
50 I| your name, ye shall not bring this people into the land
51 II| unto Jesse and bade him bring his sons tofore him. This
52 II| David, and said to them: Bring him to me in his bed that
53 II| of the families, for to bring the Ark of God from the
54 II| and I only escaped for to bring thee word. And yet he speaking
55 II| prayed him that he should bring him in. Then the angel came
56 II| shall lead him thither and bring him again to thee. To whom
57 II| son thither, and safely bring him and render him to thee
58 II| be in your journey, and bring you home whole and sound,
59 II| in such wise that I shall bring thee through the middle
60 II| shall pursue, and God shall bring them and tread them under
61 II| of manna, the earth shall bring forth but little fruit,
62 II| messenger for to fetch and bring in the pilgrim, but he found
63 II| and promised that he would bring his son to the church, and
64 II| celestial, to which God bring us. Amen. ~
65 II| Paschasius said: I shall do bring thee to the bordel, where
66 II| for to take Paschasius and bring him to Rome, because he
67 II| of our Lord and that they bring us into their company. Amen. ~
68 II| lord hath sent me for to bring to him some that be learned
69 II| angry, and commanded to bring forth pieces of iron burning,
70 II| of God that he remise and bring you again to your salvation,
71 II| him at Northampton, and to bring all the bishops of this
72 II| go to that mountain and bring the Pope Silvester to him
73 II| return to thine abbey and bring to me the mantle which Athanasius
74 II| knowest named Aline shall bring forth a son that shall be
75 II| closed me herein, come and bring me out. And then the angel
76 II| to him: Go thou out and bring to me word what thou hearest.
77 II| unto your gods, for if ye bring me to them like as my brother
78 II| I am. The provost said: Bring him to me that hath healed
79 II| heaven, to the which he bring us for whose glorious name
80 II| religion of christendom, and bring them to thy will, to the
81 II| that I had purposed, and bring not me my last days in sorrow.
82 II| makers of sepultures and bring stones of marble of divers
83 II| write it and seal it, and bring it to him, and he would
84 III| S. Ignatius, and did do bring thither two lions for to
85 III| of heaven, to the which bring us the Father, the Son,
86 III| for him, and commanded to bring him and all the christian
87 III| and that other he did do bring smocks of linen cloth and
88 III| dispenser that he should bring to dinner twelve poor men,
89 III| above his commandment to bring in more than twelve persons.
90 III| was wont every Sunday to bring hosts to sing mass with,
91 III| to destroy the death and bring the life. O thou that art
92 III| Thou shalt conceive and bring forth a son, and thou shalt
93 III| robbed him that they would bring him to their master for
94 III| him with mine own hand and bring him to hell because of the
95 III| of heaven, to the which bring us the Father, the Son,
96 III| next Shere-Thursday, and bring with thee the body of our
97 III| words, and when he might not bring him thereto he did do raise
98 III| other. Then said Paulin: Bring him for to do sacrifice,
99 III| did much abstinence for to bring his flesh low, he fasted,
100 III| supposed to have died, and made bring to him the said cope, which
101 III| to treat how they might bring him to death. Then it happed
102 III| mouth, and after did do bring a bed of iron and made Quiriacus
103 III| after this Aurelian did do bring the damsel from the place
104 III| become christian, he did do bring him tofore him, and because
105 III| all that pain he might to bring the king to amendment, but
106 III| promises be full fair that ye bring, but because they be new
107 III| And then S. Austin bade bring him to the place where his
108 III| brought me hither shall bring me home again. And then
109 III| glory of heaven, to which bring us the Father and Son and
110 III| benignity of our Saviour may bring me to my brother. Then the
111 III| shall slay all of them and bring thee to our city there to
112 III| their gods that they would bring him to Verulam quick or
113 III| Christ, which by their merits bring us unto his everlasting
114 III| Redeemer will that anon thou bring again the ornaments of this
115 III| prayers of the said S. William bring us to his everlasting bliss
116 III| well, and that they should bring him again with them. Then
117 III| the Jews should shortly bring Jesu Christ to death, and
118 III| Eutrope, and that they should bring again his daughter to his
119 III| commanded to the fiend to bring the body out of the water,
120 III| the maid that they should bring her again on the morn to
121 III| upon the great bridge, and bring that ye shall find there.
122 III| the holy virgin did do bring holy water and blessed it
123 IV| by the way, they should bring or send him to the place
124 IV| angels of paradise that bring two crowns, of which thou
125 IV| secretly: Command some man to bring to me a barley-loaf, and
126 IV| that they should go and bring to him Patroclus, which
127 IV| sustained many perils for to bring the universal world from
128 IV| great pains he studied to bring to heaven, and the more
129 IV| little children, whom yet I bring forth. Moses chose to be
130 IV| many things if she could bring about that she should consent
131 IV| that thou meet, take and bring him with thee. And forth
132 IV| sinners unto our Lord God, who bring us unto his everlasting
133 IV| and bade them take her and bring her to him. For if she be
134 IV| fellowship into Aix, for to bring thither if they might of
135 IV| commanded them that they bring to him S. James bound, and
136 IV| thee and to Philetus for to bring you to him, and the angel
137 IV| God shall unbind you and bring him to me bounden, but hurt
138 IV| my cart or chariot, and bring ye then the body of your
139 IV| in the city, and bade him bring more than he did yesterday,
140 IV| for him, that they should bring him wisely to them, and
141 IV| graces, S. Germain bade him bring to him the bones of the
142 IV| brought me hither shall bring me home. And went to the
143 IV| and would after Easter bring him forth and show him to
144 IV| Alexander said: Go anon, and bring her to me into my prison.
145 IV| brought me hither shall soon bring me thither. And Quirinus
146 IV| commanded him that he should bring it to the body. And he bare
147 IV| given to the poor man to bring him out of his poverty.
148 IV| And this did he for to bring him of the foul error he
149 IV| ten friars might unnethe bring him. And then said S. Dominic:
150 IV| Hippolitus that he should bring him Laurence. And Laurence
151 IV| sight. And then said Decius: Bring hither a bed of iron, that
152 IV| doubt suddenly in an hour bring the apostles to thee. And
153 IV| much that such a day thou bring me hither thy wife. And
154 IV| thee that thou shouldst bring thy wife to me, and thou
155 IV| help, and our Lord said: Bring forth the balance, and let
156 IV| advocate for sinners. I shall bring the apostles to thee, of
157 IV| diseases and thou shalt bring forth children with pain
158 V| destroy his own idol, and to bring it to nought. Oh, how worthy
159 V| and enforced her much to bring him to the verity of the
160 V| messengers thither for to bring the relics of S. Augustin
161 V| said: I will lade out and bring all this water of the sea
162 V| the water of the sea and bring it into this pit than thou
163 V| this pit than thou shalt bring the mystery of the Trinity
164 V| Herod Tetrarch that he would bring him thence and minister
165 V| afterwards Theodosius would bring it thence, and found a noble
166 V| stiff that he could not bring it down again, ne bow it
167 V| from thence, and did do bring them to Paris, because he
168 V| Concord, arise and come, and bring with thee Vivian the deacon
169 V| gladly, and said they would bring him thither without any
170 V| that each of them should bring a rod to the altar, and
171 V| had done, he commended to bring forth an anvil or a stithie,
172 V| to have mercy on us and bring us to his bliss. Amen.~
173 V| of his grandsire, did do bring the holy relics of this
174 V| many things that I shall bring her to thee at midnight.
175 V| commanded them that they should bring forth their brethren, and
176 V| their altar that thou shalt bring me to him surely, and then
177 V| thee in thy way, and shall bring thee to the land which I
178 V| promised that they should bring every year a measure of
179 V| faithful queen enforced her to bring her husband to the faith,
180 V| and studied how he might bring Logier to death, and sent
181 V| called him and said: Son, bring to me parchment and ink,
182 VI| thee to keep me safe, and bring me into the kingdom of my
183 VI| wife because he would not bring forth more tyrants. And
184 VI| he might, he laboured to bring out of conceit, the king'
185 VI| that I reign upon them, bring them hither and slay them
186 VI| the Huns, that he should bring his host against them, and
187 VI| ne had the strength to bring them against the stream
188 VI| that they were sent for to bring men from death to life,
189 VI| And the apostles said: Bring hither the child to us,
190 VI| then anon the Romans would bring great puissance into that
191 VI| labour to find a leader to bring thee to the king and speak
192 VI| puissantly, wise, for to bring us to the way of truth.
193 VI| it is necessary that she bring forth boughs and leaves,
194 VI| boughs and leaves, and if it bring none forth it is to understand
195 VI| then he said to him: Why bring ye nothing for the poor
196 VI| nothing for the poor man? Bring ye me then a vesture and
197 VI| and deed manly, and said: Bring to me the child. And when
198 VI| may. Then commanded she to bring ashes, and said to her sisters
199 VI| them mercy, that they would bring him in. And the people began
200 VI| throat, and come again and bring her with thee hither to
201 VI| God, that by her merits he bring us after this short and
202 VI| chamberers might unnethe bring her thence, and when she
203 VI| thereto, because she should bring forth fruit. And howbeit
204 VI| ordained because she should bring much people to the love
205 VI| sent an earl to her for to bring her to her father, and when
206 VI| had despised it, for to bring the church from servitude,
207 VI| he said to his servants: Bring me hence and lead me out,
208 VI| servants: Go ye hence and bring my lord home to his house,
209 VII| shall lead you thither, and bring you both hither safely.
210 VII| that our blessed Lady said: Bring ye my daughter and when
211 VII| spouse, and now I shall bring you to my Lord my son which
212 VII| that but if thou mayest bring forth a more provable sentence
213 VII| vine, for to burgeon and bring forth fruit more plenteously.
214 VII| because he should burgeon and bring forth fruit in his time,
215 VII| have mercy on them, and bring them to that island in safety.
216 VII| of our master but if we bring him to hell with us. And
217 VII| first of them chose for to bring men that were at debate
218 VII| desert? To whom he said: Then bring me into that desert. There
219 VII| to fools, and therefore bring me to the king's son and
220 VII| king's son, and therefore bring me to him anon, and he anon
221 VII| great feast, he commanded to bring forth the cup that he had
222 VII| verse, and when he could not bring it to a true metre he was
223 VII| and hew it in pieces and bring them to me; and anon they
224 VII| This is not my Lord that ye bring to me. And anon they were
225 VII| pride. Then Julian did do bring a grabat of copper, and
226 VII| thou glad, for thou shalt bring forth a child which shall
227 VII| might do to this holy man to bring him to death. Then found
228 VII| their minds that they vvould bring this holy man to death though
229 VII| the devil, shall we not bring this caitiff to death? Then
230 VII| saw that they could not bring this holy man to death with
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