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1 I| Canterbury bring before our eyes the life of the middle ages
2 I| Lord, give light to mine eyes. After, came the law of
3 I| clearly, but have their eyes dim. Therefore, after we
4 I| prison, it behoveth that our eyes be made clear and our sight
5 I| faith he illumineth our eyes of the heart, and in abiding
6 I| the fire which is in the eyes, the air in the tongue and
7 I| other members. Then in the eyes is curiosity, in the tongue
8 I| he durst not lift up his eyes he confessed curiosity.
9 I| first the sorrow was in his eyes, for he wept tenderly as
10 I| thorns of the Jews. The eyes more shining than the sun
11 I| He is not entered by the eyes, for he is not coloured,
12 I| heart dropping from the eyes. Fourthly, he is showed
13 I| metal to the pleasure of the eyes, which he so working, Tubal,
14 I| to Abram: Lift up thine eyes and see directly from the
15 I| day, and as he lift up his eyes, he saw three young men
16 I| to thee a veil of shine eyes, and wheresomever thou go,
17 I| much people. God opened her eyes and she saw a pit of water,
18 I| day after, he lift up his eyes and saw from afar the place,
19 I| began to wax old and his eyes failed and dimmed that he
20 I| Then Jacob lifting up his eyes saw Esau coming and four
21 I| wife, beheld and cast her eyes on Joseph, and said to Joseph:
22 I| that thou owest. Lo! your eyes and the eyes of my brother
23 I| owest. Lo! your eyes and the eyes of my brother Benjamin see
24 I| put his hands upon thine eyes. Jacob then arose on the
25 I| may bless them. Israel's eyes were dimmed and might not
26 I| hast seen it with thine eyes, and shalt not enter ne
27 I| years old when he died, his eyes never dimmed, ne his teeth
28 II| as Eli lay in his bed his eyes were so dimmed that he might
29 II| ninety-eight years old, and his eyes were waxen blind and might
30 II| with thy wives tofore thine eyes. Thou hast done it privily,
31 II| therein for evermore, and my eyes and heart shall be thereon
32 II| and have seen it with mine eyes, and I have now well seen
33 II| hot dung of them on his eyes, and he was thereof blind.
34 II| unto thee I address mine eyes. I ask and require thee
35 II| come safely again and thine eyes shall see him. I believe
36 II| Raguel, and with weeping eyes kissed him, and weeping
37 II| pilgrimage? The light of our eyes, the staff of our age, the
38 II| and mother, and that mine eyes may see your sons ere I
39 II| And anon then anoint his eyes with the gall of the fish
40 II| shalt well know that his eyes shall be opened, and thy
41 II| fish anointed his father's eyes, and abode as it had been
42 II| hour, and the slime of his eyes began to fall away like
43 II| and drew from his father's eyes, and anon he received sight.
44 II| death, and closed their eyes. And Tobias received all
45 II| children die before our eyes. And when they had made
46 II| Holofernes was caught by his eyes, and his tyrant knights
47 II| they had seen it with their eyes. ~Andrew and some other
48 II| Matthew, and drew out his eyes, and cast him in prison
49 II| again to S. Matthew his two eyes and his sight. And then
50 II| And thus as he fixed his eyes on her his courage was hurt,
51 II| vanished away tofore their eyes. ~And after, the bishop
52 II| semblable, the child opened his eyes, and awoke like as he had
53 II| would have scratched his eyes out of his head; and anon
54 II| ate not, but had alway his eyes firm toward heaven. And
55 II| Stephen were laid on the eyes of a woman that was blind,
56 II| our sins and weep with our eyes for this evil worldly covetise,
57 II| thy milk, to put upon mine eyes, and therewith I shall be
58 II| go, have God tofore thine eyes, and the holy scripture,
59 II| which they see tofore their eyes, which after this shall
60 II| thing is set tofore our eyes, that is: a wicked judge,
61 II| quencheth the light of mine eyes, I would have given thee
62 II| Adam was the opening of his eyes, and Paul was on the contrary
63 III| much that it seemed of her eyes a fountain. So many tears
64 III| that she should keep her eyes from weeping so much, she
65 III| that unnethe she set her eyes to her meat, without eating
66 III| speaking to me, and closed her eyes in saying to God: Lord,
67 III| in the cart to hold his eyes closed till they were past
68 III| of this world, for mine eyes corporal and spiritual have
69 III| after thy word, for mine eyes have seen thy health, which
70 III| his hands he touched his eyes, and anon he that had been
71 III| have not only lost mine eyes, but also my heart and my
72 III| and throat, and had his eyes all enflamed and said to
73 III| he lift up a little his eyes and beheld the carle that
74 III| like as she wept with her eyes, right so forthwith the
75 III| third day he lift up his eyes to heaven, and saw the soul
76 III| receive me in peace for mine eyes have seen my Saviour. How
77 III| lord commanded that his eyes should be put out; and the
78 III| have heard. And lift up his eyes unto heaven and said: Lord
79 III| the crucifix turned his eyes towards him; then he made
80 III| with thee, for I see thine eyes of thine heart blinded,
81 III| smitten off his head, both his eyes started out of his head,
82 III| Amphiabel lifted up his eyes unto heaven, beseeching
83 III| troubled, in such wise that his eyes turned in his head; his
84 III| and had terrible feet and eyes, and great hair that covered
85 III| holy cross and wash her eyes, and anon she bepan for
86 III| her the sight again of her eyes.~The holy virgin on a time
87 IV| after did do put out his eyes. Then S. Victor said to
88 IV| tears that ran from his eyes; for when he remembered
89 IV| witnesseth, our Lord opened the eyes of them that were there,
90 IV| head, that I may bind mine eyes therewith, and afterwards
91 IV| farewell, and bound his eyes himself with the keverchief
92 IV| keverchief, and unbound his eyes, and gathered up his own
93 IV| shall give tears to mine eyes, and to my brows a fountain
94 IV| than any worm. And oft his eyes flowed of tears, not only
95 IV| desired greatly to have grey eyes, for she had a conceit that
96 IV| was glad to have her old eyes, and returned home again,
97 IV| true, said she, as both my eyes fall upon this book, and
98 IV| book, and anon both her eyes fell out of her head upon
99 IV| feet with the tears of her eyes and dryed them with the
100 IV| day our Lord opened the eyes of that priest, and he saw
101 IV| and he saw with his bodily eyes in what manner the angels
102 IV| which was blind on both his eyes, and did him to be led to
103 IV| thy church. And anon his eyes were opened, and saw clearly
104 IV| Christine, the light of my eyes, have pity on me. To whom
105 IV| out therewith one of his eyes. Then was Julianus wroth
106 IV| anon he vanished from his eyes. And then Christopher set
107 IV| ye had showed tofore mine eyes my members so detrenched,
108 IV| the hospital with his own eyes, being present S. Dominic,
109 IV| good man of God lift up his eyes to heaven and prayed a little,
110 IV| great dog, and had great eyes and flaming, her tongue
111 IV| dying and had closed his eyes, the friars weened that
112 IV| dead, and he opened his eyes, and looking about said:
113 IV| and the night to God. His eyes were like a well of tears,
114 IV| body arose and opened his eyes, saying to his father: Wherefore,
115 IV| their feasts. And anon the eyes of that woman swelled and
116 IV| eighteen worms out of her eyes. And then she repented her
117 IV| had lost the sight of his eyes with overmuch weeping. And
118 IV| found grace tofore thine eyes, I pray thee that thou vouchsafe
119 IV| see them with my bodily eyes, and after, to be buried
120 IV| and then they dried their eyes and entered in to the Blessed
121 V| time when he had holden his eyes and fixed them upon a woman,
122 V| and crisp, his skin white, eyes great, his nostrils even
123 V| hanging unto his feet, his eyes flaming as hot fire, and
124 V| the apostle, and cast his eyes on the first chapter and
125 V| life, for the tears of his eyes were to him bread day and
126 V| devoutly and touched withal his eyes and his mouth, and oft embraced
127 V| wherewith he anointed his eyes, and anon he had his sight
128 V| And then he lift up his eyes to heaven, and said If thou
129 V| kissed his mouth and his eyes, and commanded his sons
130 V| linen cloth and bound his eyes with his own hands, and
131 V| taught Tobias to anoint the eyes of his father with gall,
132 V| the heart anointeth the eyes of the heart. Secondly,
133 V| which anon put out his eyes. And then two years after,
134 V| Francis was sick on his eyes for continual weeping, his
135 V| take a medicine for his eyes, and the surgeon held a
136 V| have set them tofore mine eyes, and like as the breath
137 V| departed never from mine eyes, but always have bewept
138 VI| and saw with his bodily eyes our Lord Jesu Christ between
139 VI| his hands in, and wash his eyes therewith, he should have
140 VI| face of the blind man, his eyes were opened and he had his
141 VI| he washed his face and eyes therewith, and anon he was
142 VI| should rise, he opened his eyes and might not see. He washed
143 VI| his face and rubbed his eyes, but he might nothing see,
144 VI| his hands in and wash his eyes withal, he should have his
145 VI| took water and washed his eyes full meekly, and anon he
146 VI| if they would wash their eyes with good devotion, they
147 VI| prayed this man to wash their eyes therewith. And then he made
148 VI| water upon each of their eyes, and besought Almighty God
149 VI| Almighty God to open their eyes, and they all there received
150 VI| then our Lord opened mine eyes, and I saw the seven sleepers
151 VI| let fall tears from his eyes, giving laud and thanksgiving
152 VI| the tears brake out of his eyes, and sobbings from his heart,
153 VI| it is delightable to the eyes to see the sun. He hath
154 VI| away the darkness of his eyes. By the face of the lion
155 VI| sight, and yet shall their eyes be open. And when they had
156 VI| the first deceiveth the eyes, and that other edifieth
157 VI| things, for he hath his eyes open when he sleepeth, and
158 VI| he had his hands and his eyes towards the heaven, and
159 VI| alb, his cheer clear, the eyes sparkling, his hair purple,
160 VI| in standing she held her eyes fixed in one place. Twelfthly,
161 VI| under the ear, that her eyes and her visage were all
162 VI| where her body was. The eyes of her head looked steadfastly
163 VI| our Lord, she lift up her eyes to our Lord to heaven, and
164 VI| which saw him with the eyes of her head among the tears
165 VI| cannot speak, they have eyes, and cannot see, they have
166 VI| who shall give to mine eyes from henceforth a fountain
167 VI| let them flow out of her eyes gladly without changing
168 VI| and when she closed her eyes she began to weep, and in
169 VI| the tears fall out of his eyes, and said: O Almighty God
170 VI| have crowns which thine eyes may not see, and like as
171 VI| mayst not see with thine eyes. Then Almachius was wroth,
172 VI| came to him and found his eyes open, but he saw ne heard
173 VII| with this she cast down her eyes meekly and held her still.
174 VII| east, and then he wiped his eyes and saw the most glorious
175 VII| grace he hath opened the eyes of my blind conscience and
176 VII| revived and lift up her eyes and saw nothing about her
177 VII| thereto, she lift up her eyes to heaven praying, and said:
178 VII| would have scratched out her eyes with his fingers, and crying
179 VII| earth and lifted up her eyes to Almighty God, beseeching
180 VII| grip and smote out both his eyes, and after slew him, whereof
181 VII| them with great staring eyes, of whom the monks were
182 VII| I have seen it with mine eyes. Then he demanded him of
183 VII| always to have before his eyes the dread of God in every
184 VII| that ran fast from his eyes, and all the night he would
185 VII| moving, holding always his eyes open to heaven. And when
186 VII| thy way and flee from mine eyes that I see thee no more,
187 VII| chaste, and hath right fair eyes and whole. And then the
188 VII| show it not to me, for mine eyes be not whole, and am foul
189 VII| and then he lifted up his eyes and saw a little honey that
190 VII| darkened the light of mine eyes, son, why hast thou done
191 VII| should lose the sight of his eyes. Then it was ordained that
192 VII| against him, and drew out his eyes and cut off his tongue,
193 VII| anon issued out of his eyes a stake of a cubit long,
194 VII| weep strongly, kissing his eyes and his beard, and said:
195 VII| time, as he lifted up his eyes towards heaven, he saw a
196 VII| said woman lost one of her eyes, and the maid innocent as
197 VII| plenty of tears fell from his eyes along his face. The humility
198 VII| chaste both in words and of eyes, and lived always so honestly
199 VII| about him were, for his eyes were shut in manner of a
200 VII| written that he enlumineth the eyes, giveth life, health and
201 VII| deprived both of nose and eyes by corruption of the said
202 VII| to lift upward to God the eyes of our heart as to him that
203 VII| after, they put out his eyes of his head with their fingers,
204 VII| O Erasmus lift up thine eyes, the crown of everlasting
205 VII| that he lift up his holy eyes unto heaven, and he saw
206 VII| joyful, and he cast his eyes upward to heaven, with lifting
207 VII| was seen with many men s eyes, shining clearer than the
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