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1 I| and ye have given to me no meat. The other shall not be
2 I| hunger and ye have given me meat. The other shall not be
3 I| ought to give to the hungry meat, to the thirsty drink, to
4 I| of phage, that is to say meat. And of this fourth miracle
5 I| thee in the desert with meat royal; thou accusest me
6 I| of his divinity under the meat of our humanity, and the
7 I| the fiend would take the meat of the flesh, and was taken
8 I| and within he hath set his meat, that is his blood. For
9 I| to drink, his flesh in to meat, and his divinity in to
10 I| faithful given his own body in meat, and his precious blood
11 I| where they were fed with meat celestial, and it is said
12 I| died in desert, but this meat that ye now receive is the
13 I| confirmation. And to other is given meat for to sustain them, and
14 I| punished in seeking his meat, as it is said to him: Accursed
15 I| beasts, for none use of the meat of them, but only for to
16 I| to me thereof such manner meat as thou knowest that I am
17 I| venison, and make thereof meat that I may eat, and that
18 I| and I shall make of them meat such as thy father shall
19 I| ordained them into such meat as she knew well that his
20 I| said Isaac: Bring to me the meat of thine hunting, my son,
21 I| that Esau came with his meat that he had gotten with
22 I| that I had three baskets of meat upon my head, and in that
23 I| methought I bare all the meat of the bakehouse and birds
24 I| cried to Pharaoh asking meat, to whom he answered: Go
25 I| came into Egypt for to buy meat to them, and to eschew the
26 I| Egypt and buy for us some meat, that we may live. Judah
27 I| earth, and that ye may have meat to live by. It is not by
28 I| commandment of Pharaoh, and meat to eat by the way. He commanded
29 I| promise to you to sow, and for meat to your servants and to
30 I| frogs entered into their meat. so many that they covered
31 I| abhor and loathe this light meat. For which cause God sent
32 II| wept for sorrow and ate no meat. To whom Elkanah her husband
33 II| ye that I shall send the meat that I have made ready for
34 II| sent to him his dish with meat. Uriah would not go home,
35 II| of the poor man and made meat thereof to his guest. David
36 II| Solomon had daily for the meat of his household thirty
37 II| he had builded, and the meat and service of his table,
38 II| of his house, leaving his meat, and fasting came to the
39 II| hid the corpse, he ate his meat with wailing and dread,
40 II| ready that were necessary to meat. He did do slay two fat
41 II| four wethers, and to ordain meat for all his neighbours and
42 II| found Tobias sitting at meat, and came to him and kissed
43 II| there, and to give to her meat from his feast, to whom
44 II| she might not eat of his meat, but that she hath brought
45 II| but that she hath brought meat with her for to eat. Then
46 II| Holofernes said: When that meat faileth what shall we give
47 II| and said: I shall eat no meat till I know whether our
48 II| overthrown, and shalt be made meat to beasts. And the emperor
49 II| sins; and fourthly, unto meat, because the word of God
50 II| soul is better than the meat of the body. And consider
51 II| eat an apple last after meat. On a time he demanded a
52 II| and his meiny with boiled meat. And so it was that the
53 II| communication he demanded him what meat he had eaten, and he said:
54 II| same day as the king sat at meat all the bread that he handled
55 II| ate on his table and took meat at his hand. It happed on
56 II| Basil gave to him a little meat for to comfort him and marked
57 II| them not. S. Basil gave him meat and closed the door and
58 II| sorry that he would eat no meat, but he said: Alas! I am
59 II| abstinent of convenable meat. ~
60 III| were departed in work, in meat, and drink, but in saying
61 III| she set her eyes to her meat, without eating fish, ne
62 III| ne milk, eggs, or white meat, in which many ween to do
63 III| saying: Thou hast sent to me meat for dumb beasts, therefore
64 III| of heaven brought to him meat for to eat. And it seemed
65 III| none should give to her meat ne drink. And when she was
66 III| the poor men were set at meat, he told at the table sitting
67 III| which ministered to him meat for to eat. And because
68 III| priest arose and bare his meat with him and sought so long
69 III| him: Arise and take thy meat and refection for it is
70 III| there was one that bare meat accompanied with him, and
71 III| and said he would eat no meat till he came to S. Benet.
72 III| monks and commanded that his meat should be brought to him,
73 III| and served diligently with meat and drink and other necessaries.
74 III| delectations that I have had in meat and drink, the good wines,
75 III| am nourished of spiritual meat of the word of our Lord.
76 III| exposition of scriptures, meat of angels by his glorious
77 III| was a priest, that sat at meat with others, which said
78 III| they were four days without meat and drink in great anguish
79 III| the husbands, plucked the meat out of others' mouths; and
80 III| gave to them not of her meat. Then she showed to them
81 III| seven nights without an meat and drink, and after he
82 III| have never salt to make his meat savoury. And two times in
83 III| great hunger, but he had not meat for them and him. This cowherd
84 III| silver full of delicious meat, the which he received,
85 III| he received, and gave the meat to his servants, and retained
86 III| country. An angel brought meat to them, and he did many
87 III| received him, and gave to him meat and drink necessary for
88 III| them clean, and gave them meat and drink, and clothed them;
89 III| as well of drink as of meat, and in especial for to
90 IV| make by an enchanter mortal meat, and made him to eat it,
91 IV| made him to eat it, which meat this holy man ate without
92 IV| was delivered. What his meat was and his clothing, the
93 IV| He offered not sheep ne meat, but he sacrificed himself
94 IV| honey, but with much fouler meat he was content. For oft
95 IV| oft he left his necessary meat for the fervent study that
96 IV| full of all manner of good meat, and he that bare it said
97 IV| sitting by the corpse without meat. And every night came home
98 IV| so good point and ate no meat. That valley whereas S.
99 IV| servant and ministered to them meat and drink, returned in great
100 IV| they were comforted of the meat, and were more strong for
101 IV| for hunger and fault of meat. Then the ministers and
102 IV| eschewed flesh and all fat meat, eggs, cheese and wine;
103 IV| have no salt to savour his meat, and twice in the year he
104 IV| much hunger. But he had not meat enough for him and for his
105 IV| silver full of delicious meat, the which he retained for
106 IV| some friars to take much meat by which they be let to
107 IV| place to dwell in, more meat for to eat, better air to
108 IV| drunken, he was fat of this meat, and drunken of the chalice,
109 IV| covered, but ere he took any meat, the knights came and haled
110 IV| of them that took of the meat forbidden. And by right
111 IV| reward of thy milk for my meat. Come now fast, and haste
112 IV| body be not delivered into meat of worms, I doubt to say
113 V| sight of God, he that bare meat to S. Rocke into the prison,
114 V| was unnethe drawn to any meat for delight of appetite,
115 V| and he went to take his meat like as he should have gone
116 V| savour and tasting of his meat. For sometimes he drank
117 V| might have deceived him by meat, and if he had no hunger,
118 V| heaven on high, saying: I am meat of greatness increased and
119 V| not change me in thee as meat of thy flesh, but thou shalt
120 V| lessons and disputations than meat, and had these verses written
121 V| kitchen, and found yet all the meat cold that they should have
122 V| Also of that he had stolen meat from the table out of the
123 V| should take nourishing of meat like a medicine, but when
124 V| would fast and never eat meat till she had of him some
125 V| angel came and gave to her meat. And in the fourteenth year
126 V| been there ten days without meat, our Lord Jesu Christ appeared
127 V| and said to her: Take this meat of my hand, I am thy saviour
128 V| dinner, and as they were at meat, it happed to him that was
129 V| did it because he ate his meat so foul, and the other said
130 V| shut her in prison without meat seven days, and pressed
131 V| in the strength of that meat unto the mount of God, Oreb.
132 V| our guests and give them meat, abide ye the will of our
133 V| poor men that seek their meat from door to door.~He loved
134 V| days in the prison without meat and drink, and after, he
135 VI| asking him if he had any meat to eat, and the fisher was
136 VI| entered in and asked after meat and drink, and anon he felt
137 VI| that he is let to take his meat, he sharpeth it and whetteth
138 VI| chapter: Keep you from the meat of the Pharisees, and there
139 VI| they might not take neither meat nor drink as long as they
140 VI| were out they took both meat and drink. And one, Daria,
141 VI| tormented three days without meat and drink and without sleep,
142 VI| Gallinaria and there took for his meat, herbs. And among others
143 VI| was seventeen days without meat or drink. And nevertheless
144 VI| into her body no corporal meat, and she was so strong by
145 VI| abstinence, and ate so little meat that men wondered whereby
146 VI| Advent he ate never but Lent meat, and when the archbishop
147 VI| fed him and gave to him meat and drink to live by, wherefore
148 VI| Fr.), fragments of broken meat. ~rought, v., i., heeded. ~
149 VII| should be twelve days without meat and drink, Jesu Christ sent
150 VII| dove which fed her with meat celestial. And after this,
151 VII| Verily, I took never sith meat of man, but Jesu Christ
152 VII| stomach had indignation of meat seven weeks continually,
153 VII| unnethe he might retain any meat, and was strait and short-breathed,
154 VII| prison nine days long without meat or drink, but she was that
155 VII| here half a year without meat, drink, or sleep, and they
156 VII| ready set full of good meat and drink. And then S. Brandon
157 VII| fire was right hot and the meat nigh sodden, then this island
158 VII| ship and left the fire and meat behind them, and marvelled
159 VII| which served them well of meat and drink, for every monk
160 VII| this table and setteth our meat and drink tofore us, but
161 VII| cometh, ne we ordain never no meat ne drink for us, and yet
162 VII| there forty years without meat and drink ordained by man'
163 VII| and must labour for our meat, but God hath provided for
164 VII| hath provided for thee such meat as thou holdest thee pleased,
165 VII| slow to labour, scarce in meat and clothing, and said he
166 VII| not go out, and that his meat ne drink savoured him not
167 VII| there he should find neither meat ne clothes, but should be
168 VII| one of the messes of the meat from the board, and the
169 VII| that he might retain no meat, yet he required always
170 VII| and three nights without meat or drink. Then the abbot
171 VII| apperceived that he gave his meat unto the poor people. He
172 VII| they would have asked their meat, and cried so strongly that
173 VII| to them largely wine and meat, and get of them leave to
174 VII| without drink, and without meat, and without the sight and
175 VII| or by fault and lack of meat, thou shalt die here in
176 VII| the holy man and demanded meat and clothing. Soon commanded
177 VII| their beds, and made their meat ready, and so he was both
178 VII| that he might of his own meat feed his fellows. He set
179 VII| administered to them the meat that they should eat, and
180 VII| ate with them of the said meat, that is to wit brown bread,
181 VII| solemn holidays plenty of meat to be dressed and ready
182 VII| and to them administered meat with his own hands, and
183 VII| which he administered both meat and drink, bed and fire
184 VII| labourers, and none other meat he ne had, and to his drink
185 VII| and there lived with such meat and drink by the space of
186 VII| of seven days without any meat or drink, ever being in
187 VII| his court, he administered meat and drink with his own hands,
188 VII| and cerved them both of meat and drink. He ever had,
189 VII| many times kneeling, giving meat to the poor with his own
190 VII| with his own hands both meat and drink within the mouth
191 VII| his body by abstinence of meat and drink and made it lean
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