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1 I| say, Lord, give light to mine eyes. After, came the law
2 I| judge this sinner to be mine for his trespass, which
3 I| is thine by nature, he is mine by his misery, he is thine
4 I| thine by the passion, he is mine by monition. To thee he
5 I| thy vesture and is come to mine. Right just deemer, judge
6 I| deemer, judge him to be mine for to be damned with me.
7 I| gladness, and I stretch mine in the cross in great opprobrium
8 I| of vain glory, and I have mine opened with a spear. Nevertheless
9 I| gathered thee and bare thee in mine arms and delivered thee
10 I| laboured, I sweat, I put mine head against the thorns,
11 I| against the thorns, stretched mine hands unto the nails, opened
12 I| high I shall draw to me all mine of whom hell hath holden
13 I| born in the world, in to mine hands in the Temple, and
14 I| tuum: I have now seen with mine eyen thine health which
15 I| blood. I have made man after mine image. Whosomever sheddeth
16 I| might keep and hold for mine. And ten year after that
17 I| said to his father: Father mine. What wilt thou, my son?
18 I| hunger, what shall avail me mine inheritance if I die, and
19 I| son and said to him: Son mine, which answered: Father,
20 I| father and said: Father mine, and he answered: I am here;
21 I| father saying: Arise, father mine, and eat of the venison
22 I| Our Lord God hath beholden mine humility and meekness, now
23 I| and meekness, now shall mine husband love me. She conceived
24 I| The Lord hath taken away mine opprobrium and shame, and
25 I| happen; I am restored to mine office and that other is
26 I| my people. And shall show mine hand, and such wonders on
27 I| Lord, saying: The Lord is mine exaltation, for this is
28 II| me so, and hast suffered mine enemy to flee? And Michal
29 II| and yet I would not lay mine hand on him that is anointed
30 II| came and have seen it with mine eyes, and I have now well
31 II| and unto thee I address mine eyes. I ask and require
32 II| father and mother, and that mine eyes may see your sons ere
33 II| body to be defouled without mine assent, and against my will,
34 II| embraced them, and said: Mine apostle hath blessed you
35 II| pleaseth God, this shall be mine, and the apostle shall make
36 II| recovered thy wife I have lost mine, and my wife is worse to
37 II| thy God, I should worship mine. And the king said: Why
38 II| God to record it was never mine intent to displease the
39 II| I have offended, and for mine offence and trespass this
40 II| Rome for to be assoiled of mine offences; and departed towards
41 II| of thy milk, to put upon mine eyes, and therewith I shall
42 II| is, there was on that was mine and I have lost him, for
43 II| abomination shall come to mine altar. And anon after, the
44 II| sustenance and staff of mine old age, sweetly nourished
45 II| and quencheth the light of mine eyes, I would have given
46 II| which touched my tongue and mine ears, and anon I received
47 II| be verily the nephew of mine humility, make thee ready
48 III| evils of this world, for mine eyes corporal and spiritual
49 III| peace after thy word, for mine eyes have seen thy health,
50 III| She answered: Christ is mine health. Quintianus said:
51 III| and kept to my Lord, sith mine infancy, yet I shall keep
52 III| youth, which hast taken from mine heart the love of the world
53 III| why should not I doubt mine emperor Jesu Christ, which
54 III| and sometime I come to mine intent, and accomplish my
55 III| said, I have not only lost mine eyes, but also my heart
56 III| child said to Cuthbert: All mine heaviness is only for thee,
57 III| For I have purposed in mine heart that I shall never
58 III| should strangle him with mine own hand and bring him to
59 III| for if I should recount mine estate ye should flee away
60 III| receive me in peace for mine eyes have seen my Saviour.
61 III| rich man answered: Sir, mine estate is happy enough and
62 III| Peace be to thee Mark, mine Evangelist! be not in doubt,
63 III| This was my son, the sin is mine and cometh on me, eat on
64 III| destroyed. For Zacheus, mine old father, said to Simon
65 III| I be a child of body yet mine heart is old, and by the
66 III| all thine affection, and mine ears be open to thy prayers,
67 III| but said: Show to me where mine ass is, for he that brought
68 III| Alas! alas! I have lost mine hands. Then said to him
69 III| he: The gods be come into mine house, and anon after these
70 III| thing, but have followed mine admonishments, and these
71 III| saying: I knowledge to God mine error and demand forgiveness,
72 III| salutation entered into mine ears, the child that is
73 IV| and seldom with worts, is mine usage, and I have such clothing
74 IV| thy head, that I may bind mine eyes therewith, and afterwards
75 IV| Who shall give tears to mine eyes, and to my brows a
76 IV| may say woe to me, master mine, verily woe to me. Now the
77 IV| ever stolen anything of mine, I pray God and S. Thomas
78 IV| him, and said: Come hither mine own father, and flee not
79 IV| which have lent to thee mine ass, and yet I shall lend
80 IV| christian I should avenge mine injury. And then Christopher
81 IV| from me, but intend in to mine help; and forthwith she
82 IV| I shall receive thee in mine heaven, and all them that
83 IV| take it, but said: Show me mine ass, for he that brought
84 IV| that ye had showed tofore mine eyes my members so detrenched,
85 IV| said: This place is all mine, for when the friars be
86 IV| here, and this house is mine and thou art not righteous,
87 IV| soul, but it ought to be mine, for I have thereof an instrument
88 IV| said yet again: The soul is mine, for if he hath done any
89 IV| shall ravish thee out of mine hands, for in my hands be
90 V| his son Rocke, and said: O mine only son Rocke, thou seest
91 V| assailings of a thief, for mine hostess enforced to take
92 V| the kingdom of heaven by mine own merits, but our Lord
93 V| ween thou to take me out of mine house? Nay, thou shalt not!
94 V| Take this staff which is mine, and lay it in thy bed,
95 V| I have ever trusted less mine own wit than any others.
96 V| God. For the hastiness of mine understanding and the gift
97 V| make sweet and soft all mine empeshments and lettings,
98 V| borne thy words fixed in mine entrails, and the ensamples
99 V| The voices have run in mine ears, and thy truth hath
100 V| thy truth hath dropped in mine heart, and then tears have
101 V| cried with an high cry of mine heart: O in pace, O in id
102 V| delights and voluptuosities of mine ears have bowed and subdued
103 V| find it not in the legend, mine exemplar, neither in English,
104 V| heaven, I pray thee destroy mine idols which may not save
105 V| in prison in hostage for mine. And in this saying she
106 V| for I confess that I have mine.~There was a thief that
107 V| suffer their martyrdom and mine also. And when she heard
108 V| chapter: Lo! here I send mine angel which shall make ready
109 V| chapter: I send to thee mine angel which shall keep thee
110 V| enforced me so much from mine infancy as for to eschew
111 V| Nay, it shall neither be mine nor thine, and anon the
112 V| husband, in God's name and mine, that now is the time of
113 V| and ye shall avenge me of mine adversary, whiles ye take
114 V| for I carried thee upon mine ass, and kissed thy feet,
115 V| and have set them tofore mine eyes, and like as the breath
116 V| sins departed never from mine eyes, but always have bewept
117 VI| from me, and they be become mine adversaries. My father is
118 VI| knowledge that he is assoiled by mine authority from the bond
119 VI| Lord hath enjoined me by mine office, and I shall loose
120 VI| is, then our Lord opened mine eyes, and I saw the seven
121 VI| with almsdeeds. For though mine enemy the fiend may not
122 VI| charge, for I knew well mine unconning at such time when
123 VI| prologue; saying: It is mine advice, and I assent, good
124 VI| keep thou so my mouth that mine heart decline not into words
125 VI| much as I may go about with mine ass in a night, I desire,
126 VI| answered to him: Our Lord is mine helper, and therefore I
127 VI| said: I have heard it, for mine ears were at thy mouth when
128 VI| which appertaineth to me for mine excuse. And the people said
129 VI| by the cardinals of Rome, mine oath of truth that I have
130 VI| free, and shall give him of mine heritage. And anon he committed
131 VI| shouldst be my solace in mine age; alas! what solace may
132 VI| my dear son, the light of mine age, why hast thou made
133 VI| my comfort and solace in mine old age how mightest thou
134 VI| mother? who shall give to mine eyes from henceforth a fountain
135 VI| pain unto the sorrow of mine heart? And after this came
136 VI| all counsel human; and if mine uncle would marry me to
137 VI| filth, and set no more by mine own children than I do by
138 VI| Lord, I beseech thee that mine heart and body may be undefouled
139 VI| that ye should hallow of mine house a church. And then
140 VI| believed providence, but mine own conscience denieth me
141 VII| he that shall be lord of mine heart and mine husband shall
142 VII| be lord of mine heart and mine husband shall have the four
143 VII| will be his wife with all mine heart, if he vouchsafe to
144 VII| with all the pure love of mine heart. And with this she
145 VII| our Lady said to her: Now mine own daughter be glad and
146 VII| pleaseth me, and your desire is mine, for I desire that she be
147 VII| Lord, I thank you with all mine heart of all your great
148 VII| of my soul, have ye ever mine on me. And with that he
149 VII| my father, my friend and mine only spouse. And then a
150 VII| soul and comfort of all mine evils, is deceived; which
151 VII| the palm that I bear in mine hand shall never depart
152 VII| Depart ye, and go ye from me, mine enemies, for I know you
153 VII| passeth lightly through mine ears. To whom the prince
154 VII| for me, them I bought with mine own money, and therefore
155 VII| said: I have seen it with mine eyes. Then he demanded him
156 VII| bishop said: And sith I took mine habit, I suffered never
157 VII| and said: I did never yet mine own will ne I never did
158 VII| for I have done this in mine old age, I pray you pray
159 VII| howbeit I should always bear mine own sins tofore me, and
160 VII| and I shall say: It is mine; and thou shalt say: It
161 VII| It is not so, but it is mine, and thus shall the strife
162 VII| sack so and said: It is mine, and that other said: Nay,
163 VII| other said: Nay, but it is mine, and that other said: Then
164 VII| Go thy way and flee from mine eyes that I see thee no
165 VII| show it not to me, for mine eyes be not whole, and am
166 VII| shall return again and do mine own needs. And then he being
167 VII| of thy father, for she is mine only daughter, and I have
168 VII| heaviness, thou hast dishonoured mine old age, thou hast darkened
169 VII| hast darkened the light of mine eyes, son, why hast thou
170 VII| thee that I never did to mine enemies. To whom Josaphat
171 VII| right sweet son, honour thou mine old age, son, dread thy
172 VII| tongue out of thine head with mine hands, and give it to dogs,
173 VII| Josaphat said: Our Lord is mine helper. I doubt no thing
174 VII| place is belonging to me by mine own heritage, coming from
175 VII| own heritage, coming from mine ancestry, and if it seem
176 VII| and his church I ne spare mine old age, and have no pity
177 VII| and honours, and expose mine own self to peril for Jesu
178 VII| saying: Take and eat, here is mine own proper body. And in
179 VII| Take you and eat, this is mine own body, saying five words
180 VII| for here is the chalice of mine own proper blood, and right
181 VII| bread and eat it, it is mine own body, therefore in this
182 VII| delivered and kept from all mine enemies, that is to wit
183 VII| glad and comforted with mine ascension. I will that thou
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