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1 I| of the translator's work, greatly to the advantage of the
2 I| lost the sight, and were greatly enjoyed. ~And we ought to
3 I| glorify them, and the more greatly we praise them. The third
4 I| shall multiply thy seed greatly. And Abram fell down lowting
5 I| caused me and my realm to sin greatly. Thou hast done that thou
6 I| son Esau. Isaac then was greatly abashed and astonied, and
7 I| brother Esau, for I fear him greatly lest he come and smite down
8 I| morning Pharaoh awoke and was greatly afeard of these dreams,
9 I| hunger oppressed all the land greatly. And when the corn that
10 I| increased and multiplied greatly, and lived therein seventeen
11 I| Israel grew and multiplied greatly, and filled the earth. Then
12 I| the people grew and were greatly comforted. And because the
13 I| they wailed and sorrowed greatly therefore. ~After this the
14 II| all Israel bewailed him greatly. Then there was a rich man
15 II| of all that day, he was greatly troubled. Then the phitoness
16 II| squire would not for he was greatly afeard. Then Saul took his
17 II| committed on Uriah displeased greatly our Lord. ~Then our Lord
18 II| and said: I have sinned greatly in this deed, but I pray
19 II| began to be sorry and heavy greatly, both he and Anna his wife
20 II| famous woman and dreaded God greatly. And when she had heard
21 II| homicide who was troubled greatly upon her deliverance; and
22 II| the bishop marvelled him greatly, as well for the great noblesse
23 II| and of the drawing much greatly tormented, and therefore
24 II| intent, that the king was greatly wroth, and anon banished
25 II| fiends enforced them so greatly that they made S. Basil
26 II| and when he saw her he was greatly abashed and demanded her
27 II| that heard this wondered greatly, and then understood they
28 III| the Holy Ghost showed so greatly his grace, that from the
29 III| of which the church is greatly illumined. He was never
30 III| merit which abounded so greatly in secular riches. Upon
31 III| heard himself named he was greatly amarvelled, and anon he
32 III| of the saint, but he was greatly dismayed how he might bury
33 III| christian men, and they reproved greatly these wicked tyrants. And
34 III| and the lay people were greatly discomforted and wept for
35 III| sorrow, and reprehended him greatly of that he had such a thing
36 III| all the people marvelled greatly; howbeit her taper was out,
37 III| England, and every man praised greatly S. Dunstan for his holy
38 III| all the people marvelled greatly of that miracle, and the
39 III| the which they marvelled greatly. And when they saw the scripture
40 III| the earth then they were greatly abashed because of their
41 III| against a saint displeaseth greatly almighty God.~And from thence
42 III| the ladder, and marvelled greatly what this should mean, for
43 III| therefore he is worshipped greatly in his palace, do thou the
44 III| disciples of our Lord, and is greatly praised in the history of
45 III| aforesaid moved the people greatly against him, so much that
46 III| that they had trespassed greatly in the servant of God. Then
47 III| people of this land sorrowed greatly for this good king's death,
48 III| that all the people were greatly comforted thereby. And thus
49 III| which was granted to him and greatly allowed for his manly desire
50 III| ascension, whereof he was greatly troubled, and came on the
51 III| had found that he began greatly to thank our Lord God thereof,
52 IV| sorrow, and in his mind be greatly abashed? Lo! Peter the foundement
53 IV| great sea, he joyed him as greatly as though he had been led
54 IV| wisely, that it increased greatly in good living, through
55 IV| Thomas heard this he was greatly abashed, and went and found
56 IV| in England that desired greatly to have grey eyes, for she
57 IV| much as she shone in beauty greatly, and in riches, so much
58 IV| seen, said he, that I am greatly amarvelled of, and am sore
59 IV| then the priest desired greatly to know the truth of this
60 IV| of great joy, and thanked greatly our Lord. And on the said
61 IV| a church and endowed it greatly, and after ended her life
62 IV| death. The fourth he sighed greatly, and said: I thank God and
63 IV| said: Sire, hereof I am greatly abashed and no man believeth
64 IV| nine years old he marvelled greatly seeing his father and mother
65 IV| his father and mother so greatly to vary in the observation
66 IV| Theodosius the emperor, was greatly tormented with a devil,
67 IV| that had a son that was greatly tormented with scrofula,
68 IV| christened, they entended greatly to enhance the church. And
69 IV| the glorious Virgin was greatly esprised and embraced with
70 IV| blessed Virgin beheld, and was greatly abashed for joy, and might
71 IV| to give, whereof he was greatly ashamed. And he went into
72 IV| we, in beholding thee, be greatly comforted, like as we should
73 IV| incomparable surmounteth greatly this estimation that I feel
74 V| of this young man and was greatly achauffed and strongly desired
75 V| will go up. And he being greatly admarvelled, said: What
76 V| body and his sepulchre were greatly honoured for the miracles
77 V| And they twain increased greatly the church by the gifts
78 V| from time to time. And was greatly tormented, so that he had
79 V| meantime he began to be so greatly tormented with toothache,
80 V| name of a king. He abounded greatly in riches, and entended
81 V| befallen him, and all marvelled greatly, and gave laud and praising
82 V| chauffed in her love, and was greatly troubled how she might do
83 V| provost heard this he was greatly moved, and sent for a multitude
84 V| Holy Cross and faith were greatly enhanced. And it is to be
85 V| Arians, which then increased greatly. And they had a church without
86 V| christian men, sighing he wailed greatly, and said he had been well
87 V| with evil thoughts, and was greatly inflamed in desire of the
88 V| devils came and beat him greatly in the visage, and he crying
89 V| death, his coat I should be greatly comforted. And after this
90 V| And then they marvelled greatly, and gave thankings unto
91 VI| the realm of England was greatly troubled with the Danes,
92 VI| his birth, hoping to be greatly relieved by him. Yet always
93 VI| a vision by which he was greatly comforted. For in a night,
94 VI| commending his chastity greatly, and his clean living. And
95 VI| when it was moved, he was greatly abashed, dreading to lose
96 VI| awaiting on him marvelled greatly, but durst say nothing to
97 VI| hearing this, marvelled greatly, and sent into Denmark to
98 VI| and the clergy marvelled greatly, and gave laud and praising
99 VI| departing, he marvelled greatly, and thought verily that
100 VI| thought verily that he was greatly beloved of God and was with
101 VI| eat, and the fisher was so greatly abashed of the light that
102 VI| Then the fisher marvelled greatly of the sight that he had
103 VI| And the king, which was greatly comforted with the sight,
104 VI| sight again. Then he was greatly comforted, and gat him a
105 VI| that were there marvelled greatly, but none durst ask of him
106 VI| saying of the king they greatly marvelled, and anon they
107 VI| And then the emperor was greatly abashed of that sight, and
108 VI| that sight, and commended greatly the holiness of S. Edward,
109 VI| realms of the world were greatly troubled with divers diseases.~
110 VI| approached, and they sorrowed greatly as they that wist not whither
111 VI| were about him marvelled greatly, for they weened verily
112 VI| resignation, they marvelled greatly and were all abashed, and
113 VI| they saw him they marvelled greatly, and besought Almighty God
114 VI| despised but to be honoured greatly, and to worship the bodies
115 VI| and began to praise much greatly this sweet saint, S. Clare,
116 VI| Amen.~It was not long after greatly, that Agnes, sister of S.
117 VI| Perugia which had her throat greatly swollen of a malady called
118 VI| heaven. Then S. Barbara was greatly rejoiced by the great comfort
119 VI| prior came to him, they were greatly amarvelled and doubted much
120 VI| saw this she repented her greatly and did so never more after.
121 VI| time S. Edmund increased so greatly in virtue that every man
122 VI| a daughter that laboured greatly to make S. Edmund to sin
123 VI| ghastful manner, blaming him greatly for that he had not said
124 VI| of the church and menaced greatly S. Edmund. And when S. Edmund
125 VI| heard of this cursing he was greatly moved against S. Edmund,
126 VI| likeness of pity I consider you greatly to err. For there is no
127 VI| glorify myself, but I am greatly troubled in my mind, that
128 VII| Holy Cross. Which place is greatly honoured, and our Lord showeth
129 VII| all the people marvelled greatly. Then the judge said to
130 VII| them in which they were greatly troubled long time, and
131 VII| then S. Brandon marvelled greatly how the light burned so
132 VII| Cistercians, he was prayed greatly of the monks that it would
133 VII| force of abstinence he right greatly had made lean his flesh.~
134 VII| me and delighteth right greatly, for it is a holy place
135 VII| good soul, profited right greatly in all things, more than
136 VII| throughly whole, and fulfilled greatly with the grace of God, and
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