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1 I| thee. And by this thing he drew us most to his love. That
2 I| And therefore the Romans drew out the body and in derision
3 I| out of the furnace, which drew them by force into the furnace;
4 I| seventh, how Jesu Christ drew the holy fathers out of
5 I| the herdmen, and also he drew water for us and gave to
6 I| his bosom again, and he drew it out and it was then like
7 II| thee. And so he did and drew him out of the water to
8 II| egg, which Tobias took and drew from his father's eyes,
9 II| perceived no moving of him, he drew the curtain and seeing the
10 II| preaching of S. Matthew, and drew out his eyes, and cast him
11 II| took they S. Andrew and drew him through the places,
12 II| shall not do it. Then he drew out his sword all naked.
13 II| hands and feet, and all drew, but she abode alway still
14 II| his blood, and the hounds drew his body into pieces, in
15 II| paynims, for to sleep, and he drew out one of these bodies
16 II| ring thereon, and then she drew her finger again and kept
17 II| tormented so that all the people drew to him and wondered on him;
18 III| words opened his body and drew out his heart and cut it
19 III| that this lady held and drew fast, and she held fast,
20 III| held fast, and so long he drew and haled that the candle
21 III| of a little black child, drew him out of the church by
22 III| the child by the hair, and drew him to land, and after,
23 III| set to school, and anon he drew him to perfect living, for
24 III| fair, took S. Ambrose and drew him by his vestments and
25 III| was upon his horse, and drew out his sword and garnished
26 III| four carts with oxen that drew him out of the city.~Then
27 III| about his neck, and after, drew him throughout the city,
28 III| cord about his neck and drew him like as they had done
29 III| monks his brethren, and drew them to holy living by good
30 III| to roar and cry, and fast drew away, but S. Dunstan held
31 III| Canterbury. And when they drew nigh the city they came
32 III| cord about his neck, and drew him out of the city, and
33 III| the men that came for him drew him cruelly to the judge
34 III| one of the knights that drew S. Alban toward his martyrdom,
35 III| And then forthwith they drew out his teeth of his head,
36 III| hands behind him fast, and drew him forth going afoot, and
37 III| semblance of a dove.~S. John drew him towards Bethany, upon
38 III| hours. The mother came and drew it out, and bare it all
39 IV| church which was cripple, and drew her body and legs after
40 IV| torments caught the sheep and drew them to the faith from the
41 IV| then the wicked traitor drew the body into a great valley
42 IV| cord about his neck and drew him, seeing this miracle
43 IV| governing or driving of any body drew it forth unto the middle
44 IV| St. Michael. And when it drew to night the sick man died,
45 IV| necks of their gods, and drew them to the earth, and brake
46 IV| cord about his neck, and drew him through the city unto
47 IV| the Arians, and anon they drew him from the middle of the
48 IV| and beat him cruelly, and drew him from the highest of
49 IV| hands behind him, and after, drew him with a cord about his
50 IV| up some great fish, and drew up the books of S. Dominic
51 IV| silver, ne money, and he drew him forcibly by the cope
52 IV| Jesu Christ and his mother drew up the ladders into heaven
53 IV| devoutly serve God. And then he drew out his ointment, which
54 IV| lord sleeping. And then he drew to him by gifts and prayers,
55 IV| shall find. And then he drew her out of the privy chamber,
56 IV| without any harm or hurt, and drew him out, and demanded him
57 V| gathered his bones they drew them afar that one from
58 V| prayed for him. And then he drew off his hand, but it was
59 V| then one of the knights drew up an arrow follily for
60 V| to the pit and there they drew out that holy image. And
61 V| thereto that yesterday he drew so much his mind on her
62 V| divine Scriptures, which he drew covetously, and after shed
63 V| blood of young men that drew to her. Which thing came
64 V| the first was Dread which drew Thaisis from evil, and the
65 VI| to follow the light and drew nigh. Then the old man asked
66 VI| there were twain to whom I drew much for their honest conversation,
67 VI| Edward, knowing that his hour drew nigh, spake to them that
68 VI| pall was taken off they drew forth his arms, they moved
69 VI| felt greater pain when they drew out their venom again, than
70 VI| took him by the arms and drew him up. And as this strife
71 VI| of alms, for by them that drew him by the arms upward it
72 VI| that they came to him and drew him out all whole. And they
73 VI| the odour of good fame he drew the people to him, and by
74 VI| And by his holy example he drew many to him. And at the
75 VI| gave any alms. Then Martin drew out his sword and carved
76 VI| and did so much that she drew her sister named Agnes into
77 VI| tyrant, a knight, took and drew her by the hair, and the
78 VI| Jesu Christ. But the felons drew this virgin against her
79 VI| and rent her clothes and drew and rased out her hair.
80 VI| comforted her always. For she drew out of the holy wounds of
81 VI| sorrow and heaviness she drew a fervent love full of desire,
82 VI| this holy and good Clare drew fast to her end. And the
83 VI| with furor, incontinent drew his sword to have slain
84 VI| took her by the hair and drew her down from the mountain
85 VI| so great ardour that she drew others to good living.~On
86 VI| to fast the Friday, and drew them to virtuous and holy
87 VI| him of his purpose, and drew him away from thence with
88 VII| and the queen, whom she drew to the christian faith by
89 VII| to the feet of a bull and drew him unto the highest place
90 VII| island, and thitherward they drew. In that island was joy
91 VII| between their hands and drew it out in such wise that
92 VII| showed to him a man that drew water out of a lake and
93 VII| parts over the sea, and drew to him by his simulation
94 VII| draw to him by might he drew to him by feigned holiness.
95 VII| people against him, and drew out his eyes and cut off
96 VII| girths of the horse. He drew, and stretched out of length
97 VII| fearfully to the prior, and drew him out by the hair, and
98 VII| to the friar that S. Paul drew S. Thomas out of the school
99 VII| he had made his prayer he drew his staff over the earth.
100 VII| wheresoever the holy hermit Fiacre drew his staff, the trees fell
101 VII| and round about where he drew his staff was a ditch suddenly
102 VII| in the meanwhile that he drew so his staff, there came
103 VII| Evangel to all creatures, he drew him to the sinister part,
104 VII| slain him, wherefore he drew himself into the city of
105 VII| sins, and those same he drew not out of hell, for they
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