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1 I| this fourth miracle some doubt if it were done on this
2 I| place. The fourth to the doubt of the Jews and their curiosity,
3 I| sore afraid and in great doubt. And therefore the Romans
4 I| a malefactor should much doubt when he shall hear the business
5 I| in the region of the air, doubt much when they hear the
6 I| the enemies dread much and doubt. For they dread the staff
7 I| enemies so much dread and doubt it. ~
8 I| doubted of that which we doubt not. Secondly, he abode
9 I| courage, and firm without doubt, for to believe that which
10 I| dare not enter, for they doubt and dread much the sign
11 II| her. Then said Raguel: I doubt not God hath admitted my
12 II| of Moses, and now have no doubt but I shall give her to
13 II| voice: Daughter, be sure and doubt nothing; for he for whose
14 II| touch her sepulchre, without doubt ye shall be anon guerished
15 II| thee, much more I ought to doubt thee, and when Felix had
16 II| foul a thing I shall never doubt thee. ~After, he went into
17 II| and everlasting, without doubt they would haste them for
18 II| Tranquillinus said: It is folly to doubt more human puissance than
19 II| venomous tongue of the devil, I doubt nothing of thy torments,
20 II| aspre torments and cruel, doubt thee now a vanquisher. And
21 III| humbled himself for us, and to doubt him, because he is our judge
22 III| mortal, why should not I doubt mine emperor Jesu Christ,
23 III| alas ! caitiff that I am, I doubt me that yet she will take
24 III| and mother were in great doubt, and thought what was best
25 III| brethren, well ought we to have doubt of the scourge of God ere
26 III| learned that they ought not doubt ne of abundance ne of poverty.~
27 III| weep. He was of so great doubt that, when it was told to
28 III| ye and why weep ye, and doubt ye of nothing. When she
29 III| George: Fair daughter, doubt ye no thing hereof for I
30 III| George said to them: Ne doubt ye no thing, without more,
31 III| that these christian people doubt not our torments. The enchanter
32 III| answered the blessed George: Doubt thee nothing, fair daughter,
33 III| mine Evangelist! be not in doubt, for I am with thee and
34 III| emperor Nero, the Jews had doubt that he would take him out
35 III| he said to her: Have no doubt dame ne dread, for this
36 III| confess him and without doubt he should be whole, and
37 III| their help. None ought to doubt that the enemy, that saw
38 III| do make=caused to made. ~doubt, v., to fear.~eme, n., uncle. ~
39 IV| better God than thee, and we doubt nothing thy menaces because
40 IV| from the flesh. ~Some have doubt whether Peter and Paul suffered
41 IV| disperpled in that place, yet I doubt whether this be the head
42 IV| chastity of Joseph. And here I doubt lest some would take it
43 IV| appeared to that monk, saying: Doubt thee nothing, make an end
44 IV| christian men should not doubt, he did and performed marvels
45 IV| should be assoiled. It is in doubt of that which is said that
46 IV| the mariners were in great doubt and cried on S. Stephen,
47 IV| them and said: I am here, doubt ye nothing, and anon great
48 IV| then shall we know without doubt the issue of this thing;
49 IV| should be holden without doubt for the very faith. And
50 IV| saw a penny, which without doubt was procured by the will
51 IV| departing trouble you, and doubt ye nothing, for ye shall
52 IV| for dread of the fire I doubt for to go, give me place
53 IV| there and wailing. But many doubt if he suffered under this
54 IV| authentic, and also some time in doubt, but the passion of S. Laurence
55 IV| to Babylon, may without doubt suddenly in an hour bring
56 IV| order, and he said to him: Doubt thee nothing, ne be not
57 IV| above nature and be more to doubt than to enquire. For when
58 IV| foul and damned spirits doubt much thy noble and excellent
59 IV| the condition human: we doubt not to say that surely she
60 IV| delivered into meat of worms, I doubt to say it. And because that
61 IV| special than Mary? For without doubt she was administress in
62 IV| not kept nature, for we doubt not but grace hath kept
63 V| in such wise that without doubt they believed him to be
64 V| any other thing, without doubt I shall give to thee the
65 V| God, write on hardily and doubt thee nothing. And then he
66 V| then knew he well without doubt that he was God. But he
67 V| to go in to desert. And doubt ye not to see him, but make
68 V| the devil. And it is no doubt but that he said it of himself
69 V| he would not slay him for doubt of the people, which much
70 V| to do it, and he had no doubt to smite off his head at
71 V| thou mayst hardily, for I doubt not, ne fear not thee, ne
72 V| fair hind, which without doubt was purveyed of God for
73 V| to him that he should not doubt ne be afraid of his vision,
74 V| so that he should never doubt to be servant of the devil,
75 V| believed verily without doubt. And certainly this replenisher
76 V| earth? Then, fair sister, I doubt that if we abide in virginity
77 V| the people. But without doubt it is said that, when he
78 V| friar saw that he began to doubt, but he would obey and took
79 VI| tokens for to put him out of doubt. And when he had opened
80 VI| And the apostles said: Doubt ye nothing, for peace shall
81 VI| mouth, understand without doubt that the faith of the heart
82 VI| they have it present and doubt nothing to lose it. But
83 VI| damned man, of whom were doubt that he so were, nevertheless
84 VI| goods, whereof it is no doubt but that by the merits of
85 VI| helper, and therefore I doubt nothing that may be done
86 VI| her: Woman, have thou no doubt, for without peril thou
87 VI| for he ought not for to doubt, for I see the holy Virgin
88 VI| thy passion, therefore, doubt not the judge, for I shall
89 VI| more ought I to dread and doubt the heavenly judge. Therefore
90 VI| chastity, Sisinnius had doubt of his wife, and entered
91 VII| the virgin said to them: Doubt ye nothing, for the effusion
92 VII| and she said to her: Ne doubt thee nothing, well-beloved
93 VII| looking to usward, and said: Doubt ye nothing this dragon,
94 VII| for the great emperors doubt it. And James said: We doubt
95 VII| doubt it. And James said: We doubt nothing the death, for we
96 VII| church, but hereof some doubt, and say that he never went
97 VII| to see us here, without doubt thou shalt see us there,
98 VII| much, how ought not I then doubt the messengers of our Lord,
99 VII| Our Lord is mine helper. I doubt no thing that man may do
100 VII| agreement, or for fear, or for doubt of sword. That thing is
101 VII| answered: I may not, for I doubt that he that sent him to
102 VII| subject, and hereof made they doubt, and determined all wholly
103 VII| of you be fearful and in doubt that they shall not mowe
104 VII| nevertheless thou oughtest not to doubt no thing, for Jesu Christ
105 VII| said people and said: Why doubt you to saute and befight
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