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1 I| mow reply, but shall then weep upon themselves and upon
2 I| saying that, the Jews shall weep their life when they shall
3 I| their cruelty but shall weep in great distress. The paynims,
4 I| Christian men, sinners, shall weep that have more loved the
5 I| God. The heretics shall weep because they holden false
6 I| the lineages of the world weep, for they shall have no
7 I| that were wont to wail and weep under our torments, assail
8 I| and when he is contrite to weep for his unhappiness and
9 II| depart the mother began to weep and say: Thou hast taken
10 II| son. Tobit said to her: Weep not, our son shall come
11 II| with him, and began both to weep because at the day set he
12 II| with his wife, and began to weep for joy. When then they
13 II| Andrew heard this he began to weep, and prayed from tierce
14 II| evil fiends, wherefore I weep and pray that thou mayst
15 II| saying: I saw your two angels weep and the devils demene joy
16 II| repentant of our sins and weep with our eyes for this evil
17 II| anon he began tenderly to weep, and wailed, praying that
18 II| pity, and ye old and young, weep ye, and I will weep so much
19 II| young, weep ye, and I will weep so much that I see not the
20 II| children. They that now weep, certes should this day
21 II| she began to wail and to weep strongly, and forthwith
22 III| almost dead, and began to weep bitterly and cry, alas!
23 III| death. Then she began to weep, and made to God this prayer:
24 III| but alway he made him to weep so long that the queen which
25 III| when S. Benet saw his nurse weep he had great pity, and made
26 III| began to smite my breast and weep tenderly and sigh grievously.
27 III| began then anon tenderly to weep, and durst not approach
28 III| would make the sinner to weep. He was of so great doubt
29 III| of any bishop, he would weep so sore that unnethe he
30 III| heaven, then he answered: I weep not because they go tofore
31 III| obedient and began to wail and weep, and returned into his palace
32 III| no more do, he began to weep, and said to his daughter:
33 III| me what have ye and why weep ye, and doubt ye of nothing.
34 III| by consolation: Barnabas, weep no more, for our Lord will
35 III| that, he began strongly to weep, because he doubted the
36 III| When S. Peter saw him thus weep he began much sweetly to
37 III| at the pit she began to weep because her mother had lost
38 III| had found. She began to weep for joy, and as soon as
39 III| therefore she ceased not to weep, to adore, and to do works
40 IV| he was so accustomed to weep that his face was burnt
41 IV| heard the cock crow he would weep customably. And after that
42 IV| and sorrow. Who should not weep that hour when the commandment
43 IV| fountain of water, that I may weep day and night that the light
44 IV| who is he that shall not weep and wail and clothe him
45 IV| pleasing his God? Who shall not weep and wail? For they that
46 IV| take comfort when they may weep enough, and it is most grievance
47 IV| weeping. There could no man weep ne bewail his own defaults
48 IV| returning to herself, began to weep most bitterly, and smote
49 IV| child be holding began to weep bitterly. In that same night
50 IV| goods. And when he saw her weep he could not withhold his
51 IV| father: Right sweet father, weep no more, for I was never
52 IV| S. Dominic and began to weep and say: Blessed Dominic,
53 IV| there, saw that, he began to weep, and would have said that
54 IV| heard this they began to weep and say: Thou doubtest the
55 IV| and then began strongly to weep and were heavy and sorrowful.
56 V| heaviness, and she said: I weep here the loss of my son
57 V| sleep and said: Savina, weep no more, but leave all that
58 V| mistress was dead, she began to weep because she had nothing
59 V| more, and then shalt thou weep that thou hast not seen
60 V| she should live she should weep for him. And he said to
61 V| him. And he said to her: Weep no more for him as he were
62 V| Francis arose and began to weep and sob sorrowfully, so
63 V| appeared to her and said: Weep no more, for the light of
64 V| saw her. Then he began to weep right bitterly because she
65 VI| beheld the queen and saw her weep and sigh among, he said
66 VI| her ofttimes: My daughter, weep not, for I shall not die,
67 VI| river. And then he began to weep and draw his hair, and would
68 VI| younger heard this he began to weep and say: Forsooth, like
69 VI| and kiss each other, and weep.~And when their mother had
70 VI| angry, ne never man saw him weep, ne laugh, ne never was
71 VI| afflictions, for in such wise to weep the passion of Jesu Christ,
72 VI| that wept: Fair daughters, weep no more, for this lady shall
73 VI| they had was for to cry, to weep and to make sorrow. And
74 VI| depart from this world, but weep no more, fair sister, for
75 VI| mother and thy father to weep so much for thee and thou
76 VI| sorrowful mother so oft weep for thee, and wouldst never
77 VI| have the heart of a mother, weep ye with me upon my dear
78 VI| She had a special grace to weep abundantly tears, for to
79 VI| closed her eyes she began to weep, and in this manner she
80 VI| heard that, anon he began to weep, and advised him, and took
81 VI| suddenly and began to cry and weep strongly, saying; O my husband
82 VI| S. Clement they began to weep, and he comforted them and
83 VI| began strongly to cry and weep, and ran hither and thither
84 VII| wept, and he said to them: Weep not for me, for I go to
85 VII| me, for I go to life, but weep on yourselves, whom torments
86 VII| he began to sigh and sore weep, and S. Brandon comforted
87 VII| his monks began to cry and weep full sore, and said that
88 VII| of the treason, began to weep, and praised much the counsel
89 VII| the pillar, and began to weep. Then S. Simeon demanded
90 VII| his body. Then he began to weep strongly, kissing his eyes
91 VII| awoke, and began strongly to weep again, in saying: What relics
92 VII| enforced them to cry and weep at the voice of the birds.
93 VII| constant courage he began to weep for joy. There abode with
94 VII| found to it, he began for to weep and to reclaim S. Landry
95 VII| say: Blessed be those that weep by contrition, for they
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