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1 I| spiritual battle, she defend her strongly against the temptations
2 I| might be far heard. He cried strongly because none should be excused.
3 I| But our champion fought so strongly, and defouled the presser
4 II| made the earth to tremble strongly and the woman was smitten
5 II| came and began to smite strongly at the gate or door, and
6 II| he cried and knocked more strongly; and the bishop asked of
7 II| And then the provost was strongly tormented with fevers, and
8 II| howbeit that he refused it strongly, yet they set him in the
9 II| and worshipped and praised strongly God and his servant Nicholas.
10 II| heard this he sorrowed much strongly and wept, and bare the body
11 II| and it happed that he was strongly sick, and his son in law
12 II| Easter, and they prayed strongly the saint for their health.
13 II| wroth, began to cry much strongly and said: What sayest thou
14 II| began to wail and to weep strongly, and forthwith went to S.
15 III| Dagobert, the which he reproved strongly of his sins. The king was
16 III| lady wept and sighed much strongly and said: Alas! how unhappy
17 III| after that a fever took him strongly, which held him every day,
18 III| would not, but yet more strongly than tofore were they confirmed
19 III| After, S. Barnabas was right strongly well ordained against his
20 III| was showed, they thirsted strongly the blood of this holy man
21 III| pestilence of simony reigned strongly, which, for to take away
22 III| Eutrope went to Xaintes, strongly confirmed and firm in the
23 III| Marcial heard that, he began strongly to weep, because he doubted
24 III| and orage assailed them so strongly that they weened to have
25 IV| Maximian, persecuted much strongly christian men, but his son
26 IV| put them in prison, for strongly to torment them, whom he
27 IV| abideth you there. Fight ye strongly for Christ, and show you
28 IV| And the husband sighed strongly also for the same cause,
29 IV| mother? And the pilgrim wept strongly and said: Alas! caitiff,
30 IV| us thither where we were strongly tormented and grievously
31 IV| came after us, and blamed strongly the devils of their fallacy.
32 IV| me, and then she blamed strongly the devils, and commanded
33 IV| James in Galicia, he was strongly sick. And his fellows prayed
34 IV| and fell on them, weeping strongly, and embraced them, and
35 IV| principate, and beat him strongly and let him lie for dead.
36 IV| and when he awoke he was strongly amarvelled, and when he
37 IV| warned his brethren to resist strongly the fiend their enemy. And
38 IV| and when he had blamed him strongly, anon the devil enjoyed
39 IV| sore afraid and doubted strongly. And as Sicardus saith in
40 IV| griddle of iron upon the fire strongly burning, and that was done
41 IV| heard that they doubted strongly, and cried high: S. Mary,
42 IV| without soul, and then began strongly to weep and were heavy and
43 V| was greatly achauffed and strongly desired his company. And
44 V| heard that, they marvelled strongly, for certainly the humbleness
45 V| and told to him, weeping strongly, what she suffered. And
46 V| thing, and he marvelled strongly who they were and demanded
47 V| ensamples Austin enforced him strongly, so that he assailed his
48 V| cheer as mind, and cried strongly: What suffer we? what hear
49 V| disattemperately.~He praised them strongly that had desire to die,
50 V| Then he was reproved and strongly chidden of his father, who
51 V| blessed Adrian enjoyed him strongly, and marvelled much of his
52 V| emperor heard that, he was strongly angry, and it did him much
53 V| in such wise that she was strongly esprised and chauffed in
54 V| bishop heard this he wept strongly, and made to void all the
55 V| of S. John, defended him strongly. And John Chrysostom constrained
56 V| Celtic barbarians, which strongly was lifted up, and by study
57 V| was happed, he marvelled strongly, for he knew well that the
58 V| to rebuke and blame him strongly, and the friends of the
59 V| time Lambert began to blame strongly Pepin, for a common woman
60 V| daughter. And this virgin was strongly grieved and vexed of Cyprian,
61 V| mountain of Gargan began strongly to tremble and a great tempest
62 V| and a protector, and shall strongly stand against Antichrist.
63 V| us shame, and reproveth strongly our poverty, for, for my
64 V| he went hastily and cried strongly: All ye devils depart from
65 V| he felt no pain.~He was strongly sick in the desert of S.
66 V| them: My brethren, ye ought strongly to praise and give laud
67 V| howbeit that she refused it strongly. And as she administered
68 VI| Then all the host enjoyed strongly of the finding of his wife
69 VI| devils, which complained strongly because that the souls of
70 VI| And this pilgrim prayed strongly S. Leonard and also them
71 VI| no bishop, they required strongly him to be their bishop,
72 VI| him. Sometime he hurtled strongly against the ground, sometime
73 VI| lamps, and after he made her strongly to be beaten, and hurted
74 VI| culpable, and that he had strongly beaten them. She did so
75 VI| dead, she cried and brayed strongly, and bit her hands, and
76 VI| and began to cry and weep strongly, saying; O my husband and
77 VI| he was in Antioch defamed strongly S. Peter, and said he was
78 VI| remembered her son and began strongly to cry and weep, and ran
79 VII| fear of death. Then was she strongly troubled for sorrow, and
80 VII| good and evil; and began strongly to blame them that worship
81 VII| And when he felt him so strongly travailed, he was much angry
82 VII| save me. And then she began strongly to assail the tower of his
83 VII| see how this maid hath strongly put forth that we might
84 VII| Come then and let us knock strongly against him sith we find
85 VII| cross, and troubled him strongly, and when he was garnished
86 VII| not draw it out, and began strongly to defend him with a stool.
87 VII| he loved and honoured him strongly, and after, when he was
88 VII| Lombards, which tormented strongly the church like as Astolphus
89 VII| body. Then he began to weep strongly, kissing his eyes and his
90 VII| Then he awoke, and began strongly to weep again, in saying:
91 VII| he removed the body much strongly, and then had Anthony much
92 VII| their meat, and cried so strongly that men and beasts enforced
93 VII| philosopher, which laboured strongly for the christian religion,
94 VII| twice against the rock so strongly that the mariners and other
95 VII| of God, which he did more strongly than he did before. And
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