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1 I| of my sin. The seventh is hope of pardon, for if Judas
2 I| had very repentance and hope, and had confessed his sin,
3 I| exile in the sixth age, in hope of perpetual life of all
4 I| vesture perpetual which by hope we abide for to recover
5 I| hath taken affiance and hope of pardon, for hope of penance
6 I| and hope of pardon, for hope of penance she prayeth and
7 I| that is not ravished to hope of affiance which taketh
8 I| this is our example and our hope. And therefore say the apostles,
9 I| in ourself we should have hope of the reward of his resurrection,
10 I| manners, she engendereth the hope of reward, and ordaineth
11 I| mercy God hath raised us in hope of life by the resurrection
12 I| faith mistrusteth not, ne hope slacketh not, ne charity
13 I| refuge, for to keep the hope that hath been delivered
14 I| head is, there abideth the hope of our body. The seventh
15 I| committed, he maketh ready hope of pardon in lifting their
16 I| that is to wit, faith, hope, charity and good works,
17 I| thou believest thou hast hope, and lovest as much as thou
18 I| patience; he that profiteth in hope beareth it gladly and with
19 I| them. Then Abraham said: I hope, Lord, thou wilt not destroy
20 I| thou shalt not retain thine hope but in me, for who that
21 I| setteth principally his hope on any creature or faith
22 I| transitory, or set their heart or hope on any thing by which they
23 II| to him: Where is now thy hope and reward for which thou
24 II| manifestly and openly is thine hope made vain, and thy alms
25 II| solace of our life, the hope of our posterity, all these
26 II| you and to your guard, in hope that I may find with you
27 II| that were therein, lost the hope and trust to escape the
28 II| to the discomforted, and hope to the despaired, and recommended
29 II| and with the helmet of hope. Ignatius Archbishop of
30 III| wept, there cometh to her a hope to have mercy and pardon
31 III| pardon of her sins, and this hope is conceived of dread in
32 III| inobedience and of the little hope that he had in God; and
33 III| four wings; the wing of hope by which he flew into heaven,
34 III| and said to him: Have good hope in S. Peter which late hath
35 III| in him very faith and I hope he shall make thee all whole.
36 III| merits of the holy saint. Her hope was nothing in worldly things,
37 III| that his friends had no hope of life. In great weeping
38 IV| nevertheless I have firm hope in our Lord Jesu Christ,
39 IV| of the marriage, and in hope thereof she desired to have
40 IV| I am then deceived of my hope and purpose, for I had supposed
41 IV| desirest to serve, and I hope he shall show himself to
42 IV| give to them esperance and hope of the resurrection of dead
43 IV| knees, so that he had none hope of hearth, and avowed to
44 IV| that bare him, I ween and hope that thou soon shalt have
45 IV| in ourselves because we hope that thou shalt be mediatrix
46 V| a marvellous comfort and hope entered into the courage
47 V| catholic, and forsook all the hope that he had in the world,
48 V| where we shall have no hope of reward, but shall run
49 V| our Lord, and that I may hope the reward of his promise.
50 V| sick, so that they had no hope of his life. And then the
51 V| power that ever they shall hope to have any higher dignity.
52 V| hast taken away my greatest hope.~On a night, whilst Pelagienne
53 VI| medicine, then she put all her hope and trust in Almighty God,
54 VI| faith of the church, in the hope and promises of Christ under
55 VI| saints, immovable of their hope, and busy in their prayers
56 VI| Lord. Then, they having hope and trust in our Lord, each
57 VI| in their solemnity our hope and surety be augmented
58 VI| And then the king had good hope because he had been informed
59 VI| servant, have thou good hope, for I am with thee. Then
60 VI| whom I shall have fiance ne hope. Certes my solace is dead,
61 VI| other games she set all her hope in God. And of all that
62 VI| the sea if she had not had hope to find her sons. And when
63 VI| she saw no succour ne no hope, she returned home, and
64 VII| good assistance and aid we hope to rule, govern, and keep
65 VII| dispute with them without hope of any reward? And God Jesu
66 VII| my reward, for he is the hope and crown of them that fight
67 VII| and said: O ! Jesu Christ, hope of and help of them that
68 VII| nothing the death, for we hope to go from death to life.
69 VII| sorrowful, and why troublest me? Hope in God, for I shall confess
70 VII| The third friend is faith, hope, and charity, and other
71 VII| devil, over whom I have hope to have victory, moyenant
72 VII| began all to have great hope in his suffrages and prayers.
73 VII| with much great faith and hope he returned, and unnethe
74 VII| suffered, but also for fault of hope to be healed, the which
75 VII| habens, that is to wit, hope and faith, therewith this
76 VII| mother holy church, having hope to be accompanied with both
77 VII| his glorious ascension to hope of our health; for his passion
78 VII| holy resurrection, and very hope by his glorious ascension.
79 VII| for all sinners, having hope on the misericorde and mercy
80 VII| repentance, in faith and hope that they should be saved
81 VII| abide the good and certain hope of Jesu Christ the son of
82 VII| special protecttion, in the hope of avoiding or mitigating
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