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1 I| not believe in him, for to draw them to him by force. And
2 I| save us, right effectual to draw to him the human lineage,
3 I| was right profitable to draw to him the human lineage.
4 I| shall ascend on high I shall draw to me all mine of whom hell
5 I| wont to come out for to draw water. And there he prayed
6 I| town come hither for to draw water, therefore the maid
7 I| which came thither for to draw water, and to fill the vessels
8 I| without forth make men for to draw them to sin, as the evil
9 II| were able to fight and to draw sword, and of the tribe
10 II| Take him by the fin and draw him to thee. And so he did
11 II| judge put hand to, for to draw with the other, and she
12 II| for her oxen many, for to draw her, and yet they might
13 II| father much thing for to draw him to the faith of Jesu
14 II| world the prophets for to draw the human lineage out of
15 II| as overcome: Bind him and draw his arms out of their joints,
16 II| must hastily and busily draw all them that I may from
17 II| I may gather to thee and draw more. Then he gave him his
18 II| reward. And S. John would draw men to do alms in this manner;
19 III| poor for to enrich us, and draw us out of the misery of
20 III| pillars, and four horses to draw it forth, and four knights
21 III| knights on that other to draw, and four for to draw forth
22 III| to draw, and four for to draw forth the wheel, so that
23 III| and durst no more come and draw him away, and from then
24 III| went to the river for to draw water, and his foot slode
25 III| him a fair miracle for to draw him to his love. For on
26 III| provost enforced himself to draw him unto his faith by fair
27 III| the city, and said: Let us draw the bubale to the place
28 III| had done tofore and cried: Draw the bubale, and when they
29 III| he might neither speak ne draw his breath, but S. Peter
30 IV| blandishing words thou mayst not draw me to thy desire, ne with
31 IV| with iron combs to rend and draw her flesh to the bones,
32 IV| great gifts if they could draw Christopher to sin with
33 IV| for they both laboured to draw him to their faith. At last
34 IV| he began to exhort and draw him from his holy purpose,
35 IV| behoved seven couple oxen to draw him thence out of the town
36 IV| chains, and commanded to draw him tofore his chair. This
37 IV| Keep my counsel secret, and draw Concordia out of the privy,
38 IV| the devil enforced him to draw on that other side, but
39 IV| maliciously to touch and draw down the corpse, he lost
40 IV| preaching to men, and to draw them out of the deep darkness
41 V| holy man did this for to draw him again to the religion,
42 V| fire that he neither dare draw breath ne speak after that
43 V| my God, thou mayst well draw me to thine idol, and if
44 V| enforced her much for to draw him to her love. And then
45 V| shall lightlier and sooner draw all the water of the sea
46 V| they set in more beasts to draw it, wherefore they must
47 V| stage he made horses to draw chariots round about, Iike
48 V| not turn her courage ne draw her to him in no manner,
49 V| might by that sight and will draw them to him. If such virtue,
50 V| creator of all things may draw to him whom he will. This
51 V| it therein, and might not draw it out, but went his way.
52 VI| that unnethe they might draw up the net for breaking.
53 VI| wretchedly. Then the king said: Draw the traitor out of my presence,
54 VI| straitness that unnethe he might draw his breath, also he had
55 VI| ought by reason teach him, draw him by debonairly, and nourish
56 VI| evil, when she had will to draw Crisaunt to sacrifice to
57 VI| it for pride, but for to draw him to do sacrifice to the
58 VI| then he began to weep and draw his hair, and would have
59 VI| did all that they might to draw him down by the legs, and
60 VI| Martin would serve him and draw off his boots.~In a winter
61 VI| force of S. Clare for to draw her out, for they knew well
62 VI| sweetly. She could much well draw to her that was most profitable
63 VI| that she hasted much to draw to her end.~It pleased nevertheless
64 VI| hand which they might not draw out. Anon the emperor with
65 VI| again to himself he began to draw his hair and beat his breast,
66 VI| should bind Clement and so draw him, and they bound the
67 VI| therefore hast thou deserved to draw stones and trees. And he
68 VI| reproved and essayed to draw him to his law, Clement
69 VII| subtlety when thou labourest to draw us by the ensamples of the
70 VII| wilt, for thou mayst never draw me to thy will. The father
71 VII| sheath so that he might not draw it out, which hung at his
72 VII| sword, but he might not draw it out, and began strongly
73 VII| and them that he might not draw to him by might he drew
74 VII| all his heart, oweth to draw to think on that same holy
75 VII| mass right there, oweth to draw themselves within the chamber
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