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 1     I|        ought not to be done for fear of pain, but for the love
 2     I|         the star judge in great fear. The sixth sign, the edifices
 3     I|   health. And now not only they fear us, but now threaten and
 4     I|         causes. The first is to fear the devils, for when they
 5     I|         that they should die to fear them with, and then ate
 6     I|       Abram said to his wife: I fear and dread sore that when
 7     I|       of my brother Esau, for I fear him greatly lest he come
 8    II|       and Judah dwelled without fear and dread, every each under
 9    II|         with so great dread and fear that they shall flee, whom
10    II|      from the christian men the fear and dread to die for the
11    II|   church; and they had so great fear and dread that they left
12    II|    tofore, the evil spirits had fear and dread of you, and by
13    II|       bodies human, now have ye fear and dread of them and be
14    II|      being in England. And, for fear thereof they wrote so over
15    II|      off, wherefore he fled for fear, and so did all the monks,
16    II|         they began to dread and fear that the ground would not
17    II|       thereon be broken, for to fear the other. And when he was
18    II|  nothing of thy torments, but I fear sore that thou wilt fain
19    II|       hand began to tremble for fear; then in great indignation
20   III|        took they such dread and fear that after that they ne
21   III|         it, and yet we ought to fear it, and to turn and forsake
22   III|    Angers, named Glanfeuil, for fear of the Normans, unto the
23   III|      malice of Florentin he had fear of his disciples, and sent
24   III|      and when he saw him he had fear that he would have denounced
25   III|        please God, ne I have no fear re dread of death, for we
26   III|        presence of Felician, to fear him withal, and he drank
27   III|         by fair promises and to fear him by menaces, and so to
28   III|   tribulation that he had great fear that the tranquillity of
29   III|         tofore had trembled for fear, began to sing for joy:
30   III|         to made. ~doubt, v., to fear.~eme, n., uncle. ~empesh,
31    IV|       him in hallowed place for fear of the queen Quendred. ~
32    IV|        lack breath and sigh for fear. And as soon as he returned
33    IV|      the body away by night for fear of the Jews, and brought
34    IV|         hear the devil named, I fear that he should have power
35    IV|       wot well that we fled for fear of Decius the emperor, and
36    IV|      their enemies had so great fear, that they cast away all
37    IV|        like red metal, and gave fear and dread to them that looked
38    IV|       him, he answered, without fear or dread: I am not worthy
39    IV|     Philip fled and hid him for fear of Decius. And then the
40    IV|       the love of Christ not to fear the day of doom. Thirdly,
41    IV|      tremblest thou by so great fear, which hast so oft showed
42     V|      said, Bernard said without fear, dread, or wrath: I confess
43     V|    hardily, for I doubt not, ne fear not thee, ne the torments
44     V|         sacrifice for dread and fear, and when Eufemia saw even
45     V|         the cruel tyrant for to fear them tithed two times by
46     V|        durst not receive it for fear of his parents and kin.
47     V|         holy S. Francis, for to fear others, commanded to cast
48     V|     they fled away from him for fear.~But the devil which had
49    VI|    assay and tempt to let or to fear him. And then he commended
50    VI|  enemies, putting them in great fear. And the second manner of
51    VI|       make a great chain for to fear withal the malefactors,
52    VI|         white vesture and said: Fear thee nothing, for thou shalt
53    VI|     renounced chivalry, but for fear and dread of the present
54    VI|     smitten suddenly with great fear, for they heard divers people
55    VI|        holy ladies had so great fear that their hearts melted
56    VI|      she that was sick, without fear of heart, made her to be
57    VI| Saracens had so great dread and fear, that over the walls, and
58    VI|       wet. And she had so great fear when she approached nigh
59    VI|         they answered: Dame, we fear and dread to anger your
60    VI|      almost from themselves for fear of the sight. But then S.
61    VI|       whom Valerian seeing, for fear fell down to the ground
62   VII|       and said secretly: Alas I fear me I am deceived, and that
63   VII|         led to do sacrifice for fear of death. Then was she strongly
64   VII|       torment, so that he might fear the other christian people
65   VII|   buried it in a deep place for fear of the paynims, and afterwards
66   VII|     made every man to dread and fear to mount up, and she saw
67   VII|       member from other, for to fear the others. And then some
68   VII|        and Celestine, which for fear of death forsook the faith
69   VII|       then Judas, trembling for fear, with them to pain. And
70   VII|     heard that, he was in great fear, and saw well that if he
71   VII|         their agreement, or for fear, or for doubt of sword.
72   VII|        wit, and others died for fear, and Bruno, the bishop,
73   VII|        known of all without any fear or dread. For sith the time
74   VII|         but he seeing that, for fear of the said king his father,