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 1     I|         to dread and great peril lest the prosperities all to-break
 2     I|         said: Ne forte moriamur, lest haply we die, which she
 3     I|       knowing good and evil, now lest he put his hand and take
 4     I|         beware and cast him out, lest he take and eat of the tree
 5     I|          and go out of this town lest ye perish with them. Yet
 6     I|         and look not behind thee lest thou perish also, but save
 7     I|           for I fear him greatly lest he come and smite down the
 8     I|          ye found in your sacks, lest there be any error therefore;
 9     I|          the child being absent, lest I be witness of the sorrow
10     I|        land of Egypt, come to me lest thou die, and thou shalt
11     I|        of famine, therefore come lest thou perish, thy house,
12     I|          and give us seed to sow lest the earth turn into wilderness.
13     I|          us wisely oppress them, lest they multiply and give us
14     I|     sacrifice unto our Lord God, lest peradventure pestilence
15     I|      come let them be sanctified lest they be smitten down. And
16     I|       them not pass their bounds lest God smite them. Then Moses
17    II| sacrifices for them all, saying: Lest my children sin and bless
18    II|       shall go with thy son, but lest haply I should not deliver
19    II|          wedded her, and dreaded lest it might happen to this
20    II|      delve a sepulchre. He said: Lest haply it happen to him as
21    II|        thereof they dreaded sore lest he should come among them
22    II|          Cease ye and leave off, lest the ire of our Lord fall
23    II|         Let us flee and go hence lest the bath fall upon us in
24    II|         this, he had great dread lest any were born of the true
25    II|       see him, for he was afeard lest he should die ere he might
26    II|      Give to him twelve besants, lest it be my Lord Jesu Christ
27   III|          us abide here no longer lest the vengeance of God take
28   III|         would no thing permit it lest they held that it was done
29   III|        the hands of the emperor, lest peradventure the rude people
30   III|         sea, she was sore afraid lest he would do to her any grief
31    IV|          his books into the sea, lest S. Peter should prove him
32    IV|        Marcelle and Leo witness, lest I should suffer any longer
33    IV|         Joseph. And here I doubt lest some would take it for a
34    IV|         as worldly friends dread lest they should die in prison.
35    IV|        much for sorrow and dread lest she were gone away with
36    IV|           then he began to dread lest this health should not be
37    IV|         not to offer to one God, lest the others be wroth to thee.
38    IV|       for to avenge him on them, lest his disciples afterwards
39    IV|       afraid, and anon fled away lest they should be taken as
40    IV|  constantly, his kindred dreaded lest he should be slain, and
41    IV|        at some well or fountain, lest he should have any desire
42    IV|       enlumined shone; he burned lest he should burn, and because
43    IV|         persons, to the end that lest peradventure the misbelieved
44    IV|          into joy. For God said: Lest peradventure the first form
45     V|   Vincent was afeard and dreaded lest Rocke, which was a young
46     V|      cross should be taken away, lest thereby it should be to
47     V|       from the city and suburbs, lest by him the city might be
48     V|           but S. Rocke, dreading lest the contagious air of the
49     V|           to do sacrifice to us, lest ye suffer worse than I that
50     V|       city whereas was no bishop lest he should be let by that
51     V|         blessed Valerian doubted lest Augustin should be taken
52     V|          The cause of the first, lest they accord not and be not
53     V|         The cause of the second, lest the rider take harm in his
54     V|          The cause of the third, lest at the feast he lose the
55     V|          thou wretch? flee hence lest thou be taken, and loosed
56     V|        said: Go, and sin no more lest it happen worse to thee.
57     V|          soon and open my wounds lest any noieful humour corrupt
58     V|       leap, and Justina dreading lest he should fall and break
59     V|        to cease of his woodness, lest he should be punished as
60     V|          him that was crucified, lest I fall hereafter into such
61     V|         shall not yet praise him lest it be by feigntise of the
62     V|       require thee, leave me not lest I be made reproach unto
63     V|        in an epistle to Charles, lest by the reason of the counting
64    VI|  obstinately deny it, he dreaded lest his vow of chastity should
65    VI|         foul desire, and fearing lest he would oppress her, feigned
66    VI| procession. And they were afraid lest the body should be brought
67    VI|        the time to come, so that lest by his ensample every bishop
68   VII|          thee not disordinately, lest thou perish by grievous
69   VII|    custom of them of the Orient, lest the people should abide