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 1     I|        thy nose. And because he durst not lift up his eyes he
 2     I|  collation, it showed that they durst not advance them tofore
 3     I|       the earth was dry, but he durst not go out, but abode the
 4     I|        of them. After this they durst better speak to him. Anon
 5     I|    Moses then hid his face, and durst not look toward God. To
 6    II|      was there three years, and durst not come home. And after
 7    II|        night into my palace and durst say to me such words? And
 8    II|   against him, and therefore he durst not put then the children
 9    II|       of this mantle, and after durst nothing say, but did to
10    II|     great and horrible sin, and durst not be shriven thereof ne
11   III|     that they that were envious durst not avise on her any evil
12   III|       that heard of the miracle durst lie no more tofore the holy
13   III|       day have no mass, and she durst not go to another church
14   III|        was best to do, for they durst not slay the child for the
15   III|         great reverence that he durst not approach but if he bade
16   III|      devil had been beaten, and durst no more come and draw him
17   III| commandment of S. Benet, but he durst not touch it for the venom,
18   III|      anon tenderly to weep, and durst not approach ne touch the
19   III|      had assieged Jerusalem and durst not mount ne go up on the
20   III|       their hosen and shoes and durst not presume to go into that
21   III|         of the church, for they durst not do otherwise for displeasure
22   III|         a little in him, but he durst not for his pedagogue or
23   III|        her fare. The holy woman durst not gainsay them, for our
24    IV|        country, for the emperor durst not slay so great a man.
25    IV|        the reproof and shame he durst not come in to the town
26    IV|        called Clent, for no man durst fetch him thence to bury
27    IV|        our Lord dined. Then she durst not, because she was a sinner,
28    IV|     they found him praying, and durst not tell to him so. And
29    IV|     this, that no man yesterday durst name Jesu Christ, and now
30    IV|    trembled and was afeard, and durst not gainsay the commandment
31    IV|    quaked and trembled anon and durst go no nearer. Then said
32    IV|       hold him from weeping, ne durst not speak for dread and
33    IV|       great reverence, but they durst not touch it, which was
34    IV|    without pain and sorrow, how durst death swallow her? How might
35     V|         more this woman, and he durst never after touch her.~There
36     V|        And he came anon, but he durst not go to his work accustomed,
37     V|   unbind her. And the ministers durst not go to her. And he said:
38     V|       save her. Then the hounds durst not approach her by the
39     V|      whereas the hind was, they durst not go forth as they did
40     V|     foul and villainous that he durst not be shriven thereof to
41     V|        confused for this thing, durst not go home for shame, because
42     V|       was much angry because he durst not make her to break her
43     V|       yield them to God. And he durst not break the custom of
44     V|     christian secretly, but she durst not publish it for dread
45     V|        as a god, so that no man durst say nay to him. And then
46     V|      and menaced him because he durst keep in his house the image
47     V| procession unto that place, and durst not enter into it, but made
48     V|       he was much sorrowful and durst not come in, but abode at
49     V|     thereof to a priest, and he durst not receive it for fear
50     V|        chased away anon, but he durst in no wise discover this
51    VI|          for in his days no man durst trust other, ne open his
52    VI|         that the people unnethe durst bury them. Also in that
53    VI|       they had received it, and durst never after move the king
54    VI|      him marvelled greatly, but durst say nothing to him till
55    VI|        church with him, that he durst not speak to him. To whom
56    VI|     marvelled greatly, but none durst ask of him what he meant.
57    VI|     great abundance of water he durst not pass that river with
58    VI|       and the epistle, and none durst wake him, and the subdeacon
59    VI|     wake him, and the subdeacon durst not read the epistle without
60    VI|       departed all confused, ne durst never after tempt her ne
61    VI|      have been married, yet she durst not gainsay the commandment
62   VII|       to a fair river, but they durst not go over, and there came
63   VII|    visage. To whom he said: How durst thou presume upon thee that
64   VII|         came into Pannonia, and durst not go farther, and there
65   VII|    Anthony much more dread, and durst not touch him, but went
66   VII|         needed, nevertheless he durst not take on him the hardiness
67   VII|         said sciences, but also durst and could propose the word
68   VII|     king his father, the friars durst not receive him, he solemnly