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 1     I|      under contribution for his purpose the Lives of the Fathers
 2     I|         accomplished it, was in purpose to have left it after that
 3     I|         matrimony his Incarnati purpose is for to leave sin and
 4     I|      wine that is full. To this purpose speaketh Job: Shall the
 5     I|        not hid from thee what I purpose to do. The cry of Sodom
 6    II|        what is to be done. They purpose to do harm to him and to
 7    II|     make of me steadfast in the purpose that I have proposed. Ye
 8    II|     hath showed to me. And they purpose to waste such things as
 9    II|        constrained, and in very purpose to abandon them to the sin
10    II|        cometh to holy church, I purpose, good Lord, to go to Rome
11    II|  virginity that she changed her purpose. And when she was confirmed
12    II|      confirmed in this will and purpose S. Hilary doubted that she
13    II|       her while she was in good purpose, and anon she died, and
14    II|       Do what thou wilt, for my purpose shalt thou never change.
15    II|      threatenings, and had evil purpose; as he that went to the
16    II|    chevisshed, v., achieved his purpose. chore (for 'cor'), n.,
17   III|       ne make her to change her purpose, but that she would become
18   III|     when he saw her firm in her purpose, he put her in the keeping
19   III|     their malice and their evil purpose went with them unto the
20   III|   respite, he conceived another purpose, that was that him seemed
21   III|       and so established in his purpose that he would not leave,
22   III|        and repented of his evil purpose, and suffered gladly martyrdom.
23   III|       show him by authority his purpose; but the child, which was
24   III|      Achilleus, should turn the purpose of his wife, touching the
25   III|        they should change their purpose, and they in no wise would
26   III|      confirming her in her good purpose and commanding her that
27   III|          Alban would change his purpose, and therefore he was kept
28   III|      and think to accomplish my purpose. Then the ho]y man looked
29    IV|       him: Simon Magus and Nero purpose against thee, dread thee
30    IV|    nothing would not change her purpose, but fell down on her knees
31    IV|         deceived of my hope and purpose, for I had supposed I had
32    IV|          and yet abode in their purpose. And then commanded Decius
33    IV|      and draw him from his holy purpose, and rehearsed to him by
34    IV|      withdraw him from his holy purpose. That which is said, that
35    IV|        to him, and showed their purpose, and said that they coveted
36    IV|      Rome, and had been long in purpose for to have left the world,
37    IV|  Dominic and exposed to him his purpose. And then he had counsel
38     V|       the ancient enemy saw the purpose of the child full of health
39     V|        have taken him from that purpose, and our Lord gave to him
40     V|         that he had changed his purpose and would be a monk. And
41     V| sometime to depart him from his purpose, and then he said that God
42     V|     things first, afar from his purpose, and among other things
43     V|      knowledge himself to be in purpose to be a christian man, and
44     V|       holy response was made, I purpose, under correction, to write
45     V|       angel said to them: If ye purpose not against him the principal
46     V|        Iabour there in his holy purpose, and abode there in the
47     V|      him to let him of his holy purpose, and showed to him a woman
48     V|       for I may not perform the purpose of health which I have begun,
49    VI|       and confessor, of whom we purpose to speak. When king Ethelred
50    VI|     they fulfilled their cursed purpose, and so there was much extortion,
51    VI|          by the grace of God, I purpose to visit and to honour in
52    VI|        that they left not their purpose, and sometimes they returned
53    VI|          and showed to them his purpose, and resigned his office
54    VI|       alway abiding in his foul purpose, would in no wise be answered.
55    VI|    accomplished her thought and purpose; it is read that S. Clare,
56    VI|        as he that knew the firm purpose of his spouse S. Clare,
57    VI|     that he shall keep me in my purpose and shall take away all
58    VI|         was disposed or were in purpose to use the way of health,
59    VI|     loved him letted him of his purpose, and drew him away from
60    VI|        and constant in his holy purpose, which was ready to put
61    VI|       she had promised to be in purpose of chastity, Sisinnius had
62   VII|       might not change his good purpose ne revoke it in no manner,
63   VII|    taken him away from his good purpose. And when he was restored
64   VII|      whereof, as to come to our purpose, S. Morant and Rotrud his