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 1     I|     this time I shall leave and pass over save one thing that
 2     I|        and priests let them not pass their bounds lest God smite
 3    II|    Gideon, and Sampson, which I pass over unto the histories
 4    II|      made in that temple, but I pass over. It was on making seven
 5    II|        and a great work. ~But I pass over all the matters and
 6    II|       the word of God shall not pass, and our brethren that be
 7    II|    sword of my knighthood shall pass through thy sides. And thou
 8    II|  sufficient as ye, dame, for ye pass us all in fair speaking,
 9    II|     took his ship and might not pass. And then he knew that it
10    II|       therefore at this time, I pass over unto the feast of his
11    II|        to that staff and not to pass farther, and the serpents
12    II|        in no way for any man to pass, and also if it had fallen
13    II|        where the emperor should pass by, and said to him: The
14   III|         led a cart which should pass by, and thought how they
15   III|   thought how they might do and pass without arresting for to
16   III|         till they were past the pass. And when they came in the
17   III|     bearing men over that would pass.~After long time S. Julian
18   III|       menaces be as rivers that pass, and how well that all these
19   III|       that he should finish and pass out of this world, and so
20   III|     with thirty-four men for to pass an arm of the sea; anon
21   III|         them therewithin should pass out of this world. And it
22   III|      pleaseth our Lord it shall pass away.~And within a while
23   III|      that he would suffer me to pass with the other people the
24   III|      anon a voice: If thou wilt pass and go over flom Jordan
25   III|      but as soon as he began to pass the river he was much afeard
26   III|       so deep that no man might pass over on foot, and yet by
27   III|       few, and saw the holy man pass by, they called him. And
28   III|    where they might not lightly pass for press of people, for
29   III|         the way where he should pass, and sang with high voice:
30   III|         her door she saw a maid pass by bearing a burette of
31    IV|        over all them that shall pass there, which shall be a
32    IV|   entered into the river for to pass. And the water of the river
33    IV|       words, and had no boat to pass over. He began to swim naked,
34    IV|       men, and saw the holy men pass by them, they called them,
35    IV|       Orleans to the sea for to pass to Rome, and had been long
36    IV|       them that our Lady should pass and depart out of this world,
37    IV|        church. And as he should pass a river he fell into the
38    IV|         deeds, the wicked deeds pass the good without comparison.
39    IV|        to every each that shall pass out of this world, come
40     V|         an old man named Victor pass forth by, and they bade
41     V|    devil then said: Yet must he pass by the strait gate whereas
42    VI|        would pray that I should pass from this world to the father
43    VI|      the people, et cetera, and pass over the judgment and charity
44    VI|          Heaven and earth shall pass and my word shall not perish.
45    VI|      and entered into it for to pass, and the master of the ship
46    VI| abundance of water he durst not pass that river with his both
47    VI|         any of the unjust would pass over the bridge, he should
48    VI|    shield ne by helm, and shall pass through the battles of the
49    VI|       wept when the soul should pass out of the body. And anon
50    VI|      the bed of her that should pass to our Lord. The holy ladies
51    VI|     miracles of her, how well I pass over many fair things.~Of
52    VI|        that the fere-tree might pass, and thus by great labour
53    VI|      when he knew it, he let it pass and suffered it peaceably.
54    VI|         that she should shortly pass out of this world, and charged
55    VI|      bounden with strong chains pass well without any breaking
56   VII|    science, conning, and wisdom pass all other, and the fourth
57   VII|       king, and so rich that he pass all others in riches. And
58   VII|      shall see this land ere he pass out of this world. And then
59   VII|       water that they might not pass, but were constrained to
60   VII|       tree, and they saw a hart pass by, whom they commanded
61   VII|      them gave silver enough to pass on their way, and as soon
62   VII|     Every one forced himself to pass his fellow in weal, without
63   VII|    again. Item as S. Albine did pass on a time before the prison
64   VII|       that the beams of the sun pass through and over ordure