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 1     I|        that every day happed such sorrowful adventures, he commanded
 2     I|       cause is for to comfort the sorrowful when is said, Paracletus,
 3     I|           end that they that were sorrowful and heavy for his absence,
 4     I|           was a great clamour and sorrowful noise and cry, for there
 5    II|        said: Nay, my Lord, I am a sorrowful woman, I have drunken no
 6    II|     weeping and wailing, that the sorrowful mothers wept for the death
 7    II|          and he saw a vision much sorrowful, and therefore he kneeled
 8    II|   children, have ye mercy on your sorrowful mother, that am in so great
 9    II|       hoar head and cried: Alas I sorrowful caitiff come to the death
10    II|          he was dead, he was much sorrowful, and said that in that wise
11    II|    clothed in white, mourning and sorrowful, but they had nothing to
12   III|         of our Lady. She was much sorrowful because she might hear no
13   III|        and debonair, and was much sorrowful that he had been a paynim,
14   III|        ass was dead, she was much sorrowful, and did do present him
15   III|      fiend, wherefore he was much sorrowful. Then said S. Peter to him
16   III|          brother, be not heavy ne sorrowful, for God shall be always
17   III|         the child, that were much sorrowful and heavy, with a great
18    IV|         Jesu Christ, and was much sorrowful of the predication of his
19    IV|           lost such a man, he was sorrowful, and said to the apostles:
20    IV|          young king was heavy and sorrowful, and him thought there came
21    IV|          heard this, she was much sorrowful, and when they came again
22    IV|       found. Wherefore Decius was sorrowful because he had lost such
23    IV|          christian emperor, being sorrowful that the faith of our Lord
24    IV|      would comfort them that were sorrowful and weeping, and give to
25    IV|     virtue. And Beatrice is said, sorrowful or heavy, for she was sorrowful
26    IV|   sorrowful or heavy, for she was sorrowful of the passion of her brethren,
27    IV|        ass was dead, she was much sorrowful, and did do present to him
28    IV|           dead. Then was she much sorrowful because they did so much
29    IV|          and I remained alone and sorrowful. And he said: Father, ye
30    IV|           weep and were heavy and sorrowful. And then the apostles took
31    IV|      brethren, which be heavy and sorrowful of my departing. And with
32     V|         now that I never shall be sorrowful.~When S. Malachi, bishop
33     V|         she was gone, he was much sorrowful, and did do seek her long.
34     V|        herein is dead, and all be sorrowful? And she said to her: For
35     V|    deceived, he was all heavy and sorrowful, and was then more burning
36     V|          not find him he was much sorrowful and durst not come in, but
37     V|       Lord, he was much heavy and sorrowful. Then came thither a noble
38    VI|          they were full heavy and sorrowful that he should depart from
39    VI|         people loved him, and how sorrowful they would be of his departing,
40    VI|         whom the emperor was much sorrowful, and sent out, into divers
41    VI|           together, and were much sorrowful of their departing, and
42    VI|          on little Jesus, and was sorrowful that she might not be at
43    VI|          S. Clare being heavy and sorrowful, enclosed her in the chamber
44    VI|          prayed God long, and was sorrowful unto the death, and in that
45    VI|        said to her sisters with a sorrowful heart; Now forthon well
46    VI|          Make room and way to me, sorrowful mother, that I may see my
47    VI|     sawest thy father, and me thy sorrowful mother so oft weep for thee,
48    VI|          thee from me that am thy sorrowful mother? who shall give to
49    VI|            and reckoned among the sorrowful widows. And after these
50    VI|           have no dominion on the sorrowful, ne elation ne pride should
51   VII|           mercy on me, and on thy sorrowful mother, and also of this
52   VII|        then the other saints were sorrowful for S. Felicity, which had
53   VII|          soul, wherefore art thou sorrowful, and why troublest me? Hope
54   VII|         to be on fire. And with a sorrowful cry all those fiends departed
55   VII|          thee. For thou art right sorrowful for me whom thou hast lost
56   VII|        And then he went away much sorrowful, and went to that other
57   VII| christened, wherefore he was much sorrowful. And one that was his friend,
58   VII|      things? What father was ever sorrowful in the prosperity of his
59   VII|        him oft fall, she was much sorrowful that she had wedded him.
60   VII|         returned into his palace, sorrowful and angry at the death of