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1 I| they be of bitterness and heaviness. ~As touching the coming
2 I| Holy Ghost that if he find heaviness in the heart he breaketh
3 II| of the multitude of the heaviness and sorrow of my heart.
4 II| Wherefore the king was in great heaviness and sorrow, but anon after
5 II| depose their old age with heaviness and sorrow to hell. Then
6 II| give to thee joy for the heaviness that thou hast suffered.
7 II| without death and without heaviness, in which is joy permanable
8 III| so will I have pain and heaviness. Then departed they and
9 III| fell down and made great heaviness, wept sore and wrung his
10 III| said to Cuthbert: All mine heaviness is only for thee, because
11 IV| obedient or committing great heaviness. Barjona is as much to say
12 IV| Lord. He was committing heaviness and sorrow when he rented
13 IV| shouldst have failed for heaviness and sorrow. Who should not
14 IV| thus: In that hour full of heaviness, my wellbeloved brother,
15 IV| spirit, etc. And then without heaviness and compulsion he stretched
16 IV| what is happed to us of heaviness, of darkness, and harm.
17 IV| hath taken, and to turn all heaviness and weeping into joy. Then
18 IV| felonously demened, for anger and heaviness he clad him in hair and
19 IV| only, and remembered of the heaviness that they had the day tofore.
20 IV| into place desert, full of heaviness, and of weeping, so long
21 IV| him the cause of his great heaviness. And he told him all by
22 IV| which asked the cause of his heaviness. And he told to him all
23 IV| death in taking away the heaviness and sorrow thereof, converting
24 V| inquired the cause of his heaviness. And he answered him: I
25 V| blood, which repairest in heaviness, shining in the middle of
26 V| of her the cause of her heaviness, and she said: I weep here
27 V| cypress, that is to say heaviness or heritage, for he had
28 V| or heritage, for he had heaviness of his sins and heritage
29 V| and buried it with great heaviness of them of the city, in
30 V| comforters of them that be in heaviness and tribulations. And first
31 V| but then she was full of heaviness, and S. Francis appeared
32 V| sun might not suffer such heaviness, and that we may not have
33 VI| demanded him the cause of his heaviness. And when he had told it
34 VI| them, and he seeing their heaviness comforted them, and said
35 VI| wherefore he was full of heaviness. Then one of his fellows
36 VI| and commons were in great heaviness when they understood that
37 VI| as obedient, or being in heaviness. And he had a double name;
38 VI| commandments by execution, heaviness by pity of torment, and
39 VI| of Winifred, and saw the heaviness of her father and mother,
40 VI| and in that sorrow and heaviness she drew a fervent love
41 VI| Thou sawest what sorrow and heaviness we had for thee; alas! why
42 VI| and with great sighs and heaviness said: Right sweet friend
43 VI| delights of the world were but heaviness to him. He was a man of
44 VI| that year in weeping and in heaviness. And the year after following,
45 VII| turn to great sorrow and heaviness. Now, good uncle, said she,
46 VII| they made great sorrow and heaviness, for they saw well that
47 VII| but they were in great heaviness because their victuals were
48 VII| said: I die for sorrow and heaviness, and the archbishop said
49 VII| that may give him cause of heaviness, but say to him all things
50 VII| him that he was in great heaviness that he might not go out,
51 VII| Thou hast put me in great heaviness, thou hast dishonoured mine
52 VII| said their matins all in heaviness, and their vigils. And when
53 VII| body? And there by force of heaviness fell asleep. Then appeared
54 VII| the fields showed signs of heaviness, so that the complaint was
55 VII| from thee this sorrow and heaviness which is in thine heart,
56 VII| mowe make me to cease this heaviness at thy commandment, but
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