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 1     I|      and make them thereby to obey him. The fourth manner for
 2     I|    thy mouth all people shall obey. I only shall go tofore
 3     I|  bodies. And he that will not obey to him that hath the cure
 4     I|     bound to know them and to obey and keep these ten commandments
 5    II|     and offerings than not to obey his commandments. Better
 6    II|  governor, therefore we shall obey thee. And all the seniors
 7    II|       cry that all men should obey and wait on him as king
 8    II|     to Rehoboam: If thou wilt obey and agree to this people,
 9    II|    Mounts of Ethiopia, for to obey and hold of him. Which all
10    II|       the beasts of the field obey to him, his might is known
11    II|  disciples such vanities, and obey thou to me, and make sacrifice
12    II|       be said to him: If thou obey not to me, I shall do hang
13    II| promised that gladly he would obey to that he should say. Then
14    II|       faith they ought not to obey them. That is to wit, by
15    II|      should do him honour and obey him, and he should leave
16    II|     ye will do my counsel and obey to me I shall mowe have
17    II| bishops required S. Thomas to obey to the king's desire and
18    II|    them, because he would not obey the king's statutes. And
19    II|    king he said: I am come to obey your commandment, but before
20    II|  bishops desired S. Thomas to obey the king but in no wise
21    II|       for he was ready for to obey, that tofore was wood for
22   III|      and because he would not obey to them they slew him, and
23   III|     wrote that all men should obey them and help them, upon
24   III|    like wise our Lady, for to obey to the law, bare her sweet
25   III|     after his nativity for to obey the commandment of the law,
26   III|  whose commandments we owe to obey if we will be saved.~We
27   III|     us, and therefore we must obey to him as to our father.
28   III|    raven made semblant for to obey to the commandment of S.
29   III|     and said that if he would obey and do after his preaching
30   III| sacrifice, and they would not obey to him. He put then him
31    IV|      thee, ne we will no more obey to thee. Julian then said
32    IV|     for with all charge, they obey unto God, which David saith,
33    IV|       the winds and creatures obey. To whom the provost said:
34    IV|     her to counsel her for to obey the desire and request of
35    IV|     more profitable for us to obey her, than to run into the
36    IV|       and my wife be ready to obey thee in all things, if thou
37    IV|    and him would he serve and obey. And so far he went that
38    IV|    him: If thou wilt a little obey to me, thou shalt abound
39     V|     father for he would never obey him ne adore his gods.~
40     V|       of the gift, but for to obey to the devotion of her that
41     V|       so willingly command as obey. And therefore he left for
42     V|  began to doubt, but he would obey and took the purse in his
43    VI|      go, but yet he would not obey. The third night S. Leonard
44    VI|   things she was hasty for to obey, and constant to suffer,
45   VII|   bliss, to whose commandment obey all heavenly creatures and
46   VII| Dorothy and counselled her to obey to the provost's desire
47   VII|     but and thou now wilt not obey me thou shalt no more be
48   VII|       well that it is good to obey thy father and make him
49   VII|       in no wise love them ne obey to them that would put us
50   VII|  folly and that thou wilt not obey me, come and we shall know
51   VII|      us, we shall believe and obey you, and if we overcome
52   VII|     his commandments he would obey. S. Omer then, which recked
53   VII|    said to him that he should obey the king, for thereto he
54   VII|     that as for him he should obey to our Lord and should bear
55   VII|     or corruption, ye must so obey both to justice and sanctification.