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 1     I|       and that it like him to remember my fee. And I shall pray
 2     I|       as long as I shall live remember the labours that he had
 3     I| devotion of devout hearts; to remember solemnly the institution
 4     I|     and wheresomever thou go, remember that thou wert taken. Abraham
 5     I|     after which Pharaoh shall remember thy service and shall restore
 6     I|       do. Then I pray thee to remember me when thou art at thine
 7     I|     thou wilt forget, and not remember the sin and trespass of
 8     I|       that thou have mind and remember that thou hallow and keep
 9     I|       as God commandeth us to remember and have in mind to keep
10     I|     wickedness of thy people. Remember Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
11    II|     see his visage, and if he remember my wickedness let him slay
12    II| righteousness. And now, Lord, remember me, and take now no vengeance
13    II|      vengeance of my sins, ne remember not my trespasses, ne the
14    II|       her life, thou owest to remember what and how many perils
15    II|       and alms, that they may remember God and bless him in all
16    II| fastings in the sight of God. Remember ye of Moses, the servant
17    II|      this agreeable charge. I remember that it is much grievous,
18   III|      he: What is that ye say? Remember ye not that I appeared to
19   III|      notary that he could not remember him of no good thing that
20   III|      father, said the maid, I remember well that, and by the help
21   III|     prayed her that she would remember him in her orisons and prayers,
22   III|      it would be over long to remember them all, and yet daily
23    IV|     and said to her: My wife, remember thee of our Lord. ~On a
24    IV|     or hear, and to them that remember me, that they may deserve
25    IV|      Jesu Christ. Then let us remember this holy virgin that she
26    IV|      if he be mighty, that he remember the soul of the mother,
27    IV|       the places which I well remember and have in mind. And there
28    IV|     the priest said to her: I remember it well, that is more than
29    IV|      and sores from them that remember his passion and figure.
30    IV|    said to him: John, my son, remember thee of the word of thy
31    IV|     whither goest thou? Lady, remember thee of us. And then the
32    IV|    our Lord. Thou oughtest to remember when the chamberer, that
33    IV|       am worthy of thy grace; remember thee of me, for I ne am
34    IV|      authority is nothing. We remember the condition human: we
35     V|      God. Secondly, that thou remember poor people, widows and
36     V|     three things, the which I remember to have kept to my power
37     V|   house, and said: Son! son ! remember thee of the life perdurable,
38     V|       the excesses, but I can remember me of none offences that
39     V|  saying: Help me, S. Francis, remember thee of the devotion and
40    VI|       have my sons. O Lord, I remember me that thou saddest to
41    VI|   less: When I was a child, I remember none other thing, save that
42    VI|  mother Clare that she should remember the commandments of S. Francis,
43    VI|     love of our Lord he would remember her. And above all other
44    VI|       thee that thou wilt not remember their sins, for thou knowest
45    VI|       end that she should not remember her first glory. In all
46    VI| Farewell, servant of God, and remember me. To whom S. Grysogone
47    VI|       end of my time is come, remember me so that when the soul
48   VII|     of my son to be honoured. Remember ye not how sitting in your
49   VII|      be ye among all women; I remember how I chose that Lord which
50   VII|    thee that whosomever shall remember my passion, be it at his
51   VII|        and prayed them all to remember him, and he gave to divers
52   VII|   thou pray for me and always remember me. And he said to her:
53   VII|      great that any man might remember. For stones fell as great