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 1     I|     servant in all his house: I charge and conjure thee by the
 2     I|      commanded to him saying: I charge thee in no wise to take
 3     I|   household and all that he had charge of. Our Lord blessed the
 4     I|         by order like as he had charge, which answered: Why saith
 5     I|      And if there be of a great charge and weight, let it be referred
 6     I|      easier to thee to bear the charge when it is so parted. If
 7     I|        said to him: Go down and charge the people that they come
 8     I|          and they that have the charge and cure of our souls, and
 9     I|        that he should give them charge for to see and consider
10    II|      age, and took the cure and charge of them, and were with them
11    II|        for I have born long the charge, and have so much watched
12    II|        away from this agreeable charge. I remember that it is much
13    II|         here be all my goods, I charge thee to keep them, and if
14    II|         well and diligently the charge of his commission, and that
15    II|   destroy his father which hath charge of his soul. And by your
16    II|    words: If thou hast so great charge of thy monks come to me
17    II|      him to her house, and took charge of him till he was all whole.
18    II|      him the faits and works of charge, and himself entended to
19    II|      hare committed to thee the charge of speaking, and now it
20   III|          and without having any charge save to God: Fair sweet
21   III|        complained of this great charge that he was charged withal,
22   III|         is, that he should have charge of the churches, and that
23   III|   nourished he them that he had charge of by good ensample, for
24   III|       Lord God, for they had no charge but only to serve and entend
25    IV|  kingdom of heaven; he took the charge to feed the sheep of Jesu
26    IV|  calleth us. Then said Peter: I charge and conjure you angels of
27    IV|       great thing, for with all charge, they obey unto God, which
28    IV|         of his tutor, which had charge to keep him, because that
29     V|        hath spared me from this charge. A canon regular came to
30     V|  refused many times to take the charge and the crosier. And at
31     V|        committed to S. John the charge of his legation, and he,
32     V|         the cell with all their charge and lading. And when the
33     V|        grieved for the cure and charge of the realm, and by the
34     V|        and governed you without charge or business. And the birds
35    VI|       be spent to my use, but I charge you for to deliver to each
36    VI|       in his snare? Wherefore I charge you on pain of death that
37    VI|       as S. Peter had given him charge, and as ye have heard tofore.
38    VI| sufficient to occupy so great a charge, for I knew well mine unconning
39    VI|   knowest well that I took this charge on me against my will, but
40    VI| deceived. Thou gavest to me the charge, and to thee I here resign
41    VI|         virginity is silence of charge, peace of the flesh, redemption
42    VI|    goods of them that they have charge of, and to beware by this
43    VI|    woman which had the rule and charge of all the sisters of that
44    VI|       holy virgin Winifred, the charge of the sisters, but she
45    VI|         constraint she took the charge and lived afterward a virtuous
46    VI|       she received the cure and charge of Agnes, her sister, which
47    VI|         the grace of God I will charge no man of Rome, I shall
48    VI|       man and take the cure and charge of him, I shall deliver
49    VI|      and places of his cure and charge, and lived a holy life.
50   VII|         heard, according to his charge. And when this blessed virgin
51   VII|       of our Lord Jesu Christ I charge you to leave him this night
52   VII|         your abbot Patrick, and charge thee that thou depart from
53   VII|         debate for I have great charge, but I shall yet fellowship