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 1     I|         and may, to correct it, humbly beseeching them so to do,
 2     I|         like doves, in thinking humbly and bitterly how we have
 3    II|        fell down on their knees humbly at his feet, saying: Verily
 4   III|         the death, and suffered humbly the envy of them that were
 5   III|    sicknesses. Let us pray then humbly to the glorious Virgin Mary,
 6   III|         had borne away, and she humbly prayed to S. Blase that
 7   III|     cast to her his mantle, and humbly prayed her that she would
 8   III|        followed soon after much humbly. When S. Ambrose saw Ruffin
 9   III|         Then obeyed the emperor humbly and went out. And after,
10   III|    shall I end my life. Then he humbly kneeled down and fell to
11   III|    knowledge, and he said right humbly: Sir, thou comest to me,
12   III|        had great pity and began humbly to handle him and laid his
13    IV|      was full sorry, and prayed humbly to our blessed Lady that
14     V|         holy good man went much humbly to him, and when he was
15     V|      holy man, and required him humbly pardon. And they sent to
16     V|         sin and required pardon humbly.~Then S. Giles returned
17     V|       ne on horseback, but came humbly upon an ass, in showing
18     V|       our Lord and bare it much humbly unto the gate. And anon
19     V|   repented him and required her humbly pardon, and when he had
20     V|      other, and then S. Dominic humbly obeyed and said: Sire, our
21    VI|         that came from Rome, he humbly thanked God and S. Peter
22    VI|         s feet. and thanked him humbly of her deliverance, but
23    VI|        not so to do to him, and humbly and meekly pardoned them
24    VI|       and prayed the archbishop humbly to bless him. Then Lanfranc
25    VI|       this said he set his hand humbly and with great reverence
26    VI| companionably, continently, and humbly. Rightful work is, if he
27    VI|      mannered. Thirdly he lived humbly, of which humility is showed
28    VI|        herself to the pope much humbly, and required him with a
29    VI|       found him, and prayed him humbly that he would come in to
30    VI|       candle, and offered it up humbly. And by that she showed
31    VI|     people, and she bare her so humbly in that service, that by
32    VI|     away. And S. Edmund thanked humbly our Lord that it pleased
33    VI|        her during his life, and humbly greeted our Lady with these
34    VI|     take it on him, and then he humbly, sore weeping, agreed to
35    VI|   buried. And the wolf followed humbly the body till it was buried,
36    VI|        incense to the idol, but humbly with great devotion kneeled
37   VII|    please him, and we thank him humbly of his great and large gifts.
38   VII|         clear way of truth, and humbly beseech you most blessed
39   VII|    worship this holy virgin and humbly pray her to be our advocatrice
40   VII|      they thanked our Lord full humbly that had brought them thither
41   VII|     Paul came and welcomed them humbly. He was old and foregrown,
42   VII|         obeying to the brethren humbly. When the others fasted
43   VII|        monitions spiritual, and humbly to serve him. Ne no marvel
44   VII|      good conditions, and right humbly and devoutly frequented
45   VII|       every day, and heard much humbly, devoutly, and dilgently
46   VII|        unto his last days, took humbly the sacraments of the body
47   VII|      holy man which ever looked humbly downward perceired it not.
48   VII|     fair towel, and kissed much humbly and semblably their hands,
49   VII|         the stench of them, and humbly and devoutly betook them
50   VII|         of marvellous humility, humbly and devoutly serving the
51   VII|  blessed S. Louis administered, humbly putting, kneeling, with