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 1    II|        said: I have nothing so dear as him, I shall give him
 2    II|     Mary mother of God. ~Right dear brethren, how the conception
 3    II|    heard and seen. And, rights dear sirs, if ye will arrive
 4    II|     lose that which he hath so dear and with great pain gotten
 5    II|      heavy cheer, Now, my most dear lord and gracious king,
 6    II|      rehearse, wherefore right dear friends we pray you that
 7    II|    will go for to die. My most dear children, have ye mercy
 8    II|         Say ye now that be our dear husbands, in what ward leave
 9    II|      whom Valerian said: Right dear son, it is long since I
10   III|   Adieu and farewell, my right dear love, I shall never rest
11   III|        And she answered: Right dear love, God forbid that ye
12   III|    Jesu Christ and to John thy dear friend, desire to have of
13   III|     blessed Virgin brought her dear son for to offer him, and
14   III|       a sermon and said: Right dear brethren, well ought we
15   III|        and son of one my right dear friend, I pray thee that
16   III| proveth it. This faith is more dear to me than all the riches
17   III|        the name of thy blessed dear Son and of thy good friend
18    IV|     said: Livest thou my right dear and best beloved wife? To
19    IV|        brother, behold my most dear guest to the faith of them
20    IV|        said: My father Eli, my dear guest, these deceivers be
21    IV|     down at his feet and said: Dear son, have pity, and tarry
22    IV|       and she said to them: My dear children, God, my son, keep
23     V|    young man Rocke to be right dear with God, for his cheer,
24     V|        much and had him always dear before other bishops. But
25     V|      this manner: To his right dear friend; most best beloved
26     V|   bread, saying: Take this, my dear friend, for thy reward is
27    VI|        that he was holden most dear of all men, wherefore, Ad
28    VI|    began to cry and said: Fair dear sister! help me, and suffer
29    VI|       And she answered: Right, dear fair mother, the night is
30    VI|        Francis, know ye, right dear brother, that no pains displease
31    VI|      woman. And all crying: O, dear lady, and friend of God,
32    VI|       I have that see my right dear son dead ? Me were better
33    VI|       may see my desire and my dear son that I have engendered
34    VI|      thus: Alas for sorrow! my dear son, the light of mine age,
35    VI|        weep ye with me upon my dear son, whom I have had in
36   VII|        Katherine, stand up our dear sister, for ye be right
37   VII|     her: Dread ye nothing, our dear sister, for there was never
38   VII|        here present to you our dear sister, whose name is written
39   VII|     Lady, to whom she said: My dear daughter ye be welcome to
40   VII|        conforting her said: My dear daughter, it shall be as
41   VII|     and said: Dread ye not, my dear spouse, I shall not depart
42   VII|        void. Now fare well, my dear spouse. And then she cried
43   VII|      virtues and grace, as the dear and singular spouse of Almighty
44   VII|    that were there said: Right dear friend, confess thou our
45   VII|      that said: Come to me, my dear spouse and true virgin,
46   VII|    Certes, I confess to be thy dear friend and have not forgotten
47   VII|     precious raiment, and much dear he held the hair that was
48   VII|        to him: First, my right dear brother, I require of thee
49   VII|      him in this manner: Right dear son, rather I would see
50   VII|        thing to say but: Right dear brethren, pray you God that
51   VII|    into the blood of thy right dear Son that for us suffered