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 1     I|         and the master baker. He restored his butler unto his office,
 2     I|         what should happen; I am restored to mine office and that
 3    II|     return unto the end, how God restored Job again to prosperity.
 4    II|         love of God, that he was restored double of all his losses.
 5    II|         faculties and goods were restored to him again. After this
 6    II|         their God mercy, they be restored again, and their God giveth
 7    II|          to run, and when he was restored again thereto, the oil ran
 8   III|         that her paps were again restored to her and all her wounds
 9   III|         hath healed me, and hath restored to me again my paps. Quintianus
10   III|       out of joint, but our Lord restored him anon to health. And
11   III|     tofore had been drowned were restored again to life, and were
12   III|       wretch might in no wise be restored again to his sight. Then
13   III|        our Lord he was forthwith restored to his first health and
14   III|         and anon their sight was restored to them. There was a sub-deacon
15    IV|         anon appeared to him and restored to him his hand and reformed
16    IV|       evidently how his hand was restored to him again. This Leo the
17    IV|      speech, and to dead men was restored life. ~Among all others
18    IV|    blessed Lady that he might be restored again to say his mass. And
19    IV|   besought him full meekly to be restored of her sight again. And
20    IV|        blessed S. Thomas she was restored to her sight again, and
21    IV|          man which had his sight restored to him again by the merit
22    IV|      sight, and to a dumb man he restored his speech; one that was
23    IV|         he gat that he should be restored to his life. ~There was
24    IV|       commanded that I should be restored again to my life. And then
25     V|         father and bound, and he restored to him his money, and resigned
26     V|        for help, and he was anon restored to life. In the city of
27    VI|       therewith, and anon he was restored to his sight and was perfectly
28    VI|          meekly, and anon he was restored to his sight, and saw as
29    VI|       merits of S. Edward he had restored to them their sight perfectly,
30    VI|          Wulstan, and how he was restored again.~When William Conqueror
31    VI|        place and all her members restored again, they were full of
32   VII| peradventure the soul of him was restored to the body and did penance.
33   VII|         purpose. And when he was restored to the order to serve and
34   VII|          Many a blind person was restored of sight, and many enemies
35   VII|         S. Rigobert repaired and restored into their first estate,
36   VII|      paralysis, were by the same restored in good health. Three blind
37   VII|          the merits of the saint restored unto life, sight and good
38   VII|         saint she was raised and restored on life.~A child of five
39   VII|         for him to the saint was restored again unto life. A maiden
40   VII|         child so dismembered was restored to life and lived after
41   VII|        same saint, was the child restored tolife. A woman which by
42   VII|          was left and of her wit restored.~After our English tongue,
43   VII|          S. Alban, iii. 243.~Ass restored to life by S. Germain, iii.
44   VII|           ii. 158.~Austridinian, restored to life, iii. 277.~Avarice
45   VII|         S. Edward, vi. 34.~Blind restored to sight, ii. 96.~Blindness
46   VII|        of Mahomet, vii 113.~Calf restored to life after it had been
47   VII|        laid his hand, iii. 283.~—restored to his father over sea,
48   VII|         iii. 287.~---blinded and restored, iii. 288.~Giles Michell
49   VII|          crucifix, v.130.~Jewels restored at Paris, iii. 265.~Jewish
50   VII|       iii. 283.~Leg miraculously restored, iv. 233.~Leofric, Earl,