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 1     I|      that the sun shall not dare behold it. Or as for to speak of
 2     I| embellished. I am abashed when I behold these clothes and see the
 3     I|   whereof is said in the Gospel: Behold how he loved him ! The second
 4     I|          heart and devoutly wilt behold, and have therein contemplation,
 5     I|        sovereign that we see and behold in his saints, or for the
 6     I|         peace. Secondly, that we behold Jesu Christ crucified. Thirdly,
 7     I|      herdmen ne thy herdmen. Lo! behold all the country is tofore
 8     I|         led him out and bade him behold the heaven, and number the
 9     I|         to whom the father said: Behold that I wax old and know
10     I|          hand, let our lord only behold us and we shall gladly serve
11     I|       cast away from her mother, behold and see, half her flesh
12    II|       the people, Now ye see and behold whom our Lord hath chosen,
13    II|        heaven, and that he would behold the pride of them, and to
14    II|        that the priest might not behold it. And when the light departed
15   III|         tofore him, and began to behold her with a lecherous sight;
16   III|     forsake our sins, lo! ye may behold the people die ere they
17   III|       had. Then said S. Ambrose: behold fair children how great
18   III|      manner that every man might behold as in a mirror, in his continence
19   III|         heaven, and said to him: Behold on high in heaven. Then
20   III|         for the light is good to behold, and it is immaterial in
21   III|           And the people came to behold this sight, wherefore many
22   III|      upon him that men might not behold him, the chains of iron
23    IV|          was a glorious sight to behold. And him thought that he
24    IV|         my well-beloved brother, behold my most dear guest to the
25    IV|         the house that she might behold and look up into heaven,
26    IV|         bright that no man might behold it, and the brightness was
27    IV|     another place he saith thus: Behold Stephen thy fellow, he was
28    IV|     troubled us and our lineage. Behold what glory he now receiveth,
29    IV|       none of the apostles might behold it. And our Lord said to
30     V|      perdurable, look upward and behold him that reigneth~in heaven.
31     V|          the angels said to him: Behold the world. Then he turned
32     V|        they look upward they may behold the joy that they have lost,
33     V|     heart of the friar and said: Behold what was the vision that
34    VI|       both wife and virgin; then behold on me thy servant, and son
35    VI|        Jesu Christ, he could not behold it, ne could not counterfeit
36    VI|        he said: Brethren, let me behold more the heaven than the
37    VI|       whole, and he said to her: Behold, Barbara, the bounty of
38   VII|          that angels have joy to behold him, and so pure that his
39   VII|       any earthly creature might behold, and when this holy man
40   VII|     which is so rich and fair to behold? And he demanded of her
41   VII|         ne the old man might not behold them, but all ravished fell
42   VII|        for she was right fair to behold, unto the people. And after
43   VII|          love and my spouse; lo! behold the gate of heaven is open
44   VII|     there, but behoved always to behold right up to heaven. And
45   VII|    undefiled that I may come and behold thy face Lord. Then the
46   VII|          was a heavenly sight to behold, and all the trees were
47   VII|          cup and said: Look, and behold this water, and they saw
48   VII|          thither together for to behold and see the place. Then
49   VII|          S. Landry, vouchsafe to behold on my misery, and then he