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 1     I|       the world, had deserved to lose the aid divine. The third
 2    II|     Amalek; therefore thou shalt lose the battle and Israel shall
 3    II|         bordel, where thou shalt lose thy chastity, and then the
 4    II|      give it, and great dread to lose that which he hath so dear
 5    II|       riches make him fearful to lose that he hath gotten, and
 6    II|         than I should consent to lose the right of holy church.
 7    II|         seculars they must needs lose their holiness and leave
 8    II|         mechant and unhappy that lose my two sons that I have
 9    II|          for you my fair sons; I lose my sons which by their own
10    II|         am, what shall I do that lose my two sons? and to the
11    II|      vain and miserable, ye will lose the victory permanable,
12    II|          the victory permanable, lose ye not the everlasting life
13    II|      hearts above the world, and lose ye not your crown for the
14    II|        escaped from the peril to lose her virginity, and also
15   III|          help them, upon pain to lose their heads. Now it happed
16   III|          for me, ne that I shall lose my crown; I shall abide
17   III|         now thou art in peril to lose thy crown which was ready
18   III|       souls, and by thee I shall lose many, by him I reigned on
19   III|           Wherefore tarry ye and lose the time, and why execute
20   III|       not believed me thou shalt lose thy speech, and shalt not
21   III|    little your thought, ye shall lose the goods of heaven. He
22    IV|         and thou requires" me to lose my coronet When the duke
23    IV|          precious a cloth for to lose it ? Then, when he came
24    IV|          I win in other places I lose all here, for when I have
25    IV|         and assoiled, and I here lose all, whereof I sorrow for
26     V|        that I receive thee, than lose both thee and that other.~
27     V|      third, lest at the feast he lose the manner of temperance.~
28     V|       his friends he was sure to lose one, that was, him against
29     V|       had been better to thee to lose thy debt than he should
30     V|          thy debt than he should lose his soul by making of a
31     V| displeasure and grievance for to lose such men, which he had nourished
32     V|      anon then we wax feeble and lose all our might and virtue,
33    VI|     greatly abashed, dreading to lose the treasure of his virginity,
34    VI|  consented thereto he dreaded to lose his chastity, wherefore
35    VI|     present and doubt nothing to lose it. But the certainty of
36    VI|       liefer that thou shouldest lose thine hair than my son were
37    VI|       slay you, and so should ye lose the flower of your youth.
38    VI|        never fade, ne wither, ne lose their savour, ne they may
39    VI|      young men, it is nothing to lose the youth, but to change
40    VI|    enchantress for to make me to lose my life temporal. So there
41   VII|          sacrifice or thou shalt lose thine head. And she said
42   VII|          but a brute beast, will lose his fleece for his master,
43   VII|          his head then should he lose, for it should be smitten
44   VII|          that it hath, he should lose it, and I that am a physician
45   VII|       within ten years he should lose the sight of his eyes. Then