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 1     I|        and to discuss it. And he laboured for the deliverance of Jesu
 2     I|          and I with my feet have laboured in great pain. Thou liftest
 3     I|   delivered thee to my Father. I laboured, I sweat, I put mine head
 4    II|      nourishing, and have gladly laboured in the refraining of them.
 5    II|           And the king of France laboured sore for to set them at
 6    II|          yet after this the king laboured so much that he accorded
 7    II|        on a time that S. Anthony laboured with his brethren the hermits,
 8    II|           I see well that I have laboured in vain, and for nought,
 9   III|       named Ethelred. This queen laboured sore for to destroy this
10   III|          of the fiend our enemy, laboured ever and awaited for to
11   III|          that which she sore had laboured for, and went to the king
12   III|          were not christian, and laboured as much as he might to convert
13   III|       kindred and friends, which laboured full sore for his deliverance,
14   III|     destroy, S. Loye and S. Ouen laboured sore. Then was S. Loye chosen
15    IV|        unto the hour of five, he laboured with his hands, and after
16    IV|        of the flesh. But S. Paul laboured to help the sickness of
17    IV|       was so rich above her, and laboured with all her power to destroy
18    IV|         king in that manner, she laboured to Askeberd, which was chief
19    IV|         to this Askeberd that he laboured in vain, for God will not
20    IV|       and I see well that I have laboured in vain, when I have not
21    IV|      doubted much, for they both laboured to draw him to their faith.
22    IV|       that year she was sick and laboured in the fevers, and eight
23     V|     three years continually, and laboured in visiting and helping
24     V| wilderness forty years, and have laboured about a monk, and unnethe
25     V|          a great thing, and hast laboured more than all the others.
26     V|     husbandman after that he had laboured in the field about reaping
27    VI|         in all that he might, he laboured to bring out of conceit,
28    VI|       man which was with others, laboured in a rock for to dig for
29    VI|         S. Martin always when he laboured or did anything he prayed
30    VI|      lady was thus ordained, she laboured and did so much that she
31    VI|          great penance and daily laboured. And on a time as she put
32    VI|         host had a daughter that laboured greatly to make S. Edmund
33    VI|          he put her off, and she laboured so sore that at the last
34    VI|          away. And ever after he laboured in divinity so that he profited
35    VI|       whom he blamed because she laboured not with her hands, and
36   VII|        was a devout clerk, which laboured in his mind for to make
37   VII|      desert. The first man, that laboured to set them at accord that
38   VII|       thou ? And he said: I have laboured with all the virtue that
39   VII|         of an old poor man, that laboured, and praised God with her
40   VII|        continually without cease laboured and watched into the service
41   VII|         great philosopher, which laboured strongly for the christian
42   VII|         religion, and so much he laboured toward the said emperor
43   VII|  damnable way. This holy S. Ives laboured ever to appease all discordance