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 1     I|    was brought again into the matter whereof it was first formed.
 2     I|   what should be done in this matter, they answered that he which
 3     I|    miracles by his angels, by matter amiable that they have,
 4     I|      elements hath but little matter, but strong virtue in operation
 5     I|   aforesaid is to bring in my matter of the history that is read,
 6     I|   Hamor went to speak of this matter to Jacob, and that time
 7     I|      him all the order of the matter. When he saw the carriage
 8     I|     as the evil words of such matter, or the foul and evil attouching,
 9    II|     Samuel counselled on this matter with our Lord, to whom God
10    II|       he told to them all the matter like as it is aforesaid,
11    II|  asked counsel of him of this matter. S. Silvester answered that
12    II|   hilum, which is to say dark matter, for he had in his dictes
13    II|      gainsay the truth of the matter, ne could not bear ne answer
14    II|       answered to him in this matter: Go from me thou fardel
15   III|     find more plainly of this matter in the life of S. Oswald.~
16   III|       him of his help in this matter, and soon after S. Dunstan
17   III|    and his devoir to assemble matter whereof might be made and
18    IV|     Saints that treat of this matter accord that it was on one
19    IV|   they spake together of this matter, Paul came in, and the gates
20    IV|   than gold or gems. That one matter he overcame with strength,
21    IV|      have his consent of this matter, and he took them and put
22    IV|       of our Lady, of certain matter, and he said to him by amiable
23    IV|     and there came out rotten matter, and there issued worms,
24    IV|  Donat and showed to him that matter, and said that thilke man
25    IV|     by his winds and corporal matter, and Laurence goeth to heaven,
26    IV|       tofore our Lord of this matter, it pleased him that the
27    IV|     came and inquired how the matter went, and then when our
28     V|  whereas he departed from his matter and preached against the
29    VI|     great plenty of blood and matter on the king's clothes, which
30    VI|      brake, and when the foul matter was out, he felt himself
31    VI|  Gregory, in speaking of this matter and of three others, witnesseth
32    VI|  Leonard, to whom I remit the matter. And the night following
33    VI|     to preach, and took their matter how all the world is vanity,
34    VI| counsel of my fellows in this matter. And anon as he was come
35    VI| tofore the whole chapter this matter and showed to them; his
36    VI|       and have discovered the matter. But Peter defended them
37   VII|  content and to cease of this matter, and let us proceed to such
38   VII|   there was no remedy in that matter. Then said her mother to
39   VII|    other move me more of this matter, for I promise you plainly
40   VII|    her heart from all earthly matter. She showed to have this
41   VII|  Because thou hast thrown the matter of the world from thee I
42   VII|   what he would say upon that matter. And nevertheless the Emperor