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 1   III|          each beareth this day a candle of wax burning, which representeth
 2   III|         Jesu Christ. Like as the candle burning hath three things
 3   III|      Christ, and the fire of the candle signifieth the divinity
 4   III|        which be signified by the candle burning: that is good deeds,
 5   III|      good works. And like as the candle without burning is dead,
 6   III| aforesaid and gave to her also a candle of wax. The which lady saw
 7   III|           for she would keep her candle and not offer it. And the
 8   III|          she would not offer her candle. The third time the queen
 9   III|      that she come and offer her candle, or else take it from her
10   III|        not come and offer up her candle, he set hand on the candle
11   III|       candle, he set hand on the candle that this lady held and
12   III|          drew and haled that the candle brake in two pieces, and
13   III|       and found the piece of the candle in her hand, whereof she
14   III|          kept that piece of that candle much preciously, like an
15   III|        with a little bread and a candle, she brought to S. Blase,
16   III|     should offer in his church a candle, and know thou that to thee
17   III|         great lord held to him a candle, and began to think in his
18   III|         and made him to hold the candle, and after said to him:
19   III|        happed that she offered a candle to the altar of S. Peter,
20   III|        his covetise quenched the candle, but anon after the candle
21   III|       candle, but anon after the candle was light again by himself,
22   III|         that and put out another candle which a knight had offered
23   III|        Denis, and made to bear a candle burning tofore her. The
24   III|        quenched the light of the candle.The maidens that were in
25   III|    troubled; she asked after the candle, and as soon as she had
26   III|          had ended her prayer, a candle that she held, lighted in
27   III|        her cell, on a time was a candle lighted in her hand without
28   III|          of this world, of which candle many sick folk by their
29    IV|       commandment, and lighted a candle at the lamp, and beheld
30    IV|          took a thread to make a candle of his length, and measured
31     V|          she fled, and lighted a candle herself and sought the thief,
32     V|         every each should hold a candle burning in his hand, and
33     V|    without hurt, and then took a candle, and saw well that it was
34    VI|          and a pot of wine and a candle. And the devil which had
35    VI|         a loaf, a pot of wine, a candle, save these three days.
36    VI|        devout daughter brought a candle burning, and without speaking
37    VI|          stood tofore her with a candle burning, S. Clare came again
38    VI|      daughter, what need is of a candle, is it not yet day? And
39    VI|        her arms and a lamb and a candle, and offered it up humbly.
40   VII|          Lord Jesu Christ, their candle fell from the candlestick
41   VII|        iii. 207.~Calne, vi. 237.~Candle, miracle of a, iii. 25.~