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 1     I|      in so much they love not worldly things more worldlily, but
 2     I|      thou shalt rest from all worldly labour and intend to prayer,
 3    II|       and evil rest in making worldly delights. And he, dispurveyed,
 4    II|   with our eyes for this evil worldly covetise, the which we have
 5    II|       errors, foul loves, and worldly dreads, which things he
 6    II|    and thou art demeasured in worldly love and fleshly. Abide
 7    II|    chosen people. havoir, n., worldly goods. houseled, v., administered
 8   III|       have desired about some worldly occupation or secular things,
 9   III|     them from the dust of all worldly affection, and thereof is
10   III|   dilection, and far set from worldly affection. And S. Ambrose
11   III|       Her hope was nothing in worldly things, but in heavenly,
12    IV|       books and renounced all worldly goods, and converted him
13    IV|       sons in prison, like as worldly friends dread lest they
14    IV|     thou wilt leave the great worldly honours that thou hast,
15    IV|       place of burning to the worldly fire; for to burn his body
16    IV| restrained the burning of the worldly woodness, and till that
17     V|     no man, for he desired no worldly glory. Then after a few
18     V|     to them that covet things worldly, but I desire no things
19     V|    that he should despise all worldly glory and friends and kindred,
20     V|    after he returned again to worldly life as a hound to his vomit,
21     V|    painteth her for to please worldly friends and lovers, when
22     V|     men, and accomplished all worldly delights, or she is said
23    VI|       never sorry for loss of worldly goods and riches, ne the
24    VI|       purposed to forsake all worldly pleasancies and to serve
25    VI|      himself the trace of all worldly affection. Thirdly, the
26    VI|       he was without angel of worldly malice. Or he is said of
27   VII|     her by her virginity, and worldly covetise, for that she despised
28   VII|     for that she despised all worldly things. Or Katherine may
29   VII|  surmounted all mortal men in worldly wisdom. And then demanded
30   VII|   realm. And she despised all worldly vanities, and burned in
31   VII|     promised to her riches of worldly goods without number. And
32   VII|     is a day of rest from all worldly occupation, and therefore
33   VII| counselled his sister to flee worldly vanities, and so he did
34   VII|     his earthly heritage, his worldly dignity and his great patrimony
35   VII|    which did put from him all worldly affections, as riches, wife
36   VII|     left and relinquished the worldly knighthood, and that he
37   VII|       that never no tokens of worldly manners appeared on him,
38   VII|     from his cell, and took a worldly and damnable way. This holy
39   VII|    and friends, land, and all worldly riches, and became a monk