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 1     I| shepherds, Jews, as to them that use reason in form of a reasonable
 2     I|           to the end that we who use throughout all the year
 3     I|        accord, such as shepherds use in their delights and sports.
 4     I|         at wild beasts, for none use of the meat of them, but
 5     I|      slay me, because they would use thee. Wherefore say thou
 6     I|         that no man had power to use any lechery with her ne
 7     I|       forth that we may know and use them. And Lot anon shut
 8     I|       bring them out to you, and use ye them, but these men I
 9    II|     giveth that which he may not use himself, but if thou wilt
10    II|     death thou mayest in no wise use thy goods. That which thou
11    II|          coles and worts for his use, and some of his neighbours
12   III|    thereof, and because he would use the craft of the devil,
13   III|          Cuthbert: Good brother, use no such vain plays, ne set
14    IV|          that other side, for to use the charity of Christ was
15    IV|        would that all men should use peace under what law he
16     V|      have a letter of which they use that they call holy, and
17     V|        said that they should not use the honour of priesthood,
18     V|       have a maid with thee, and use her at thy pleasure? Take
19     V|        he ought not without pain use the blessed life. And the
20     V|   believe in him, but thou shalt use no words of enchantment,
21    VI|         one penny be spent to my use, but I charge you for to
22    VI|       over foul, that she should use to lie on a sack full of
23    VI|        in simpless, and began to use good customs from then forthon,
24    VI|   disposed or were in purpose to use the way of health, and she
25    VI|     Hingvar met him and bade him use short words and tell him
26    VI|      Lady saileth, and our souls use the office of mariners under
27   VII|       that a man that is without use of school made so many noble
28   VII|         service as christian men use to sing. And S. Brandon
29   VII|     things that be, he shall not use the sweetness of them, and
30   VII|         that the Saracens should use the habit of a monk, that
31   VII|          ne cold, and they shall use and eat all manner meats,
32   VII|      within a wood where I might use and employ my life in prayers
33   VII|        porridge such as commonly use poor labourers, and none
34   VII|         others that had lost the use of the tongue were restituted
35   VII|        relief. Also he would not use scarlet, ne gowns of rich
36   VII|     Louis of help, recovered the use of going, which they had
37   VII|        167.~Octaves, meaning and use of, i. 29.~Oil of Mercy,