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 1     I|            cloister vaulting which look down on us with quaint and
 2     I|       other part, and therefore we look now in the church toward
 3     I|      toward the occident, and thus look we worshipping him toward
 4     I|          that the tree was fair to look on, and clean and sweet
 5     I|        their father, and would not look on it, and rebuked Ham of
 6     I|          to him: Save thy soul and look not behind thee lest thou
 7     I|        from the house of thy lord? Look! at whom it be found of
 8     I|            his face, and durst not look toward God. To whom God
 9    II|          anointed of our Lord. Now look and see where the king's
10    II|            felony, how darest thou look on us? And when he had sore
11    II|         pope, the pope would daily look upon the white chasuble
12    II|          was fair like an angel to look on, a fair speaker, whole
13   III|             but was as reverent to look on as she had been yet alive.
14   III|           may then, without shame, look and speak with thee. And
15   III|        that he seemed a monster to look on. And it happed that he
16   III|           that in no wise he might look on him ne hear him named.
17    IV|           Nero sent two knights to look if he were slain and beheaded
18    IV|           sons, see the heaven and look upward my dearest children,
19    IV|          that she might behold and look up into heaven, and to lay
20    IV|       other virgins deigned not to look on him, but turned their
21     V|            of the life perdurable, look upward and behold him that
22     V|   commanded he that they should go look who that was that lay in
23     V|           earth, so that when they look upward they may behold the
24     V|        great sorrow, and when they look downward they may see the
25     V| attouchings, and foul ordures, but look only towards the east and
26    VI|        lion, and the lion began to look on the virgin like as he
27    VI|        thou therefore fail not, ne look not unto thy first glory.
28    VI|        over strange and hideous to look on. No man might so hold
29    VI|            chamberer, she began to look up into heaven, and she
30    VI|           thou knowest me not, but look in my forehead and there
31   VII|          with a sad cheer and meek look she answered in this wise:
32   VII|         that went up might neither look here nor there, but behoved
33   VII|         was fairer and brighter to look on than ever she was before,
34   VII|         and was more fairer for to look on than ever she was tofore,
35   VII|           water in a cup and said: Look, and behold this water,
36   VII|    pleaseth to us or appertaineth, look then that for the love of