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 1    II|      on the morn David wrote a letter to Joab, that he should
 2    II|     slain. And Uriah bare this letter to Joab, and it was so done
 3    II|   christian, she sent to him a letter, in which she praised much
 4    II|        whom S. Anthony wrote a letter which said: I see the ire
 5    II|      unhappy man received this letter and began to mock S. Anthony,
 6    II|      well him that brought the letter, and sent again to S. Anthony
 7    II|      And this enchanter sent a letter by him to the devil, this
 8    II|     more. Then he gave him his letter, and bad him go, and at
 9    II|        devil, and hold up this letter in the air, and anon he
10    II|       was bidden, and held the letter in the air, and forthwith
11   III|         as some say, he sent a letter unto our Lady or an epistle
12   III|       salute thee.~And to this letter answered the glorious Virgin
13   III|     This was the answer of his letter.~S. Ignatius was a man right
14   III|        saw Iying by her head a letter, that said in this manner:
15   III|   prison. And after, he sent a letter to Domitian the emperor
16     V|     body. On a time he wrote a letter to a bishop, friendly, and
17     V|      wroth, and wrote to him a letter saying thus at the beginning:
18     V| letters; and as he indited the letter by clear day, and another
19     V| nothing. And then he wrote the letter in the midst of the rain
20     V|     than not to understand the letter, for he might not understand
21     V|     were life. And they have a letter of which they use that they
22    VI|        the same church, as the letter of the recluse maketh mention.
23    VI|        speaketh plainly to the letter of doctrine of the Gospel.
24    VI|     and that he held a bill or letter in his hand which they might
25    VI|        the church, give us the letter that thou holdest in thine
26    VI|       went tofore and took the letter and took it to his notary
27   VII|       anon they wrote to him a letter in this wise: Thou hast
28   VII|      when James had heard this letter he wept bitterly, and said:
29   VII|      Also pope Sergius wrote a letter to the abbot Ceolfrith and
30   VII|        thou hast received this letter, that thou slay this child.
31   VII|     priest that had set in the letter the things above said, he
32   VII|    said in another place, in a letter that he sent to Matilda
33   VII|      it appeareth by a writ or letter, which he sent to the emperor
34   VII|  message sent to some other by letter, and it signifieth the doctrine
35   VII|         GENERAL INDEX~Abgarus, letter to our Lord, vi. 73.~Abingdon,
36   VII|   story of, vii. 108.~Alcuin's letter to Charlemagne, vii. 124.~