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 1     I|         we be lightly deceived, feeble to do well, and frail to
 2     I|        for to daunt and to make feeble the phlegm of lightness
 3     I|         his father was sick and feeble; who anon took his sons
 4    II|      Israel. ~David was old and feeble and saw that his death approached,
 5    II| assembled he commanded that the feeble and sick should be set apart
 6    II|          when he was so old, so feeble and so unmighty that his
 7    II|        Anthony of great age and feeble of fasting, and not strong
 8    II|    should then be over weak and feeble; then said to him S. Anthony:
 9   III|       world, now thou seest him feeble as a child which is Almighty
10   III|       were shrunken and were so feeble that he was sore tormented
11   III|     this he became all sick and feeble, and upon holy Thursday
12   III|      extremities of strength be feeble courage and folly; and the
13   III|     have received restoreth the feeble and sick to their health,
14   III|        beheld that she was over feeble by abstinence as for her
15    IV|        and how well that I be a feeble vessel, nevertheless I have
16    IV|      her childing, began to wax feeble, and had great anguishes
17    IV|   thighs began to swell and wax feeble, and his entrails began
18    IV|       do, for to make them over feeble to keep the observances
19    IV|    burnt without forth was more feeble than that which he embraced
20    IV|      that fleet, a staff to the feeble, a ladder to them that go
21     V|     cross, and anon then we wax feeble and lose all our might and
22     V|       they despoil them that be feeble and poor, by fraud and deceit,
23     V|       wife: Certainly this is a feeble god which may not conserve,
24    VI|   necessary. And when he was so feeble by sickness that his natural
25    VI|        our infirmity. For we be feeble and weak, and may not suffice
26    VI|       by filth, and strength by feeble courage. And as oft as we
27    VI|       diocese, and began to wax feeble in his body and said to
28    VI|     straitly that she became so feeble that S. Francis commanded
29    VI|         by night them that were feeble, and visited them much sweetly.
30    VI|       after, he became sick and feeble, and his friends counselled
31    VI|        be that have brittle and feeble jointures of trees, and
32   VII|      she had been nigh dead and feeble, but when she came she was
33   VII|       holy man S. Brandon waxed feeble and sick, and had but little
34   VII|       howbeit that he was right feeble, he issued from his bed