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 1     I|           and desired sore to have tidings of ceasing of the flood.
 2     I|            out a raven for to have tidings, and when he was gone he
 3    II|         Eli which sat abiding some tidings of the battle. This man,
 4    II|       young man that brought these tidings: How knowest thou that Saul
 5    II|           thy works also, than the tidings that I heard. Blessed be
 6    II|          returned and brought good tidings. And Raguel and Anna blessed
 7    II|        patrimony and their jewels, tidings came to the knowledge of
 8    II|           without bringing him any tidings, he thought that anon he
 9    II|           three kings had told him tidings of the king of Jews new-born.
10    II|          years old. And soon after tidings came to the king how he
11    II|            the provost heard these tidings of his son he ran weeping
12   III|         that there was never heard tidings thereof after, and came
13   III|            in my body for the good tidings that I have heard. And lift
14   III|          right joyful and pleasant tidings, and said that if he would
15   III|            our Lord God. And these tidings of this holy child thus
16   III|     recommended her to the people.~Tidings came to Paris that Attila,
17   III|           be edified, and told him tidings of the lime. When Genese
18   III|            and do thereafter, have tidings that one from that other
19   III| indignation when he heard of those tidings, and came to Meaux in a
20    IV|            the middle thereof. And tidings were had all about in the
21     V|         him: Bringest thou any new tidings? We would know what thou
22    VI|         because they might hear no tidings of him. And as they went
23    VI|          of Jesu Christ, heard the tidings, she had great pity and
24    VI|         perdurable glory. Anon the tidings were spread abroad that
25    VI|         and abide till that I have tidings of my son. And the wife
26    VI|          for to enquire diligently tidings of the man of God. Euphemius
27    VI|            to have heard some time tidings of thee, and now I see thee
28    VI|            to her, and brought her tidings that she should go to the
29    VI|            was nothing glad of the tidings, and then the messengers
30    VI|           am nothing glad of these tidings; notwithstanding I will
31    VI|        years orphan, and never had tidings of father ne mother, ne
32   VII|         parts, and in the meantime tidings came to Rome how that Great
33   VII|           be christian. When these tidings were heard all the people