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 1     I| wherefore he arose. Sixthly, how ofttimes he appeared in his resurrection.
 2     I|       not. Secondly, by many and ofttimes appearing. Thirdly, by eating
 3     I|       nature, for by benediction ofttimes nature hath been changed.
 4   III|         of love is cured by hate ofttimes, and began to enquire if
 5   III|          bury the dead fell down ofttimes dead upon them that were
 6   III|          this lordship hath been ofttimes warned of me to pay his
 7   III|        her father died. She went ofttimes to the wood with the cart
 8   III|        had put her out, and sent ofttimes to her messengers for to
 9    IV| procuress on his journey, and he ofttimes excused her sweetly; for
10    IV|          he called unto his help ofttimes Mary Magdalene. And on a
11    IV|         sea of Saracens, and led ofttimes to fairs for to be sold,
12    IV|         upon the tables and said ofttimes: Now more, now less. And
13     V|       market of Rome, and how he ofttimes said that he was a christian
14    VI|         full good life, haunting ofttimes holy church, and loved and
15    VI|        that church, and visit it ofttimes, and bear in the sight of
16    VI|       sigh among, he said to her ofttimes: My daughter, weep not,
17    VI|     courage. To whom Simon said: Ofttimes it happeth that among coffers
18    VI|         we keep them negligently ofttimes, and leave many things undone
19    VI|        with one servant, and yet ofttimes Martin would serve him and
20    VI|      devils, for he put them out ofttimes from divers people. It is
21    VI|         of the poor people, that ofttimes she spared her own mouth
22    VI|       had so great pleasure that ofttimes it seemed to her, being
23    VI|     orisons. And it is read that ofttimes the fiend appeared to her
24    VI|         love of Jesu Christ. For ofttimes the love of God which she
25    VI|      that was in earth, and that ofttimes spake and said noble and
26    VI|        not arise. His mother had ofttimes vowed him to S. Francis,
27    VI|       poor maidens, and led them ofttimes with her for to say paternoster
28    VI|   clothes that she had made, and ofttimes brought the sheet wherein
29    VI|         and the prior said that, ofttimes under the likeness of good
30   VII|        fiend overcometh holy men ofttimes by women, and therefore
31   VII|    mother enjoying herself, said ofttimes to him in this manner: Right