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 1     I|      if he had so come tofore, peradventure man might say that by his
 2     I|       Scholastica Historia, or peradventure in a cave or a fosse. For
 3     I|      her so little honour. And peradventure the Evangelists speak no
 4     I|        with black clothes. And peradventure for that same cause they
 5     I|        one other, because that peradventure their interrogation were
 6     I|      heaven. Thou shalt demand peradventure: how thou affirmest and
 7     I|    returned no more again, for peradventure she found some dead carrion
 8     I|      thy mercy to me, and that peradventure I might take harm on the
 9     I|        unto our Lord God, lest peradventure pestilence or war fall to
10    II|        to thee another; and if peradventure he may not, this same shall
11   III|       believest thou in God or peradventure thou doubtest? To whom Seconde
12   III|      so great presumption, but peradventure thy power suffereth not
13   III|     hands of the emperor, lest peradventure the rude people and unworthy
14    IV|    said prior said to him that peradventure he should die before. And
15    IV| emperor, but of the church, or peradventure they were said treasures
16    IV|       death of the emperor, if peradventure we may find anything in
17    IV|  persons, to the end that lest peradventure the misbelieved men should
18    IV|        joy. For God said: Lest peradventure the first form of man, that
19     V|     here a penny in my mantle, peradventure it is necessary to you,
20     V|        God was stretched. This peradventure is said for the life of
21     V|       Though this man be poor, peradventure there is not a richer of
22     V|      away by satisfaction. But peradventure he hath sent me them because
23     V|       great lords, which thing peradventure engendereth not good suspection
24     V|    escaped from the pains, and peradventure the soul returned to the
25    VI|       him: Sorrow no more, for peradventure he that hath it hath more
26    VI|     them to my people, that if peradventure they give them to penance,
27    VI|        done alms for them; and peradventure it is more true that this
28    VI|   tofore their house, and that peradventure they might be healed, which
29    VI|      her than another, that if peradventure she were overtaken with
30   VII|     came and delivered him, or peradventure the soul of him was restored