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 1     I|       long it should stand and endure. Apollo answered to them
 2     I|       of peace that ever shall endure. For they supposed well
 3     I|   given them and instituted to endure perpetually. This sacrament
 4     I|      more. This punition shall endure to him in pain unto the
 5     I|        the end that one should endure against the water, and that
 6     I|        the Bible, for a law to endure ever among them, which the
 7    II|       end that his pain should endure the longer. And when he
 8    II|        delights spiritual that endure for ever. Paschasius said:
 9    II|       torments that ever shall endure, and thou shalt know, whether
10   III|        lineage of David should endure in thee unto the time that
11   III|      was a monk that might not endure long in prayers, and when
12   III| ditches because they might not endure the stench to bury them.
13   III|      long as the pains of hell endure let us also be merciful
14   III|     the glory that alway shall endure, but he can well deliver
15   III|     that he so patiently might endure such grievous torments so
16    IV|        turn stones into bread; endure in the fire without hurting;
17    IV|        perfectly whole, and so endure to his life's end; and the
18    IV|     martyr, it should overmuch endure, for ever sith his passion
19    IV|     all my body; and might not endure in no wise till he was despoiled
20    IV|        hast ordained it for to endure perpetually. For thou saidest
21    IV|      received it. And hitherto endure the words of the said sermon. ~
22     V|        that, those arms should endure till that such a sign were
23     V|      the world, and it may not endure three hours long. And it
24    VI|        that the body might not endure, for it was over much enfeebled,
25   VII|        from this place, for to endure and suffer the flame of
26   VII|      there about unnethe might endure the fume that issued. And
27   VII|     meiny, which unnethe might endure ne sufler the stench of