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 1    II|  knowest how oft the world hath entended to withdraw me from the
 2    II|  contemplation, how oft he hath entended to awake me from the sleep
 3    II|    works of charge, and himself entended to prayer and contemplation.
 4   III|        flesh low, he fasted, he entended to wake by night in studying
 5   III|       and rested, and by day he entended to the profit of the souls,
 6   III|    miracles, for as the workmen entended to make the edificee each
 7    IV|        of the body, and Lazarus entended all to knighthood, Martha,
 8    IV|    canons. And day and night he entended to reading and in praying
 9    IV|     Reynold sent to Bologna and entended much ardently to preaching,
10    IV|      they were christened, they entended greatly to enhance the church.
11    IV|      world in all countries and entended to preaching to men, and
12     V|        a pilgrim doing penance, entended, burning in the love of
13     V|      proper heritage, and there entended with them that bode with
14     V| abounded greatly in riches, and entended not to her desire, for he
15     V|      from tierce unto nones she entended to her work, and from nones
16     V|         day it happed that they entended to hold the feast of his
17     V|         was reputed old, for he entended more to the burning love
18     V|    righteousness of his life he entended most to the things to come,
19     V|       the sure things, and have entended with all my heart to the
20     V|      lost never his speech, but entended to preach and exhortation
21     V|        to us. For the Athenians entended to none other thing but
22    VI|    which from thence forthon he entended all to prayer, and howbeit
23    VI|        to them all largely. She entended with all her power to the
24    VI|       power of wood people that entended to hurt the privilege of
25   VII|     lived like unto angels, and entended always to serve God without
26   VII|    realm wholly to his son, and entended to works of penance, and