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 1     I|       our bodily flesh, we may consider three things of this coming,
 2     I|       sun; now then, saith he, consider ye what the virtue is of
 3     I|       done. Hereto we ought to consider, like as saith a doctor,
 4     I|        proper blood. And after consider, if of right for so many
 5     I|       sent, and that he should consider how his life was hanging,
 6     I|      body of Jesu Christ. ~Now consider here then which is most
 7     I|     them charge for to see and consider the goodness thereof, and
 8    II|        flocks there, wherefore consider what is to be done. They
 9    II|      the meat of the body. And consider ye fair brethren, men of
10    IV|       sorrow; but an thou wilt consider Paul, thou shalt see betimes
11    IV|       make an end. Then let us consider the holy life, the holy
12     V|   marvellous sweetness, for to consider the height of the divine
13     V|        and it behoveth thee to consider what thou wert late and
14    VI|        cruelly in this battle. Consider the covenant, understand
15    VI|       always here with us, and consider all that we do, and may
16    VI|   under the likeness of pity I consider you greatly to err. For
17   VII|        For to keep himself, to consider and have discretion, be
18   VII|       I bear behind me, them I consider not, ne sorrow for them.
19   VII|        of my brethren, which I consider all day and judge them,
20   VII|      to that withoutforth, and consider not what is within. And
21   VII| towards the eldest, said: Son, consider thou must, how as now I
22   VII|     also they owe to think and consider on their evil deeds and
23   VII|      precious sacrament we may consider nine miracles much marvellous,
24   VII|   instantly that thou wilt not consider my misdeeds and sins, but
25   VII|      my misdeeds and sins, but consider thou the faith of the holy
26   VII|      the mass is, let him well consider and imprint right perfectly