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 1     I|       feet: and prayed them to tarry under the tree, and he would
 2     I|      And he made the camels to tarry without the town by a pit
 3     I|       alone and all the people tarry from the morning until evening?
 4    II|      of my being out, and if I tarry more his soul shall be heavy,
 5    II|    fleshly. Abide daughter and tarry that I may marry thee to
 6   III|         said to them: My sons, tarry a while and come and help
 7   III|     make the priest so long to tarry for her. And the lady answered
 8   III|     that they should abide and tarry in the same isle, and that
 9   III|       people saying: Wherefore tarry ye and lose the time, and
10    IV|       when thou shalt rest and tarry, I shall rest and tarry.
11    IV|        tarry, I shall rest and tarry. To whom her husband answered,
12    IV|     that cryeth, I pray you to tarry a while, for to know if
13    IV|       Dear son, have pity, and tarry thy justice by thy mercy.
14    IV|         attemper thy wrath and tarry a little, I have a true
15    IV|        he said: Be ye firm and tarry a little, and ye shall see
16    IV|   without profit, and that one tarry ne abide not till the other
17    VI|      of her face, and bade her tarry there three or four days
18    VI|      hand and commanded her to tarry, and she abode still without
19    VI|       them and said: Wherefore tarry ye, see ye not that S. Martin
20   VII|      and perish. And she said: Tarry not to do what torments
21   VII|       answered to the emperor: Tarry not to do the torments that
22   VII|       followed said: Abide and tarry, for I follow thee for the
23   VII| prayers of S. Simeon that thou tarry a while, and so he did,
24   VII|     thou wilt come hastily and tarry not. Secondly, the said