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 1     I|  epistle, that she should bear patiently tribulation, as S. Paul
 2    II|      our Lord, but took it all patiently. ~After this it was so that
 3   III|       but ever he took it full patiently and said: When it pleaseth
 4   III|       ne grudged not, suffered patiently the cruelty of the tyrants,
 5   III|      And then this Marine full patiently went out of the monastery,
 6   III|        then he took meekly and patiently the child and kept it with
 7   III|  gladly, and all things he did patiently and devoutly, and at the
 8   III|        no word, but meekly and patiently suffered all their reproofs,
 9   III|       to the people that he so patiently might endure such grievous
10   III|        friend of God bare full patiently this persecution, and made
11    IV|     took everything meekly and patiently. Job was a man of great
12     V|       the pestilence, suffered patiently himself to be ejected out
13     V|  prison, and the blessed Rocke patiently went into prison and suffered
14     V| confess their sins, and suffer patiently death. And anon the felons
15     V|       persecutions he suffered patiently and goodly, as it appeared
16     V|      do, and I shall suffer it patiently. For I have no greater enemy
17    VI|   complained, but suffered all patiently for the love of God. Finally,
18    VI|      prayer, and hath suffered patiently and debonairly of our servants
19   VII|      to take their tribulation patiently, and specially to be delivered
20   VII|     Quiriacus suffered it much patiently without making of any cry,
21   VII|     and exhorted him to suffer patiently for the love of God. Anon
22   VII|       mass. And certainly full patiently he suffered all injuries
23   VII|     sustained their evil words patiently and with great joy. A man
24   VII|      this good S. Erasmus thus patiently suffered, and that always