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 1     I|     no children. Wherefore he besought our Lord that she might
 2    II|       of our Lord. And Hannah besought and prayed our Lord, making
 3    II|      house unto his name, and besought our Lord that he whosomever
 4    II|    and so departed. S. Thomas besought God of help and succour,
 5   III|     like fishes, wherefore he besought almighty God to show his
 6   III| jointure of her members. They besought and required S. Genevieve
 7   III|      a great tempest, and she besought God of help, and anon it
 8    IV|     Thomas unto his help, and besought him not to suffer his pilgrim
 9    IV|    mercy of that offence, and besought him full meekly to be restored
10    VI|      tear, both day and night besought and prayed him to deliver
11    VI|       each of their eyes, and besought Almighty God to open their
12    VI|       he came to the tomb, he besought Almighty God and S. Edward
13    VI|   they marvelled greatly, and besought Almighty God and S. Edward
14    VI|      for the love of God, and besought the people, crying them
15    VI|     mind to Almighty God, and besought him of his mercy and grace;
16    VI|     to have mercy on him, and besought our blessed Lady and S.
17   VII|   Ghost, is gone from us, and besought God devoutly that it might
18   VII|    where the holy corpse lay, besought the saint with faithful
19   VII|      him. And so fervently he besought and prayed that his face
20   VII|     from high rushing, and he besought the holy S. Ives, and anon
21   VII|       like as a prisoner, and besought him that from thence forthon
22   VII|   from this world. Her father besought the saint for her life and
23   VII|       the prisoners cried and besought him for help. The holy bishop
24   VII|     healed.~impetred, v. tr., besought.~indigne (Fr. ), unworthy.~