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 1     I|        He dreaded to abide any longer in the town, but dwelled
 2     I|        that kindred, I will no longer live. Isaac then called
 3     I|  request made, Joseph might no longer forbear, but commanded them
 4     I|   months, and when he might no longer hide him, took a little
 5     I|      little more and continued longer. Moses spake and our Lord
 6     I|        for thou shalt live the longer on earth. This commandment
 7    II|        the God of Israel abide longer with us, for his hand is
 8    II|        hear me and dwell ye no longer here, but whensoever your
 9    II|     his pain should endure the longer. And when he was led unto
10    II|   Pontigny that they should no longer keep ne sustain Thomas the
11    II|        because he may yet live longer, shut ye him in a much dark
12   III|   another father, for I may no longer dwell here. Then went he
13   III|       and let us abide here no longer lest the vengeance of God
14   III|       of our Lord of space and longer life. When S. Ambrose had
15   III| destruction of it and might no longer keep it, he took with him
16   III|        did, and if he would no longer go with him, and that other
17   III|    commanded that he should no longer abide ne dwell there, and
18    IV|       lest I should suffer any longer this enemy, I shall command
19    IV|        tell me not, I shall no longer dwell with thee, and then
20    IV|       And I will serve thee no longer, go thy way then, for I
21    IV|      fish, greater than an ox, longer than an horse, having teeth
22    IV|   heard that he said: I may no longer abide here, sith they with
23     V|       fasting, and hold man no longer. For it is rightful that
24     V|      prayed that he should get longer space of his life by his
25     V|   chamberer: It behoveth us no longer to abide here; and she said:
26     V|        speak is now. I will no longer suffer that this shameless
27     V|       to thy father, I will no longer hold thee. There was a poor
28    VI|    that thou wilt suffer me no longer in this great disease. And
29    VI| husband, and then she might no longer forbear, but fell down at
30    VI|        therefore they might no longer dwell in that place. The
31    VI|       the sea that I should no longer have lived. Then Peter said:
32    VI|       she might abstain her no longer, but embraced him about
33   VII|         and said they might no longer abide there, and when they
34   VII|     and that he might abide no longer in the ship, and anon he
35   VII|        you hence for ye may no longer abide here, but thou shalt
36   VII|     sore because they might no longer abide there. And then they
37   VII|     should sustain ne bear any longer evil or pain, inspired with
38   VII|       gods, then might they no longer stand, but fell down and