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 1     I|      not delivered from sin, ne holpen by grace, and therefore
 2     I|       for to demand that she be holpen in her tribulations, and
 3     I| returning to him demanded to be holpen, thus now when she hath
 4    II|        saw that he might not be holpen by no medicine, then they
 5   III|       name, that they should be holpen and obtain it, and anon
 6   III|         in, and how S. Mark had holpen them, then for that one
 7   III|         if God Almighty had not holpen us; the soul is yet in his
 8     V|     with him, if I had not been holpen and delivered by a chamberer
 9    VI|       cripple to his tomb to be holpen of his great disease, which
10    VI|        in their days? Thou hast holpen many strangers, but me that
11    VI|   believe that our infirmity be holpen by his power, our ignorance
12    VI|       purgatory, he might so be holpen that he should be delivered
13    VI|       it is reason that they be holpen that have holpen other.
14    VI|        they be holpen that have holpen other. Thirdly, by reason
15    VI|       virtue thereof, which had holpen many and divers that had
16    VI|    Francis, and was not thereby holpen, and when she heard that
17    VI|          Clare that had so well holpen her, and brought with her
18   VII|         that he might of him be holpen by some means. And the knight
19   VII|         saint, and soon she was holpen and relieved from that sickness
20   VII|       to the end that we may be holpen of thy misericorde and mercy