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 1     I|          be abashed and flee, and cease of the moving of tempests.
 2     I|          God that the tempest may cease. There is also the banner
 3     I|         hallowest thou my church? Cease ye, for the right thereof
 4     I|           the week tofore, and to cease of the work of sin, and
 5     I|           murmuration of them may cease. Our Lord said to him then:
 6    II|           them and ye see it not. Cease ye and leave off, lest the
 7    II|        them of all the country to cease then these customs, and
 8    II|           he promised to make him cease of his hurt and blessure
 9    II|        whole, and your pain shall cease, and so they did, and anon
10    II|        this pestilence should not cease till that they had made
11    II|         said to him: We shall not cease to pray for him unto the
12   III|       Then for to make the people cease, he went out of the church,
13   III|         Jews shall be defaced and cease. Solomon for this cause
14   III|        love made wind and rain to cease. All sick men that she anointed
15    IV|     things be used over much. God cease it. ~S. Swithin guided full
16    IV|           thou hast done, but now cease as to my person. She caught
17    IV|            this tempest shall not cease. And when they had taken
18    IV|          seeing that he would not cease, drove him out of the city.
19    IV|       devil, and cried: Laurence, cease thou a little, I conjure
20    IV|         little, I conjure thee to cease thy torments, and so died.
21     V|      devils began to cry and say: Cease, ye cursed wretches, to
22     V|         of Carthage that he might cease and leave his bishopric,
23     V|         went down, warning him to cease of his woodness, lest he
24     V|         he said: My sister birds, cease your songs till we have
25    VI|          that this tyranny should cease, and sent of his grace unto
26    VI|      woodness of the Danes should cease soon after, and said that
27    VI|           that heard him bade him cease of his crying, but for all
28    VI|       knight thought he would not cease. but devoutly prayed this
29    VI|           young man began to cry: Cease ye, lady, and leave off,
30    VI| ententively, and he began to cry: Cease! lady, cease! for I begin
31    VI|        began to cry: Cease! lady, cease! for I begin to fail and
32    VI|      Theodora that she should not cease to pray till that our Lord
33   VII|          you to be content and to cease of this matter, and let
34   VII|    Antioch that I am in rest. And cease not thou to serve God in
35   VII|        thou shalt mowe make me to cease this heaviness at thy commandment,
36   VII|       Fiacre, continually without cease laboured and watched into
37   VII|         the bishop that he should cease of his work, and that he
38   VII|       very chosen servant of God, cease not, but go and preach again,