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1001    IV|           were gathered together a great convent of sisters, and
1002    IV|            slept, and there came a great wind and extinguished and
1003    IV|         lights. She then, seeing a great tourbe of wicked spirits,
1004    IV|            Remigius, and suffering great pain in his reins, came
1005    IV|           on the branches, for the great marvel of their hunting,
1006    IV|          religion, and came with a great multitude of knights and
1007    IV|          life was such that it was great miracle and pity to see
1008    IV|          that there came thither a great multitude of devils, and
1009    IV|        when they were on the sea a great tempest came and arose,
1010    IV|     answered, their enemies had so great fear, that they cast away
1011    IV|            she sent to him a right great vessel of silver full of
1012    IV|             and kept it long, with great devotion. ~On a time when
1013    IV|          right good horse of right great beauty, and great. And when
1014    IV|            right great beauty, and great. And when he saw him so
1015    IV|       understood that this was the great Eusebius, bishop of Vercelli,
1016    IV|           a priest, he shone in so great holiness, that when he sang
1017    IV|         cause this Constantius had great hate against Eusebius, and
1018    IV|           the malice of him was so great that he deigned not come
1019    IV|           people received him with great joy. And after, when Valens
1020    IV|           Maccabees, they suffered great torments, and such as never
1021    IV|            the pride of him was so great that, he better seemed a
1022    IV|           that thou wilt leave the great worldly honours that thou
1023    IV|            that thou hast, and the great riches that thou receivest
1024    IV|          cause Octavius had him in great despite, and went with force
1025    IV|             and slew themselves by great sorrow, and Octavius destroyed
1026    IV|           the Romans made that day great solemnity unto the time
1027    IV|        there a Jew gave to her for great love a great gift. And they
1028    IV|            to her for great love a great gift. And they were the
1029    IV|           to the said church right great gifts and right fair privileges,
1030    IV|            this thing. And of what great virtue this chain is, it
1031    IV|             and for this cause was great discord between the pope
1032    IV|           kept it much worthily in great devotion. Miletus also recounteth
1033    IV|           in that time there was a great horrible dragon which appeared
1034    IV|          the dragon, for he was so great that there behoved seven
1035    IV|           the sea, and assembled a great multitude of Jews of all
1036    IV|         without number, about that great mountain, he made many fall
1037    IV|         and sixty he was sought by great study of Valerian and of
1038    IV|     destroy the temple. And anon a great part of the temple fell,
1039    IV|         him, and said: Go and with great diligence open our tombs,
1040    IV|        without hurting, and I with great diligence took up the body
1041    IV|          took up the body and with great reverence buried it in my
1042    IV|         the devils cried and moved great tempest saying: Alas! alas!
1043    IV|           And the mariners were in great doubt and cried on S. Stephen,
1044    IV|         doubt ye nothing, and anon great peace was, and fair weather
1045    IV|           Stephen was brought with great reverence in to a church.
1046    IV|       people, and yet unnethe with great pain came they to life again
1047    IV|        years. And when he saw that great famine was there, he sold
1048    IV|            and took the thirteenth great perfection. He went with
1049    IV|           books were thrown into a great fire burning, and anon the
1050    IV|       behind him wisps of straw in great despite. And when they threatened
1051    IV|           found a man that for the great poverty that he suffered
1052    IV|           hands of the Saracens in great captivity, and that she
1053    IV|            him, his charity was so great. In a time he was lodged
1054    IV|            thou wouldst send in so great an office. And then she
1055    IV|           here, sith they with the great hoods arise. And thus he
1056    IV|     supposed to have taken up some great fish, and drew up the books
1057    IV|            hand of S. Dominic with great devotion, and when he had
1058    IV|            come out of his hand so great sweetness, and so sweet
1059    IV|           S. Dominic shone much of great chastity and purity, of
1060    IV|          the priest bought it with great joy, but as he doubted yet
1061    IV|        stars grew suddenly into so great light that they enlumined
1062    IV|           grievously troubled with great floods of rain, he made
1063    IV|    horrible, which was more than a great dog, and had great eyes
1064    IV|          than a great dog, and had great eyes and flaming, her tongue
1065    IV|           vanished away, leaving a great stench after him. And the
1066    IV|            saw in a vision a right great dragon which swallowed in
1067    IV|         place where he lay a right great odour, the same time when
1068    IV|            bed and anon he felt so great virtue in himself that he
1069    IV|           body ran for to see this great marvel, and abode there
1070    IV|           Nicholas, which suffered great pain in his reins and in
1071    IV|         spinned in the feast of so great a saint, and they took and
1072    IV|        span at the feast of one so great a saint, and she was angry
1073    IV|          unction she wiped it with great reverence with a bundle
1074    IV|        they kept that unction with great reverence. How agreeable
1075    IV|        That him seemed he was in a great field, and that a great
1076    IV|            great field, and that a great tempest of thunder and lightning
1077    IV|        when he and his fellows had great thirst, he made a fountain
1078    IV|             and he sent to them so great abundance that all the other
1079    IV|           of the Romans with right great apparel of games and great
1080    IV|         great apparel of games and great esbatements. And there was
1081    IV|     suddenly that there remained a great part, and the priest cut
1082    IV|         saw him, he went to him in great despite, and strained him
1083    IV|         hard, and tormented him by great pain. And S. Agnes and other
1084    IV|     emperor was dead, there went a great multitude of devils tofore
1085    IV|        forth a pot of gold of much great weight. And when we supposed
1086    IV|       because he had unto our Lord great affinity, showing that the
1087    IV|           Laurence how he shone by great dignity. And how the marvellous
1088    IV|   stretched upon the flames of the great brands of fire, and turned
1089    IV|            of Jesu Christ, that by great highness of courage he despised
1090    IV|           for to increase and make great flame, S. Laurence esprised
1091    IV|        should avenge the fires and great heats of indignation. And
1092    IV|          he surmounted these three great fires without forth. For
1093    IV|             being replenished with great fury, commanded that he
1094    IV|           Decius, replenished with great wrath, delivered him to
1095    IV|         and rotten carrion. And so great stench issued that there
1096    IV|         the places of her son with great devotion, that is to say
1097    IV|           eschaufed and moved, and great abundance of tears ran withoutforth,
1098    IV|        angel came tofore her, with great light, and saluted her honourably
1099    IV|          to know my name? which is great and marvellous. All the
1100    IV|           mounted into heaven with great light, and the palm shone
1101    IV|            the palm shone by right great clearness, and was like
1102    IV|           that is mighty hath done great things to me, and the name
1103    IV|          The body anon shone by so great clearness that they might
1104    IV|            Jesu Christ came with a great multitude of angels and
1105    IV|         thee which only makest the great miracles and marvels. And
1106    IV|            heavenly chamber, and a great company of angels with her.
1107    IV|           said there happed such a great miracle as followeth. When
1108    IV|           and there was about it a great multitude of angels, and
1109    IV|          joyously and led her with great melody into heaven. And
1110    IV|           virginity in childing so great a son, so thou whom he endued
1111    IV|        thou whom he endued with so great glory shouldst be alway
1112    IV|      legions came against her with great talent of devotion, and
1113    IV|             and environed her with great light, and brought her to
1114    IV|       company of Jerusalem with so great gladness that no man may
1115    IV|           set her in her seat with great joy. And how had he accomplished
1116    IV|            seraphins. And the over great and ineffable Trinity enjoyeth
1117    IV|            in all manner as one so great a lady. The fellowship of
1118    IV|         had lain long with an over great sickness, and came toward
1119    IV|     wherefore tremblest thou by so great fear, which hast so oft
1120    IV|          his goods, and came to so great a poverty that he which
1121    IV|         accustomed to give largely great things, had need to demand
1122    IV|         blessed Virgin Mary. And a great solemnity approached, at
1123    IV|            of him the cause of his great heaviness. And he told him
1124    IV|           bought a palace and gave great gifts, and bought again
1125    IV|         the Blessed Virgin Mary in great devotion and contemplation,
1126    IV|    assigned, the devil came with a great rese to the place, and when
1127    IV|       rendered to me harm for such great good as I have given to
1128    IV|         And then he went away with great howling. And the man sprang
1129    IV|      mother of the child, with her great crying, made to assemble
1130    IV|            words. And they heard a great rowing and oars beating
1131    IV|          we flee? And there were a great multitude of women weeping,
1132    IV|     passing. And anon after came a great noise of thunder, and a
1133    IV|            saith: And after this a great thunder knocked at the house
1134    IV|       knocked at the house with so great an odour of sweetness, that
1135    IV|          Then our Lord came with a great multitude of angels and
1136    IV|            soul of her shone by so great light that none of the apostles
1137    IV|           corpse of my mother with great reverence, and keep it there
1138    IV|       Jerusalem was moved for that great joy, so that the sovereign
1139    IV|         the sovereign priests sent great multitude of people with
1140    IV|      staves, and one of them, in a great fury, came to the bier and
1141    IV|         laid therein the body with great reverence, but they durst
1142    IV|           Blessed Virgin with much great glory. And then the apostles
1143    IV|            apostles failed at this great solemnity, and when he heard
1144    IV|    solemnity, and when he heard so great miracles, he marvelled and
1145    IV|        marvelled and required with great desire that her sepulchre
1146    IV|          suffice the witness of so great persons, to the end that
1147    IV|            the same witnesseth the great Damascene, that as the noble
1148    IV|   semblable said the apostles with great plenty of them of the church,
1149    IV|           them of the church, with great wailings and sighs in complaining
1150    IV|        about her. Ointments gave a great and fragrant odour, the
1151    IV|        thing as appertaineth to so great holiness, and to the seignory
1152    IV|        which she conceived? For so great a hallowing is more worthy
1153    IV|       rottenness may not follow so great entireness of thing not
1154    IV|    corruption in bringing forth so great a son. For she is always
1155     V|     Montpelier, which is a town of great name upon the border of
1156     V|            day, which was to all a great wonder, and that day he
1157     V|        Water-hanging, and gat with great prayers and labour of one
1158     V|          city of Cesena which is a great city of Italy, which no
1159     V|          understood that there was great pestilence. Rocke was ever
1160     V|      pestilence. Rocke was ever of great study how he might, in the
1161     V|           athirst, and thereof had great refreshing of the great
1162     V|            great refreshing of the great heat that he suffered of
1163     V|         God named Gotard,which had great husbandry, and had a great
1164     V|         great husbandry, and had a great family and household. This
1165     V|           Piacenza, whereas he had great knowledge, and begged bread
1166     V|            pestilence, yet he with great labour went to Piacenza
1167     V|     accustomed every day, he saw a great light and shining in the
1168     V|            there was at his head a great taper burning, and another
1169     V|           thereof penitent, and in great wailing and sorrow, at the
1170     V|          and honour they builded a great and large church. Then let
1171     V|       house of God, and shall give great barkings against the enemies.
1172     V|          from him, crying by right great indignation, and the mercy
1173     V|          third time, and then with great pain she ceased what for
1174     V|            our Lord gave to him so great grace that they might not
1175     V|            which was there long in great poverty, which oft made
1176     V|              mouth, that he lost a great part of the savour and tasting
1177     V|     brethren in a proud estate and great apparel. And he dreaded
1178     V|          destrained his body by so great travail of fastings and
1179     V|        gain with thee ? And he had great joy thereof, and promised
1180     V|       villein or uplandish man had great despite thereof, and said
1181     V|           of the rain from them.~A great multitude of flies had taken
1182     V|             But I may not, for the great Lord wills it not. And the
1183     V|           Almaine for to appease a great discord, there was an archbishop
1184     V|            young child shone in so great abundance of virtues, that
1185     V|           tomb that it was held in great honour of the paynims. Gregory
1186     V|            the gospel is broad and great, and also it is short. And
1187     V|        crisp, his skin white, eyes great, his nostrils even and straipht,
1188     V|     unbound he went his way with a great braying and howling, and
1189     V|           died in Alban, a city of great Armenia, crucified the head
1190     V|           befell, they had thereof great despite, and laid them in
1191     V|         fell down into hell with a great bruit and howling, and then
1192     V|        Bartholomew honour by right great prerogative in to a far
1193     V|         the temple where there was great company of sick people without
1194     V|       whole to her father. Oh, how great was this miracle of holiness,
1195     V|           last in Alban, a city of great Armenia, and there he was
1196     V|             but S. Bartholomew did great miracles. Peter was crucified
1197     V|         And the four went before a great space of the sea, and did
1198     V|           glossary: Austin is said great, blessed, and clear; he
1199     V|         blessed, and clear; he was great in his life, clear in his
1200     V|            understood them without great difficulty, and without
1201     V|             and deserved to have a great image to his likeness in
1202     V|           life and miracles of the great Anthony, that had died lately
1203     V|        sorrow. And his pain was so great and vehement that he had
1204     V|          and forsake them is to me great joy. Thou hast cast them
1205     V|         was in Hippo a man full of great virtues, which sent to Augustin,
1206     V|           temperance.~He was of so great purity and humility, that
1207     V|         Hippo and assieged it with great power. And under that tribulation,
1208     V|          saying: Thou shalt not be great in weening great things
1209     V|            not be great in weening great things because that the
1210     V|       conning to answer to thy two great books, shining by all clearness
1211     V|      Augustin to Pavia, which gave great good for it, and brought
1212     V|          king heard thereof he had great joy, and went for to meet
1213     V|          was brought to Pavia with great joy; and was laid honourably
1214     V|        standing before him, and so great abundance of water coming
1215     V|         There was a man, which had great devotion to S. Augustin,
1216     V|      devotion to S. Augustin, gave great good to a monk that kept
1217     V|          it much honourably and in great reverence, and honoured
1218     V|           done, sith the sea is so great and large, and thy pit and
1219     V|         wit and brain than is this great sea unto this little pit.
1220     V|          Herod Antipas, son of the great Herod, went to Rome and
1221     V|         him of blame. He assembled great people for to please his
1222     V|          he had this treachery and great fantasy in him where it
1223     V|           the Trinity. And this so great a man was put to martyrdom,
1224     V|            prayed her husband with great weepings that he should
1225     V|            if he had in his cities great abundance of armours as
1226     V|           that he that had been in great prosperity, she should not
1227     V|          the gatherers, and took a great part of them and bare them
1228     V|   whiteness, and she received with great joy that gift of God. Then
1229     V|            On a time came a man of great virtue, as S. Gregory saith
1230     V|          he was tormented with the great torment of eculeus, that
1231     V|           hast sought so long with great labour.~And anon he pight
1232     V|           upon a bench, and make a great fire thereunder, and cast
1233     V|          shalt find thy brother in great honour. Then she awoke and
1234     V|        through the city, that all, great and small, should come to
1235     V|            by the splendour of his great and many miracles and virtues,
1236     V|      enemies heard it, they had so great dread that they supposed
1237     V|       given to him no gifts he had great despite, and defamed him
1238     V|        time as he came to Paris, a great company of prisoners came
1239     V|        them and received them with great joy and honour, for he had
1240     V|          for he had lost them with great sorrow tofore.~On a night
1241     V|          as he prayed, he had over great thirst by the false movings
1242     V|         saints; and because of the great rain that fell that night,
1243     V|            there, but he was of so great holiness that wild birds
1244     V|       church of S. Germain in much great reverence.~
1245     V|          and saw there mariners in great peril and like to perish
1246     V|           that country, and caused great plenty of goods. And when
1247     V|         and both went thither with great multitude of hunters, and
1248     V|            and why he had taken so great a thickness of desert, and
1249     V|           king offered to him many great riches, but he refused all.
1250     V|           entresemble together for great mystery. For it appertaineth
1251     V|           him, he put him apart by great despite, and reproved him
1252     V|             and comforted him with great clearness, and said to him
1253     V|        company of angels that made great solemnity. And then he required
1254     V|          first pride fell low from great light. So the first man,
1255     V|           stole, but he had always great devotion to the Virgin Mary,
1256     V|          he had done, and ran with great devotion unto the Virgin
1257     V|             and shall have thereof great need when they shall have
1258     V|     Natalie ran to the others with great joy, and told the words
1259     V|         suddenly anon there came a great rain and quenched the fire,
1260     V|        arguments, he did do burn a great fire for to prove his faith,
1261     V|            do sin. And Eugenia had great horror and abomination of
1262     V|            the emperor there was a great stone bound to the neck
1263     V|          into a dark prison, but a great shining light made it all
1264     V|            the emperor assembled a great host and came for to fight
1265     V|         from so far country and so great space of land, returned
1266     V|         churches, and gave to them great gifts, and after returned
1267     V|           the king Cosdroe sware a great oath that he would never
1268     V|            God of christian men is great, and the faith of him is
1269     V|          there is proved the right great virtue of the cross, unto
1270     V|           province, and have moved great wars, and made many tribulations,
1271     V|            the sea, and have moved great winds and torments, and
1272     V|         and said: Thou hast done a great thing, and hast laboured
1273     V|          wherefore he eschewed the great dinners and the feasts.
1274     V|       labour hath given to thee so great rewards, be not now disagreeable
1275     V|          John kept the city, for a great company of angels, which
1276     V|       company of angels, which had great bodies and were armed, appeared
1277     V|        then he went to Tarsus with great strength, and wasted and
1278     V|             this holy man suffered great persecution for righteousness
1279     V|        again. And so, after many a great labour and noble doctrine
1280     V|             This emperor was of so great debonairty that he judged
1281     V|     pressed her there between four great stones as who should press
1282     V|           king's hall, assembled a great fellowship and assieged
1283     V|           boat, and buried it with great heaviness of them of the
1284     V|          that is God, as it were a great God. Or of manus, that is
1285     V|          by wholesome predication, great to God by perfection of
1286     V|           the apostle there made a great sermon of the glory of paradise
1287     V|        words to the people, anon a great noise arose, and a great
1288     V|           great noise arose, and a great weeping was made for the
1289     V|     commandment of him they made a great church of the gold and silver
1290     V|          And then he departed with great joy, and supposed that he
1291     V|           slain the king, and with great pain were they holden of
1292     V|         deacons, and hallowed with great joy the martyrdom of the
1293     V|          house of her with a right great fire, for to burn her and
1294     V|          For anon he made to him a great feast in his house, the
1295     V|           house, the which was not great by apparel of meats, but
1296     V|          of meats, but it was much great only by reason of great
1297     V|            great only by reason of great desire, for he received
1298     V|         for he received with right great will and right great desire.
1299     V|         right great will and right great desire. And also it was
1300     V|            desire. And also it was great by reason of service, for
1301     V|          feast was demonstrance of great mystery, which mystery the
1302     V|         delights. And after he was great by reason of his enseignments,
1303     V|        enseignments, for he showed great teachings and doctrines.
1304     V|         doctrines. And this was of great mercy by desire, and not
1305     V|            no leech, and so it was great, for there was Jesu Christ
1306     V|           wound. The fourth is the great solemnity of him in the
1307     V|          when such that were in so great sin, he beholdeth to have
1308     V|       beholdeth to have been in so great grace. And it is to be considered
1309     V|    indwellers of that region be of great bodies and noble in arms,
1310     V|  Diocletian and Maximian, moved by great ire and wrath, sent unto
1311     V|       empire, and delivered to him great strength without number,
1312     V|         Jesu Christ. And when this great host without number had
1313     V|         off. But they burned in so great charity that they cast and
1314     V|          shall go and vex her with great fevers, and I shall inflame
1315     V|            answered: The reward is great, and the labour is small.
1316     V|           reward, but shall run in great torment and pain. Then by
1317     V|            demoniacs that, a right great mortality should be throughout
1318     V|     deliver the city of that right great peril. Justina then would
1319     V|          in whom she hath all this great might and strength. And
1320     V|       devil said: Swear thou by my great virtues that thou shalt
1321     V|             I swear to thee by thy great virtues that I shall never
1322     V|       tofore the caldron and said: Great is the god Hercules, and
1323     V|       father of gods. And anon the great fire issued from under the
1324     V|        leechcraft, and received so great grace of God that they healed
1325     V|           he said: Ye overcome our great gods by your enchantments;
1326     V|   commanded them to be cast into a great fire, but anon the flame
1327     V|           saints were there with a great multitude clothed in white,
1328     V|        holy man was environed with great clearness, and as Bede saith
1329     V|          them out of heaven, had a great victory. He also had a great
1330     V|       great victory. He also had a great plea and altercation with
1331     V|          was right rich, and had a great multitude of sheep and beasts,
1332     V|        rich man, the owner, took a great multitude of servants, and
1333     V|       church. And because they had great penury and need of water,
1334     V|            to the people. And as a great company of people went to
1335     V|             it happed that a woman great with child, nigh her time
1336     V|          waves and water came with great force, so that the company
1337     V|          the rivage. And the woman great with child might not flee,
1338     V|    Aquiline was taken with a right great fever, moved of red colour,
1339     V|          strongly to tremble and a great tempest arose, so that lightning
1340     V|        have lost, and have thereof great sorrow, and when they look
1341     V|        slay him. Then Michael, the great prince, shall arise, as
1342     V|       bishop on the morn, and much great people, came to the place
1343     V|            entered in, and found a great cave and three altars of
1344     V|       shoulders right horrible and great. And from then forthon he
1345     V|          read divine books with as great study as ever he had read
1346     V|           that when he was in that great desert and waste wilderness,
1347     V|          lion knew the ass, with a great roaring he ran on them so
1348     V|          had a fair son, whom with great prayers she baptized as
1349     V|            milner put him out with great indignation and great despite.
1350     V|         with great indignation and great despite. And S. Remigius
1351     V|            the will of God, that a great famine should come, and
1352     V|            and assembled in a town great plenty of wheat. And the
1353     V|             and also served him in great charity. And a while after
1354     V|       should die, and when. Then a great light in manner of a crown
1355     V|        Ebroinus heard that, he had great envy at him, and sent four
1356     V|          then three of them had so great pity of him that they kneeled
1357     V|             Fourthly, by reason of great courage and magnanimity
1358     V|          is natural fierceness and great courage of heart. Fifthly,
1359     V|         his heart. And then he did great pain, and was busy in repairing
1360     V|           None in this world is so great a sinner, but if he convert
1361     V|          all naked, and made seven great balls of snow and purposed
1362     V|           I dwell in the courts of great lords, which thing peradventure
1363     V|            hither and thither with great noise, and he went out,
1364     V|        which wound there issued so great pain of ache and burning,
1365     V|         his signs.~The two clerks, great luminaries of the world,
1366     V|           S. Francis full of right great simplicity admonished and
1367     V|         defended for to make him a great crown, saying: I will that
1368     V|           Venice and found there a great multitude of birds singing
1369     V|     suddenly.~On a time he found a great multitude of birds, and
1370     V|         which then found therein a great adder, instead of money.
1371     V|           He would also that right great reverence should be done
1372     V|         went through the city with great pride and ambition, that
1373     V|        tofore and after her went a great multitude of young men and
1374     V|            served our Lord in much great abstinence. And was of much
1375     V|        abstinence. And was of much great and good renomee unto all
1376     V|            he knew her not for the great leanness that she had. And
1377     V|            ready and had with much great glory of riches and delices.
1378     V|            were assembled in right great noblesse tofore the chamber,
1379     V|       fathers and the mothers made great feast for the marriage with
1380     V|        feast for the marriage with great joy, the virgin was inspired
1381     V|        virginity was brought by so great harmful enjoying, and stretched
1382     V|        they were penitent, and had great repentance of that which
1383     V|            to be married to God by great penance.~
1384     V|            common woman, and of so great beauty that many followed
1385     V|            Pafuntius departed with great joy and went anon to the
1386     V|            came in a place where a great multitude of men were, he
1387     V|         How may I do this among so great multitude of people here
1388     V|          street, which was a right great philosopher. And forasmuch
1389     V|            cross there was a right great trembling and earthquave
1390     V|            mountains cloven, right great floods fell in many parts,
1391     V|       province of Asia the less, a great earth shaking, and also
1392     V|           converted that city, and great part of the region, to christian
1393     V|            And then he shone by so great heavenly grace that, when
1394     V|            feet, where they had so great dread that they fled away
1395     V|         Domitian the emperor in so great cruelty that he made a commandment
1396     V|      beasts, which were excited by great hunger and famine by long
1397     V|          Lord appeared to him with great light, and delivered to
1398     V|             for thy reward is most great with me. After this they
1399     V|             And there was heard so great and sweet a melody of angels
1400     V|             and were received with great joy, and that same night
1401     V|            have from his childhood great reverence to S. Denis, for
1402     V|       staves. And after, he made a great stone to be bounden to his
1403    VI|         cruelty and tyranny was so great that, without sparing of
1404    VI|            that, he should live in great trouble, and so he did,
1405    VI|        cruelty of the Danes was so great, which the king so much
1406    VI|         Danes. The sorrow was then great in England, for much people
1407    VI|          Ironside his son, in full great trouble, for in his days
1408    VI|        them. Also in that time was great tyranny, murder, oppressing
1409    VI|           were nigh destroyed, and great desolation was in holy church,
1410    VI|        church and to the land, and great abundance of corn and fruit.
1411    VI|     trouble and robbery with other great oppressions and importable
1412    VI|         whose death S. Edward made great sorrow. And while this holy
1413    VI|          commons received him with great gladness, and then the archbishop
1414    VI|          importunate and showed so great perils, then at the last
1415    VI|          heap of money, and maketh great joy that he hath taken us
1416    VI|           his commons, which was a great joy to the realm.~In a time
1417    VI|          treasure was borne away a great part, and sought and enquired
1418    VI|            And the king seeing the great trouble and sorrow of the
1419    VI|       thine handmaid, that I am in great dread. I lift up my heart
1420    VI|    conditions. And her father made great means to the king's council
1421    VI|         And by his wisdom, for his great might and power, he had
1422    VI|         the Danes had assembled in great power of people against
1423    VI|          pope had made that time a great congregation of clerks of
1424    VI|   congregation of clerks of divers great matters belonging to holy
1425    VI|     cruelty; and also declared the great devotion he had to visit
1426    VI|          the pope, considering the great perils that might ensue
1427    VI|        beyond the sea, and he hath great conscience because his council
1428    VI|           that came from Rome with great reverence and read them,
1429    VI|         and of scurvies, there ran great plenty of blood and matter
1430    VI|       enter into the church with a great light, which light endured
1431    VI|         had so done, there came so great a multitude of great fishes
1432    VI|            so great a multitude of great fishes into his net, that
1433    VI|           sermon, and declared the great miracle openly. Wherefore
1434    VI|        then ever after he had full great devotion to the same place.
1435    VI|          Nicholas, considering the great devotion and true intent
1436    VI|        monastery, and gave thereto great and large privileges, that
1437    VI|          And when the king saw the great benevolence of our holy
1438    VI|   Westminster, and was disposed in great devotion, as his custom
1439    VI|            down his head, and with great devotion and meekness received
1440    VI|           others. Then the king in great humility went into the church
1441    VI|       altar saying this verse with great dread and meekness: Non
1442    VI|          three score churches with great devotion, and came to the
1443    VI|        then they kneeled down with great devotion and prayed this
1444    VI|         earth and fell upon him in great anger, and would have strangled
1445    VI|        remembered at my dinner the great benefits of worship and
1446    VI|             in which times will be great battles, great pestilence,
1447    VI|       times will be great battles, great pestilence, and great murrain,
1448    VI|     battles, great pestilence, and great murrain, great earthquaves,
1449    VI|     pestilence, and great murrain, great earthquaves, great hunger
1450    VI|        murrain, great earthquaves, great hunger and great dearth
1451    VI|      earthquaves, great hunger and great dearth through all the world.
1452    VI|          For after his death began great insurrections through all
1453    VI|            the paynims destroyed a great part of Syria, and threw
1454    VI|         years, and was fallen into great age, it happed he came riding
1455    VI|             wherefore the king for great devotion lighted down and
1456    VI|       gentles, and commons were in great heaviness when they understood
1457    VI|           palls and buried it with great reverence and worship, and
1458    VI|           him, thanking God of the great benefits that he showed
1459    VI|           tomb to be holpen of his great disease, which many times
1460    VI|         and to be delivered of the great misery that they stood in,
1461    VI|            of England, came with a great navy and a great host, and
1462    VI|            with a great navy and a great host, and arrived in Humber,
1463    VI|       understood this, he raised a great multitude of people to withstand
1464    VI|            sufficient to occupy so great a charge, for I knew well
1465    VI|           prayers. And after, with great reverence Lanfranc assayed
1466    VI|          of God meekly obeyed with great reverence unto the archbishop,
1467    VI|           his hand humbly and with great reverence on the staff,
1468    VI|           stood about him saw this great miracle they wept for joy
1469    VI|            after, king William had great devotion to visit the tomb
1470    VI|         cousin, S. Edward, and did great cost toward the making of
1471    VI|           again his tomb with full great reverence, abiding the great
1472    VI|       great reverence, abiding the great resurrection.~How vengeance
1473    VI|     dreaded the indignation of the great lady if her garments were
1474    VI|            which lay there in full great pain and torment. And when
1475    VI|           a pure virgin, he had so great devotion that his mind was
1476    VI|          mind was ravished with so great joy that he felt no disease
1477    VI|       Edward and fell down plat in great devotion, and weeping, and
1478    VI|          from me? Where be all the great miracles that our fathers
1479    VI|            after he was moved with great devotion unto the glorious
1480    VI|          marvellous swelling and a great, that he might not go but
1481    VI|           he might not go but with great pain. And when the yearly
1482    VI|        suffer me no longer in this great disease. And when he had
1483    VI|            his brethren, with full great joy, how he was made perfectly
1484    VI|       fourth chapter. The earth is great and the heaven is high and
1485    VI|           one. But he was of right great perfection of life, and
1486    VI|           throweth himself down by great force into a fountain, and
1487    VI|          honesty and authorised by great authority. It is first ennoblished
1488    VI|       little things, he is true in great things. And without this
1489    VI|   christian men were besieged of a great multitude of Turks, and
1490    VI|        provost commanded to make a great fire within the entry of
1491    VI|    marriage. And the young man had great desire and will to have
1492    VI|            of Ursula, and promised great promises, and said many
1493    VI|           men came for to see this great company, and many bishops
1494    VI|           time. And the barons and great lords assembled them to
1495    VI|            and Africanus, saw this great company of virgins, and
1496    VI|            to run upon them with a great cry, and araged like wolves
1497    VI|           sheep, and slew all this great multitude. And when they
1498    VI|           religious monk which had great devotion to these holy virgins,
1499    VI|     virgins to whom thou hast such great devotion, and thereof thou
1500    VI|         that by the merits of this great multitude of martyrs he