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501 VI| virgins came crowned with a right resplendishing crown, and
502 VI| satisfaction, for contrition is right great satisfaction of their
503 VI| sufficient. And if they have not right contrition that may suffice
504 VI| and sustained more than right required in the cause aforesaid,
505 VI| legs, and then came other right fair creatures and white,
506 VI| of this world, or they be right good or right evil, or between
507 VI| or they be right good or right evil, or between both. Then
508 VI| to them. And they that be right good be they that an anon
509 VI| one pray for one that is right good, of whom he doubteth
510 VI| the Evangelist, which was right perfect, whereof is said
511 VI| to reign perpetually. The right evil and wicked men be they
512 VI| their honour and our profit, right so we observe the anniversary
513 VI| wife, and the moon shone right clear which entered in by
514 VI| light. And it was a place right dark, and whoso died there,
515 VI| shall do. I shall go make a right great and deep pit under
516 VI| he was in his prayers, a right great serpent stretched
517 VI| people were replenished with right sweet odour, and a voice
518 VI| bare the stroke with his right hand, and then that other
519 VI| left side and saw there a right obscure and a dark shadow.
520 VI| he destroyed in a place right old trees. And there was
521 VI| purple, holding a book in his right hand, which the said Severus
522 VI| would have lifted it, a right fair old man appeared to
523 VI| against their will, and were right sorry therefor. And S. Ambrose
524 VI| touching the world she was of right noble lineage, and as touching
525 VI| towards God, she was of right noble reputation. Then for
526 VI| was crowned with a crown right clear shining, that the
527 VI| And she brought with her a right great multitude of other
528 VI| Now it is well reason and right that we say and show of
529 VI| sisters and said to them: Right sweet daughters, we receive
530 VI| she had: My sister, ye be right welcome, I thank God that
531 VI| tormented him a long time right cruelly. After that this
532 VI| yet day? And she answered: Right, dear fair mother, the night
533 VI| Clare loved him, and the right great love that she had
534 VI| customs and taught them right well to do penance. She
535 VI| Philip Adrian preached, a right fair child was tofore S.
536 VI| charitably. For when it was right cold she covered by night
537 VI| sweetly, and followed by the right way the works of their good
538 VI| forty years in the state of right holy poverty it pleased
539 VI| virtues and of good are works, right so would God enrich her
540 VI| she should suffer for him right great pain and torments,
541 VI| tofore S. Clare, which was right sick. And her seemed that
542 VI| body. And anon she saw a right fair lady at the head of
543 VI| together and said then: Ah! my right sweet and fair daughters,
544 VI| Clare her sister: Fair and right sweet sister, depart not
545 VI| of S. Francis, know ye, right dear brother, that no pains
546 VI| shall lead thee well the right way. Go, said she hardily,
547 VI| windowed, out whereof issued a right great clearness, that all
548 VI| virgins brought a mantle of right great beauty, and the virgins
549 VI| that them seemed neither right ne reason that the precious
550 VI| it to S. George's with so right great feast, singing and
551 VI| And veritably this is a right very saint and glorious
552 VI| went Agnes after her sister right soon out of this mortal
553 VI| therefore I say that the right holy life and the great
554 VI| resplendissant, well savorous, and right full of great miracles as
555 VI| caitiff, and pray thee, right sweet saint, that thou wilt
556 VI| Perugia had in her body a right felonous devil, which had
557 VI| servant, so that he had his right limbs and went upright.
558 VI| S. Clare and prayed her right devoutly that she would
559 VI| Rome, there was in Rome a right noble lord named Euphemius
560 VI| all that night together in right good doctrine. And finally,
561 VI| that I shall know where my right sweet friend is become.~
562 VI| had done his penance by right great poverty in the said
563 VI| the said city and led a right holy life by the space of
564 VI| the hall, and there he lay right like a poor wretch, and
565 VI| Finally, when he had led this right holy life within his father'
566 VI| marked that he hath lived a right fair and holy life. He hath
567 VI| the altar, he hath been right religious, in fasting, in
568 VI| it, weeping and crying in right great sorrow of heart, saying:
569 VI| of heart, saying: Alas! right sweet son, wherefore hast
570 VI| solace may I have that see my right dear son dead ? Me were
571 VI| thou hast suffered them right sweetly and debonairly.
572 VI| sighs and heaviness said: Right sweet friend and spouse,
573 VI| weepeth. And lo ! here is my right sweet husband whom I have
574 VI| borne through the city, right great foison of people came
575 VI| and religion than by her right noble lineage. She was right
576 VI| right noble lineage. She was right noble by example, she shone
577 VI| great mercy. She was of so right ardent desire of prayer
578 VI| a time to a poor woman a right good vesture, and when this
579 VI| received of the bishop with right great honour, and of her
580 VI| church, and began a song of right great melody, like as it
581 VI| Mabel the rich, and she was right holy, both wife and widow.
582 VI| thou goest I am ever on thy right side, and yet thou knowest
583 VI| his bed, and then she was right glad, and she espied her
584 VI| when his shirt of hair was right foul he took it to his servant
585 VI| a man's soul, which died right now at Chalgrove, which
586 VI| power maintained all the right of holy church. And the
587 VI| certain things against the right of the church and menaced
588 VI| life in jeopardy for the right of the church. And S. Thomas
589 VI| to maintain and hold the right of the church to his power,
590 VI| little corner, and to take a right great place. God rewardeth
591 VI| the creator of all, it is right that ye err in the creatures.
592 VI| and honourable man, but right poor, was there, and began
593 VI| thee this day thy wife, right chaste, with thy three sons,
594 VI| standing which lifted up his right foot and showed a place
595 VII| among the briars and thorns, right so between these two paynims
596 VII| her, saying these words: Right high and mighty princess,
597 VII| generation, which may succeed by right line to reign upon us, to
598 VII| our dear sister, for ye be right welcome, and led her farther
599 VII| great beauty, for she was right fair to behold, unto the
600 VII| cross. And when the virgin right wisely disputed with the
601 VII| the virgin and said: Ah! right noble lady virgin, have
602 VII| her predications, she was right sharp in rendering reason,
603 VII| her fair speech. She had right virtuous word in overcoming,
604 VII| sharp iron were fixed on the right side and left side, so that
605 VII| behoved always to behold right up to heaven. And a dragon
606 VII| cut off the thumb of his right hand, and he cried and said:
607 VII| receive two branches which thy right hand hath planted, he cut
608 VII| they take not only the right side, but also the left
609 VII| them that were there said: Right dear friend, confess thou
610 VII| hands be cut off, there be right wise leeches that shall
611 VII| off the great toe of the right foot, and S. .James said:
612 VII| And then they cut off his right foot, and S. James said:
613 VII| They cut off, after, his right hand, and he said: Lord,
614 VII| rightful. And they cut off the right arm, and he said: My soul,
615 VII| them. Then they cut off the right leg to the thigh, then S.
616 VII| this monk Mervok was sailed right far eastward in the sea,
617 VII| and bade them sail forth right east, and within short time
618 VII| ship, and when the fire was right hot and the meat nigh sodden,
619 VII| land, wherefore they were right heavy, but soon after, as
620 VII| roots and herbs, which was right delicious, but they wist
621 VII| I have deserved, for of right my place is in the burning
622 VII| days end it began to hail right fast, and therewith came
623 VII| Erkenwold and Alburgh were of right perfect life, and howbeit
624 VII| battles, he began to wax right sick; and then he commanded
625 VII| till that he put out thy right eye, and if thou be wroth
626 VII| was a great senator and a right noble man, should finish
627 VII| wrong without answering, right so doest thou. And another
628 VII| then the king assembled a right great company of people
629 VII| make without the city a right noble palace, and therein
630 VII| and abide, and set there right fair younglings, and commanded
631 VII| proved, thou shalt have right great honours of the king'
632 VII| son is chaste, and hath right fair eyes and whole. And
633 VII| said to thee. For thou art right sorrowful for me whom thou
634 VII| done to me, and I shall go right gladly with thee tofore
635 VII| great languor and pain, right so for to give to God thankings,
636 VII| him said: Sir King, I know right well an old hermit that
637 VII| against me, and it is well right, for the astronomers in
638 VII| him, and said to him: My right sweet son, honour thou mine
639 VII| the master said to him: Right noble and marvellous men
640 VII| men worship the son of the right high king that descended
641 VII| with thee thou doest me no right. Wherefore he granted to
642 VII| therein to be about his son right noble and fair maidens,
643 VII| odour, and the fruit was right fair to see, and right delectable
644 VII| was right fair to see, and right delectable of taste, and
645 VII| preciously adorned, and right clear water ran thereby.
646 VII| after they led him into a right horrible place, full of
647 VII| habit royal and abode in a right poor gown. And the devil
648 VII| Vasacence he saw three drops right clear, all of one greatness,
649 VII| that they should pursue the right plenteous land of Italy.
650 VII| they shall be conjoined to right fair virgins, and always
651 VII| honey, and the third of right good wine, with right precious
652 VII| of right good wine, with right precious spices. And that
653 VII| that they shall see there right fair angels and so great
654 VII| Amelion, which were two right noble knights of our Lord
655 VII| and was Pope, and a man right honourable in all things.
656 VII| his one hand, an armed man right up to his head. He would
657 VII| empire, which was a man right debonair, about the year
658 VII| that the emperor should do right to widows and to orphans.
659 VII| they had seen S. Ambrose right in the secret of the mass,
660 VII| nourished, he grew and was of right fair form and well bespoken,
661 VII| that he held in his hand right grievously on his back,
662 VII| them go when he had of them right of investiture of bishops
663 VII| of S. Victor, which was a right excellent doctor in all
664 VII| Pope. And this man made right noble laws for the liberty
665 VII| time there was a dragon right venomous which was in a
666 VII| grew about him. In whose right eye it happed that a stake
667 VII| to ask help. He set his right eye by the pillar, and was
668 VII| there was found a pit of right good water for to drink,
669 VII| he went to meet them and right gladly received them, whereof
670 VII| notable miracle was showed right there to much people, which
671 VII| therein he began to say: Right sweet Jesus, I yield to
672 VII| friars preachers, was a right sovereign doctor, high and
673 VII| many other hermits led a right holy life, and all the people
674 VII| was called Thomas by his right name. He had the world and
675 VII| the honey is multiplied, right so in like wise was by this
676 VII| unto the said daughter, right so the blessed doctor, not
677 VII| how the accidents might by right be without subject, and
678 VII| science a doctor and teacher, right so in his passing he had
679 VII| taken and led into a prison right dark and much obscure; and
680 VII| Lord, confessing ever his right holy name.~After, the tyrants
681 VII| holy bishop, whereof he was right joyful and glad. And ye
682 VII| by force of abstinence he right greatly had made lean his
683 VII| will of God they were there right soon, and them seemed that
684 VII| Pharon had heard his demand, right gladly he accorded to it,
685 VII| on thy demand. Then the right reverend bishop Pharon,
686 VII| Fiacre said to him: First, my right dear brother, I require
687 VII| call God to my record that right gladly I shall endeavour
688 VII| and solitarily, and by my right name I am called Fiacre,
689 VII| might, led Fiacre unto the right desired place. And when
690 VII| and thankings, saying: O right blessed father, the same
691 VII| the same place only of right pleaseth me and delighteth
692 VII| pleaseth me and delighteth right greatly, for it is a holy
693 VII| flesh, and that that he had, right heartily to the poor gave
694 VII| virtues, and after, rendered right gloriously his soul unto
695 VII| Cryspobachia, and was a right great philosopher, which
696 VII| memory and solemnity, was right glorious bishop of Paris.
697 VII| and he together saw at the right side of the altar an angel
698 VII| that the way is to thee right grievable, because thou
699 VII| his first age he was of right good conditions, and right
700 VII| right good conditions, and right humbly and devoutly frequented
701 VII| process of time was adorned of right great wisdom and renowned
702 VII| of great science both in right civil and in canon law,
703 VII| one rendered his own by right, without any acception or
704 VII| difference, and recomforted them right wisely, and taught to them
705 VII| all accomplished duly and right worthily his mystery. He
706 VII| his works. He treated to right the word of virtue and of
707 VII| preaching the word of God right well and boldly, brought
708 VII| school, for ever he was right courteous to help children,
709 VII| their masters. He revested right courteously the poor naked
710 VII| whatsoever dolour he took the right beneurous rest of death.
711 VII| but because that, to one right great inconvenience and
712 VII| received a poor man appearing right foul and disformed, and
713 VII| had to his father a king right christian, named Louis.
714 VII| have a good soul, profited right greatly in all things, more
715 VII| ofttimes to him in this manner: Right dear son, rather I would
716 VII| misericorde, keeping himself right curiously from the pricking
717 VII| appliked on his way, and with right great host arrived into
718 VII| which he purposed and put right diligently the holy crown
719 VII| as Phineas, punished them right grievously.~Whereof it befell
720 VII| Paul, with chains of iron right oft with his own hands,
721 VII| virtues renounced to the right of the first-born, and despised
722 VII| and howbeit that he was right feeble, he issued from his
723 VII| and anon after he passed right gloriously out of this world
724 VII| said to him: Ye have done right well, go to your herd again.~
725 VII| that, draweth him to the right part or side of the altar,
726 VII| he translated him on the right hand of the Father, and
727 VII| thou that sittest on the right hand of the Father have
728 VII| as much for to say: The right high is lift on the cross,
729 VII| priest draweth himself to the right side of the altar, in representing
730 VII| other thing to say but: Right dear brethren, pray you
731 VII| answereth: Dignum et justum est, right even so as we would say:
732 VII| follow after the preface, for right even there the priest representing
733 VII| people that heareth the mass right there, oweth to draw themselves
734 VII| that is to say: Father, right debonair, we thee pray thou
735 VII| and confirmed in a hostie right reasonable, and in sacrifice
736 VII| translated into the blood of thy right dear Son that for us suffered
737 VII| sixth part, except that right there he bruiseth not the
738 VII| mine own proper blood, and right soon after the priest hath
739 VII| his damnable judgment, for right even so as strong wines
740 VII| letting to sick people, right so is the body of our Lord
741 VII| hung on the cross at the right hand of God had, when he
742 VII| embraseth or fryeth the coal, right so the orison said with
743 VII| hypocrisy ne simuling, but by right jealousy of devotion. Thirdly
744 VII| as we by the tongue sin, right so the devout orison ought
745 VII| flesh, and spirit to spirit, right so we be allied together
746 VII| breast, betokening that with right very contrition and in steadfast
747 VII| precious sacrament, and right there he returneth himself
748 VII| our Lord Jesu Christ was, right even so as they had understood:
749 VII| by: Benedicamus domino, right so the priest would say:
750 VII| well consider and imprint right perfectly within his heart
751 VII| creatures into heaven, unto the right hand of the Father, where
752 VII| Son of God, sitting on the right hand of his Father. Then
753 VII| me and come sit upon the right hand of my Father. Then
754 VII| Then was this holy man right glad and joyful, and he
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