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1 I| behove us to render and give account of our idle time,
2 I| or what answer shall we give when in idlenesse is none
3 I| lord should during my life give and grant to me a yearly
4 I| meos, that is to say, Lord, give light to mine eyes. After,
5 I| all mankind. And for to give reward to them that deserve
6 I| And because all merchants give and take, they give that
7 I| merchants give and take, they give that they have and take
8 I| to take villanies and to give to us honour, to suffer
9 I| to suffer death and to give us life, to take poverty
10 I| to take poverty and to give us glory. S. Gregory putteth
11 I| Forasmuch as he may, he shall give them to understand Christ,
12 I| and his complices shall give abomination and desolation
13 I| likewise shall Antichrist give the evil spirit in likeness
14 I| gratuito: Antichrist shall give puissance to his servants
15 I| saith that, Antichrist shall give many gifts to them that
16 I| by torments that he shall give to them, whereof Daniel
17 I| on live. Thirdly for to give more greater torment to
18 I| damned. Fourthly for to give more clearness and light
19 I| others; not that they shall give the sentence of the judgment;
20 I| sovereign judge shall only give the sentence, but they be
21 I| dark and the moon shall give no light, hereby then may
22 I| your sleep and awake ye and give praising to God. Lo here
23 I| whereof S. Jerome saith: Give thy weeping and bitterness
24 I| and by prayers, and to give for God's sake of the goods
25 I| is well reason that we do give for him to the poor of such
26 I| servants, and we ought to give to the hungry meat, to the
27 I| but to fulfil it, that he give us grace in such manner
28 I| clothes angels bow, the stars give virtue, the kings joy, and
29 I| For in labouring God shall give her the penny, and in well
30 I| sixty and five days, we give the tithe of them to God
31 I| God. Ne no man may better give to God to his honour than
32 I| to God to his honour than give himself to death for him.
33 I| Above all things O good Jesu give me grace to love thee. And
34 I| us, his hands pierced to give to us, the side open to
35 I| body stretched all for to give to us. Fourthly, he was
36 I| figure of his image should give me some solace. And thus
37 I| had not such might for to give him life as he had to raise
38 I| all that thou hast, and give it to poor people. Fifthly
39 I| angel, and that he would give to me of the oil of mercy
40 I| necessary. And we ought to give thankings to the divine
41 I| the comparation, for to give to understand that the consolations
42 I| manners he appeared to us to give us to understand that the
43 I| sent, after Easter, for to give to us knowledge that the
44 I| know thy science, if thou give not thy sapience and send
45 I| said, Numeri xi.: I shall give to my people of my spirit
46 I| priest; which absolution give us the Holy Ghost. Amen ~
47 I| distributed to Christian people, give to the said people great
48 I| were done in figure, for to give knowledge of things more
49 I| praisings because that we give him thankings for his nativity,
50 I| And at this hour let us give thankings to God that we
51 I| apostles. And of these things give we louings and thanks to
52 I| how we ought to render and give thankings to God: My brethren,
53 I| the same: Who wilt thou give me of these provosts that
54 I| of our Lord, and yet they give him no worship, they go
55 I| shall be in judgment for to give a reckoning for sin, then
56 I| God by glory, the which he give us that liveth and reigneth
57 I| one was because man should give to each of them a name,
58 I| shall destroy him I shall give him space and time of repentance
59 I| Lord said to Abram: I shall give to thee this land and to
60 I| that thou seest I shall give thee, and to thy seed for
61 I| in breadth, for I shall give it to thee. Abram moved
62 I| Lord God, what wilt thou give me? Thou wottest well I
63 I| Ur of the Chaldees for to give to thee this land into thy
64 I| thy generations. I shall give to thee and to thy seed
65 I| shall bless her, and shall give to thee a son of her, whom
66 I| have supposed that I should give suck to my child, being
67 I| saying: To thy seed I shall give this land. He shall send
68 I| her pot and say: I will give to thee drink, and to the
69 I| and said: I pray thee to give me a little of the water
70 I| God to counsel her and to give her comfort, which appeared
71 I| pottage, and prayed him to give him some, for he was weary
72 I| patrimony and heritage I shall give thee some pottage. And Esau
73 I| that I mock him, and shall give me his curse for the blessing.
74 I| whom our Lord bless. God give to thee of the dew of heaven,
75 I| into tourbes of people, and give to thee the blessings of
76 I| which thou sleepest I shall give to thee and to thy seed,
77 I| the way that I walk, and give me bread to eat, and clothes
78 I| answered: It is better that I give her to thee than to a strange
79 I| years, Jacob said to Laban: Give to me my wife, for the time
80 I| custom of our country to give the younger first to be
81 I| this week, and then shall I give to thee Rachel my daughter
82 I| said to her sister Leah: Give me some part of the mandrake
83 I| Laban his wives' father: Give me leave to depart that
84 I| my country and my land; give to me my wives and children
85 I| the reward that I shall give to thee. Then Jacob answered:
86 I| his father Hamor and said: Give me this damsel in marriage
87 I| son loveth your daughter, give her to him in marriage,
88 I| or dower, I shall gladly give it, so I may have this damsel
89 I| not do that ye desire, ne give our sister to a man uncircumcised.
90 I| Abraham and Isaac I shall give to thee and thy seed; and
91 I| Suppose ye that God may not give me grace to interpret it?
92 I| land in your vessels, and give ye and present to that man
93 I| come to me, and I shall give you all the goods of Egypt,
94 I| the way. He commanded to give to every each two garments.
95 I| Egypt came to Joseph saying: Give us bread, why die we to
96 I| your beasts and I shall give you for them victuals, if
97 I| servitude of the king, and give us seed to sow lest the
98 I| fifth part thereof ye shall give to the king and four parts
99 I| tourbes of peoples, I shall give to thee this land and to
100 I| land of your fathers; and I give to thee one part above thy
101 I| lest they multiply and give us battle and fight with
102 I| nourish him to me, and I shall give to thee thy meed and reward.
103 I| fill the vessels for to give drink to the flocks of the
104 I| let you go. I shall then give my grace to this people
105 I| works saying: In no wise give no more chaff to the people
106 I| Pharaoh had commanded to give them no chaff, but they
107 I| with them that I should give to them the land of Canaan
108 I| should go to Pharaoh and give him in commandment to let
109 I| clothes; our Lord shall give to his people grace and
110 I| said Moses; Our Lord shall give you at even flesh for to
111 I| grudging they said to Moses, Give us water for to drink. To
112 I| know not, he is bounden to give it for God's sake, or do
113 I| which I have spoken I shall give to your seed, and ye shall
114 I| Who of you that hath gold give it me; they took and gave
115 I| of Canaan that he should give them charge for to see and
116 I| rebel against God, he shall give it us, be ye not afeard.
117 I| the stone, and it shall give out water. And when the
118 I| trow ye not that we may give you water out of this stone?
119 I| into the land that I shall give to them. And therefore this
120 I| and Jacob, saying: I shall give it to thy seed. Now thou
121 II| peace, the God of Israel give to thee the petition of
122 II| and the best olives and give them to his servants, and
123 II| vineyards he shall value for to give to his officers and servants,
124 II| not hear Samuel, but said: Give to us a king, for a king
125 II| soul. Saul then would not give him licence to return to
126 II| from thine hand, and shall give it to thy neighbour David.
127 II| things I shall add an l give to thee much more and greater.
128 II| thy wives in thy sight and give them to thy neighbour, and
129 II| then answered and said: Give the living child to this
130 II| kingdom and divide it and give it to thy servant but not
131 II| ever a man hath he shall give for his soul. Nevertheless,
132 II| that life that God shall give to them that never shall
133 II| if thou have much good give abundantly, if thou have
134 II| but little, yet study to give and to depart thereof gladly,
135 II| him; what token shall I give him? And also I know not
136 II| petition, and promise to me to give me Sara thy daughter. Which
137 II| held his peace and would give him none answer the angel
138 II| to him: Be not afeard to give thy daughter to this man
139 II| have no doubt but I shall give her to thee. And he taking
140 II| daughter, our Lord of heaven give to thee joy for the heaviness
141 II| man is there that shall give him his money? ~He began
142 II| him, and said: What may we give to this holy man that cometh
143 II| Father, what meed may we give to him, or what may be worthy
144 II| what may we then worthily give to him? Wherefore I pray
145 II| them, for their God shall give them into thy hands and
146 II| in that time that we may give glory to his name, else
147 II| saying: God of our fathers give thee grace and strengthen
148 II| and to abide there, and to give to her meat from his feast,
149 II| meat faileth what shall we give to thee to eat? And Judith
150 II| came to Jerusalem for to give laud, honour, and worship
151 II| praying God that he would give me from then forthon continence.
152 II| was dead: What wilt thou give to me if I raise him? And
153 II| so dear as him, I shall give him to thee. And anon the
154 II| right mighty king would give me to a prince by marriage;
155 II| and these things, shall give to thee the great thing.
156 II| and measured, and we must give reckoning thereof in the
157 II| commanded his son that he should give alms to the pilgrim. He
158 II| followed him as he went for to give to him alms, and when he
159 II| other sacraments, and these give grace but to take away the
160 II| mayest thyself right soon give to her? For I tell the for
161 II| that good that ye would give me with a man, I pray you
162 II| I pray you that ye will give it to me for to do alms
163 II| find God debonair to thee, give for him that which thou
164 II| mayest not bear it with thee. Give then for God's sake whiles
165 II| good as thou oughtest to give to me with an husband or
166 II| husband or spouse, begin to give all that to your people
167 II| but if the heart and will give thereto assenting: for if
168 II| married, and said: Lord God give to these children the blessing
169 II| go and sell his goods and give it, and great dread to lose
170 II| praising, for the riches give occasion to be vain glorious
171 II| he might have somewhat to give him, took his ring which
172 II| great gifts if he would give to his father to drink poison
173 II| king and desired him to give those two bishopricks to
174 II| know the laws, and then to give him an answer. And when
175 II| church, your bedemen, and give to us respite for a certain
176 II| for holy church, and to give him aid and strength for
177 II| had heard said, he would give none answer till that he
178 II| and expert, and they to give the sentence, and be judge
179 II| thy child suck, thou shalt give to me of thy milk, to put
180 II| his wife worshipped would give him victory, he would be
181 II| should arise against him, ne give him no place. Then said
182 II| answered him, I go for to give drink unto these hermits,
183 II| nothing with him for to give to him, and he saw by him
184 II| sell all that thou hast and give it to poor men; and then
185 II| what thou wilt and I shall give it to thee. And I spit in
186 II| monks come to me and I shall give to thee my discipline: but
187 II| written in the gospel, if one give to the other a stroke on
188 II| Anthony to his servant: Give them to drink good wine,
189 II| of thy gout, and I shall give to thee gold without number.
190 II| first reny his idols and give him licence to break them,
191 II| knew it, they offered to give much riches with him if
192 II| treasures which he must give me if I abide with him.
193 II| to the pope that he would give him leave for to marry.
194 II| to a priest that he would give to him a wife for to nourish
195 II| that ye owe to me, that ye give to me in marriage the young
196 II| his fellows: What will ye give me if I get of him an alms
197 II| shalt receive for me and give it to poor people. And the
198 II| to each of them by order: Give me this night and do no
199 II| yourselves, for ye shall give none accounts for me; and
200 II| dispenser and bade him to give to him sixpence, which he
201 II| dispenser and bade him to give him sixpence of gold, and
202 II| beggar, to whom S. John said: Give to him twelve besants, lest
203 II| he might more take or I give. ~On a time it happed that
204 II| without sin, to the intent to give it to poor people. And they
205 II| all that thou hast, and give it to the poor, I had this
206 III| should find enough that would give to me, and these beggars,
207 III| all her great riches. Many give largely for God’s sake,
208 III| for God’s sake, but they give not so much but some abideth.~
209 III| offer him to God, and for to give offering for him such as
210 III| heal her, ne none should give to her meat ne drink. And
211 III| but this that I have I give to you. Then he made them
212 III| shall multiply, and he shall give to thee alway victory of
213 III| hap. Madam, let me go, and give me leave to go in to some
214 III| gifts that he hath power to give to the people. The first
215 III| that he would spare him and give him respite to repent him,
216 III| provost of Rome, for to give to each man duly reason
217 III| provost that he should yet give to this poor man an alms.
218 III| he took the laver for to give water to a pilgrim for to
219 III| for he ceaseth never to give alms for God's sake? Then
220 III| and when S. Gregory should give to her the holy sacrament
221 III| commanded yet to the cellarer to give it to a poor man. The cellarer
222 III| prayed her that she would give to him her blessing; and
223 III| appertaineth to thee fair father to give the benediction, and nothing
224 III| appertaineth to thee to give and enjoin penance, and
225 III| prayed our Lord that he would give to him place and time to
226 III| Somewhat may I do if thou wilt give me audience. Vespasian said:
227 III| ye will, I shall gladly give you part. Then had they
228 III| by force of famine and to give up his spirit. He did do
229 III| that she then bare should give light to all England by
230 III| here before, we may not yet give consent thereto; nevertheless,
231 III| silver, but such as I have I give thee; in the name of Jesu
232 III| people which would in no wise give faith to his preaching ne
233 III| vessel of silver for to give to the poor. And instead
234 III| hath said to me: Let not ne give none empeshment to Barnabas
235 III| said that their gods would give none answer but if Gervase
236 III| worship that thou purposest to give me, for shortly, your gods
237 III| latchet of his shoe. He shall give you baptism in the virtue
238 III| justice and to humble and give ensample of baptism to all
239 III| himself that he had no more to give, anon he departed among
240 III| benign grace it please him to give again the life to this child.
241 III| mouth, and our Lord shall give you force and virtue. S.
242 III| and became lean for to give good example. For sith she
243 III| which they receive that give to poor people, the Holy
244 III| feet saying: Dame Genevieve give me again Claude my daughter.
245 III| requiring pardon, which would give no pardon. The saint had
246 III| the holy virgin, grant and give us pardon, grace, and joy
247 IV| Jesu Christ, that he shall give to me his heritage. And
248 IV| monks. She commanded to give them her alms, but whilst
249 IV| day of judgment, and shall give that we may. And when they
250 IV| that by their merits he give to us in this world his
251 IV| am with thee, and shall give to thee the solace of my
252 IV| words, saying: Who shall give tears to mine eyes, and
253 IV| she wept bitterly saying: Give me the book of the Gospels
254 IV| saluted him saying: Our Lord give thee joy, my lord. He nothing
255 IV| there as he laid it, that he give thee leave to sing mass,
256 IV| vouchsafe of his grace to give to them a son. And our Lord
257 IV| Lord is almighty for to give to whom he will, and to
258 IV| and to reestablish and give again that he hath taken,
259 IV| she had a son she should give him to the monastery. And
260 IV| father in no wise would give her to no man, but would
261 IV| require thy gods that they give to them strength if they
262 IV| then said they to S. James: Give to us power against him
263 IV| the devils, but if thou give to me somewhat of thine
264 IV| comforted him and said; Give me that dead body tofore
265 IV| sacrifice to the gods I shall give to thee great gifts and
266 IV| sorrowful and weeping, and give to them esperance and hope
267 IV| which he did do slay for to give to them, and he received
268 IV| which he retained for to give to poor men. And instead
269 IV| with thee, I shall verily give faith to thine and his words.
270 IV| continually that he would give him grace that he might
271 IV| withsay thy request, I shall give to them my preachers, by
272 IV| thy signory, and I shall give to them another servant
273 IV| the order, that she would give to that dean health for
274 IV| what thou wilt and I shall give it to thee. And as he thought
275 IV| said: What pledge may we give to you? And he said: The
276 IV| And he said: Ye must needs give them, or I shall not suffer
277 IV| require master Conrad that he give himself into the order,
278 IV| yield to me again my son, give to me again the gladness
279 IV| thoughts of peace, I shall give to thee good counsel. My
280 IV| To whom the devil said: Give me place where I shall issue
281 IV| fire I doubt for to go, give me place and I shall issue
282 IV| that I issue and go out, give me a vessel where I may
283 IV| Decius that they should give this treasure to poor people
284 IV| commanding him that he should give them to churches and poor
285 IV| cursed wretch, that thy coals give to me refreshing of coldness,
286 IV| Christ, and I being roasted give thankings unto God. And
287 IV| Maximin saith: It might give no place of burning to the
288 IV| presence of them thou shalt give up thy spirit. For he that
289 IV| which had been accustomed to give largely great things, had
290 IV| knight was accustomed to give many gifts. And he had nothing
291 IV| gifts. And he had nothing to give, whereof he was greatly
292 IV| our Lord would not anon give sentence against him, so
293 IV| appear again tofore him, and give account of all these things.
294 IV| should not come suddenly and give to her tribulation. And
295 IV| darkness, bounty not estimable. Give to the earth without trembling
296 IV| bless them with my hand, give to them thy blessing upon
297 V| thee to this desert place, give the refrigery and comfort
298 V| house of God, and shall give great barkings against the
299 V| one sharp travail shall give understanding to thine ears.
300 V| that him seemed he should give up his spirit, and was at
301 V| thing, without doubt I shall give to thee the horse that I
302 V| saints, we pray thee to give to us that we that make
303 V| thy master, love thy lord, give thy blood for his blood,
304 V| vessels of the church for to give to the poor people, and
305 V| for whom by right he might give sentence, and of his friends
306 V| of S. John, and he would give it to her for keeping of
307 V| sware the king that he would give to her whatsomever she required,
308 V| day, for the less ought to give place to the more and greater.
309 V| our Lord that he should give to her some relics of the
310 V| any lineage they should give it to him, for to serve
311 V| to all the people. And I give to thee the sign, that when
312 V| Then let us continually give laud and praising to her
313 V| laud and praisings I shall give to thee. For him that all
314 V| himself insufficient to give to her laud, then what shall
315 V| acknowIedging us insufficient to give to her due laud and praising?
316 V| the emperor that he would give to him a church within the
317 V| emperor: Promise not, ne give no such thing, ne holy thing
318 V| commanded his servants to give to him that should smite
319 V| saying: Come to me, I shall give to you the kingdom of heaven.
320 V| and is behoveful to us, to give to them laud, praising,
321 V| understand that we ought to give honour to the holy company
322 V| eaten the ass, and would not give to him his portion accustomed,
323 V| the feet of our guests and give them meat, abide ye the
324 V| that he sent to Assela: I give thankings to our Lord God
325 V| christened, said that he would give to S. Remigius, for to endow
326 V| the door that they should give for the love of God an alms
327 V| Despoil thee of thy coat and give it to the poor man, and
328 V| He commanded in winter to give honey unto bees, that they
329 V| commanded to take it out and give it again to the friar, and
330 V| Our sisters, these birds, give laud to their Maker, let
331 V| ought strongly to praise and give laud to your Maker which
332 V| saint called him and said: I give to thee this my coat; if
333 V| as he was wont to do, to give laud to their Maker. And
334 V| shouldest have beaten me, give again to me, holy saint,
335 V| And thou shalt not only give accounts for thine own sin,
336 V| commanded that they should give to her a little bread and
337 VI| should show to us mercy, and give to us peace and all things
338 VI| enjoined him in penance to give the goods that he should
339 VI| write to him in my name and give him knowledge that he is
340 VI| pope for his penance, to give such goods as he hath ordained
341 VI| him. And then the king, to give relation to him of his penance,
342 VI| but he forbade her for to give any praising to him therefor,
343 VI| therefor, but bade her to give laud and praising to God
344 VI| a sinner's hands should give sight to blind men. Then
345 VI| God to relieve him and to give to him his sight? And because
346 VI| And the same Harold shall give himself to penance for the
347 VI| king found nothing ready to give, ne his almoner was not
348 VI| that if peradventure they give them to penance, they may
349 VI| thee, and then he shall give credence to thy words. On
350 VI| tomb, saying: Take this and give it to whom it pleaseth thee.
351 VI| on me, if it please thee give me health, or else let me
352 VI| went again to pray and to give thankings to God and to
353 VI| with him to the church to give thankings and praisings
354 VI| that ever thou hast and give to poor men. The medicine
355 VI| saith our Lord: I shall give my law into the bowels of
356 VI| Daria is said of dare, to give, and of dia, which is as
357 VI| thousand virgins, and should give to her space of three years
358 VI| Lord. Then let us devoutly give laud and praising unto the
359 VI| that should heal me and give to me life. To whom Thaddeus
360 VI| we command them that they give answer to that thou demandest,
361 VI| mow go, and then we shall give to them their going and
362 VI| to another. O good Lord, give thou rest to my tribulations,
363 VI| them. And she said: Let us give thankings to God, for I
364 VI| find other, so shall he give us grace to recover our
365 VI| cometh of himself, and this give the relics of saints. If
366 VI| intercessoribus largiaris: Lord, give to us by the multiplied
367 VI| sitting in his throne, for to give to him laud and thankings
368 VI| manner of suffrages is for to give alms, and that helpeth them
369 VI| resurrection. And how much to give alms availeth for them that
370 VI| Albigeois, and he would therefor give pardon to his father which
371 VI| should sell his horse and give the price thereof to poor
372 VI| and desired that he would give to him as much ground as
373 VI| all, and desired him to give it to poor men, and said:
374 VI| of das, that is to say, give. And of rus, ruris, that
375 VI| for he had nothing else to give to him, and he clad himself
376 VI| such thing as he would not give to him, and Martin came
377 VI| him to pardon them and to give them licence to depart.
378 VI| in our Lord that he would give to thee his mercy.~He was
379 VI| in ashes, and if I should give to you another ensample
380 VI| mantle, to whom she said: Give hither the mantle. And when
381 VI| and prayed our Lord to give her sister a strong heart
382 VI| Lord. And if our sweet Lord give himself to them that love
383 VI| poverty of our Lord, and give ye to him thankings for
384 VI| country find any remedy ne give counsel to ease him. But
385 VI| tears that the people would give and make to him way for
386 VI| prayed the good people to give praisings and thankings
387 VI| demanding her how three windows give more light than two. And
388 VI| token between us, and he give you grace to keep truly
389 VI| make him free, and shall give him of mine heritage. And
390 VI| servant that kept him to give him a piece of parchment
391 VI| father of all the church, give us the letter that thou
392 VI| sorrowful mother? who shall give to mine eyes from henceforth
393 VI| manner of the game for to give always honour to God under
394 VI| off her adornments for to give to the poor people, but
395 VI| prayed them that they would give laud and thankings to God
396 VI| and this old woman would give her no way, so that she
397 VI| prayed our Lord that he would give to her grace to despise
398 VI| love of God that he would give her again her beast. And
399 VI| for all his wounds, to give laud and praising unto Almighty
400 VI| to change it, that is, to give clay, and take therefor
401 VI| and take therefor gold, to give a foul habitation, and to
402 VI| and to take a precious, to give a little corner, and to
403 VI| princes hare given me power to give life and to slay? And she
404 VI| that be dead, thou mayst give no life, therefore thou
405 VI| strange likeness, and shall give to thee again thy proper
406 VI| every each religion for to give to them according to their
407 VI| water flowed abundantly, he give to us running water so that
408 VII| say you as far as God will give me grace, how that our Lord
409 VII| her: Come my spouse, and give to me your hand. And there
410 VII| sacrifice, and after, we shall give thee an answer. Then commanded
411 VII| Alexandria, and he should give to them great gifts if they
412 VII| city, the devils ceased to give answers, and then one of
413 VII| I shall spare thee and give to thee medicine. To whom
414 VII| praise thee our Lord: I shall give laud to our Lord in my life,
415 VII| church and prayed God to give him conning to make a true
416 VII| partable of thy excellent joy, give thou us grace by his prayer,
417 VII| him: If I said to thee: Give them to thy parents or friends
418 VII| meed thereof, and if I said give them to poor men, thou shalt
419 VII| ne of no thing that may give him cause of heaviness,
420 VII| hurt by words I can well give him a medicine. And the
421 VII| to thee all humanity, and give to thee all that shall need
422 VII| yet nevertheless I shall give to thee two slops with which
423 VII| their prince, and they shall give him puissance to do whatsomever
424 VII| and pain, right so for to give to God thankings, always
425 VII| gifts it is fitting to me to give him praising. This young
426 VII| man said to him: I may not give her to thee, sith thou wilt
427 VII| the king that he should give him no sharp words, for
428 VII| head with mine hands, and give it to dogs, to the end that
429 VII| said to him that he should give the victory to them that
430 VII| gold and silver, and shall give in them of gold, milk, and
431 VII| to him the investiture to give to archbishops and bishops
432 VII| him, he wrote: Thou shalt give our daughter to this child
433 VII| said with a high voice: Give to us the man of God or
434 VII| and said to this holy man: Give us this evil man, for the
435 VII| saying: Arise up, sir, and give us thy blessing; and he
436 VII| angelic, what answer shall I give to the sick people that
437 VII| and God shall render and give to thee a good reward. Then
438 VII| this torment of fire shall give to me virtue of patience,
439 VII| have any greater torments give them to me, for I am all
440 VII| to the order to serve and give praising to our Lord, he
441 VII| thee, and full gladly I give it to thee for to do withal
442 VII| as then nothing ready to give him, took his hood and gave
443 VII| ordained the said confessor to give to the poor folk, as for
444 VII| fourth is that Jesu Christ give himself to be consecrated
445 VII| is our human, for us to give the life perdurable.~After
446 VII| This same epistle may also give us testimony that our Lord
447 VII| he oweth then to offer or give his heart to God, for therefore
448 VII| devotion. Secondly, for to give good ensample to others,
449 VII| the asking is this: Lord give us this day food, so that
450 VII| say that our Lord God will give us our living, so that for
451 VII| of all saints in heaven, give us peace to the end that
452 VII| understood being in heaven for to give perfect peace, and thereforth
453 VII| Dona nobis pacem. Lord, give us peace. Saying Agnus Dei,
454 VII| said to thine apostles: I give you my peace, I leave you
455 VII| And so we pray God that he give to us grace to do such service
456 VII| paradise that God shall give to them that shall deserve
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