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1 I| that I should in no wise leave it, but accomplish it, promising
2 I| but at this time I shall leave and pass over save one thing
3 I| Incarnati purpose is for to leave sin and take the good, the
4 I| deviation and of exile we leave the song of gladness, that
5 I| canticum domini, etc. Thus leave we the song of praising
6 I| company. And if ye will all leave me, at the least come with
7 I| that such a son should not leave his mother without visiting,
8 I| descended into hell for us, and leave us not, but that we be with
9 I| and to the end that they leave to tempest us. The cross
10 I| showed for them, than to leave his own proper body here
11 I| midnight it behoveth not to leave matins, for the people abide
12 I| a man shall forsake and leave father and mother and abide
13 I| oft desired the people to leave their sin, and how he had
14 I| thus said, and given him leave to go, he departed anon,
15 I| this land, and I shall not leave till I have accomplished
16 I| his wives' father: Give me leave to depart that I may go
17 I| said to him: Let me go and leave me, for it is in the morning.
18 I| Jacob answered: I shall not leave thee but if thou bless me.
19 I| come as soon as ye may, and leave nothing behind you, for
20 I| I may hear his voice and leave Israel? I know not that
21 I| that Lord, nor I will not leave Israel. They said to him:
22 I| make their sacrifice, and leave their wives and children
23 I| by which they forget and leave God their creator and maker
24 II| never bare yoke, and said, Leave their calves at home and
25 II| the sinners of Amalek and leave none alive, man ne beast;
26 II| and his father gave him leave. And when he was there he
27 II| after Jeroboam. And here I leave all the history and make
28 II| the way, young Tobias took leave of his father and mother,
29 II| God. And Gentiles shall leave their idols and shall come
30 II| see it not. Cease ye and leave off, lest the ire of our
31 II| answered and said: If thou wilt leave thy wife fleshly, thou shalt
32 II| It is not right that we leave the word of God for to administer
33 II| after that he had taken his leave and commended the people
34 II| father, to whom he would leave his realm after him, wherefore
35 II| obey him, and he should leave his realm after his death
36 II| king said that he would not leave one point of his law, and
37 II| shall abate thy pride ere I leave thee, for I must reckon
38 II| us. It is better that we leave cruelty and that pity surmount
39 II| you to their words, let us leave all these words and go we
40 II| stole off his neck and would leave his bishopric, but S. Remigius,
41 II| lose their holiness and leave their good life. It behoveth
42 II| sacrifice to the idols or to leave, and their friends were
43 II| remedy, and depart you and leave the error of the christian
44 II| dear husbands, in what ward leave ye us and your children!
45 II| said: The first error is to leave the way of life and go by
46 II| And like as thou shouldst leave thy rich clothes and clothe
47 II| other, in no manner may I leave him, with him am I firm
48 II| pope that he would give him leave for to marry. The pope considered
49 II| Basil said to the woman: Leave and go from me, woman, for
50 II| but they had nothing to leave against them in that other
51 III| wise that she should not leave one penny to her daughter
52 III| and therefore I may not leave to name this name oft. And
53 III| and a very intention to leave our sins, the which is signified
54 III| children said to the mother, leave us not after thee, but right
55 III| tyrant said to them, now leave ye your art of enchantment
56 III| and betrayed, how may we leave that which we have holden
57 III| grievous thoughts for to leave all and do our will. S.
58 III| let me go, and give me leave to go in to some other place,
59 III| he thought that he would leave all the riches that he had,
60 III| said to him that he should leave his cruelty and his woodness,
61 III| they for all that would not leave it, and so anon after, they
62 III| purpose that he would not leave, for dread ne for grief
63 III| sacrifice to the idols, and leave thy folly, and I shall enhance
64 III| the ship, and would never leave it in peace till they had
65 III| very faith and thou wilt leave thine heresy, I shall pray
66 III| priest named Jacob: Sirs, leave this just man in peace.
67 III| if pity move you that ye leave to eat of him, I that have
68 III| which was his brother, gat leave to slay all them that believed
69 III| friend, I pray thee that thou leave this madness that thou hast
70 III| more reign, but thou shalt leave thy realm to one better
71 III| us herein that we ought leave the things that men should
72 III| And if he would in no wise leave the christian faith, then
73 III| and gods? Command them to leave their error and to return
74 III| the works of penitence. Leave the evil, humble you, do
75 III| see yet Jesu Christ, took leave of his father, which he
76 III| admonished his father to leave his errors and his idols,
77 III| was pope of Rome; he took leave of the bishops privily,
78 III| embraced each other in taking leave for to depart one from another
79 III| blessed words S. Marcial took leave of S. Peter, and brought
80 III| much sweet sermon in taking leave of them. Soon after he was
81 III| ensample, that they shall leave their sin and shall convert
82 IV| therefore he said that he would leave the city which he was wont
83 IV| Christ. And she dreaded to leave after her, for to live,
84 IV| time of my death cometh, I leave and commend thee to God;
85 IV| laid it, that he give thee leave to sing mass, and assoil
86 IV| repent thee, and I shall not leave thee till thou be reconciled
87 IV| evil death, and therefore leave his company, and then he
88 IV| to the king: Go out, and leave thy realm to one better
89 IV| wise a man, that thou wilt leave the great worldly honours
90 IV| provostry, and wilt thou leave all these things for dreaming
91 IV| with tiles, and I shall leave it now covered with marble.
92 IV| so much do, she would not leave it thus, but that it should
93 IV| not find them, but must leave them behind him. And the
94 IV| cope and said: Thou shalt leave here thy cope or thou shalt
95 IV| Nay, father, I shall not leave the head for to follow the
96 IV| refused utterly, affirming to leave rather the earth than to
97 IV| the end that he would not leave them both disherited and
98 IV| These be the things that I leave to you, possessing by rightful
99 IV| whom Sixtus said: Son, I leave thee not, but greater battles
100 IV| after him saying: Father, leave me not, for I have dispended
101 IV| Sixtus said: I shall not leave thee, my son, but greater
102 IV| living Lord God that thou leave not, but haste thee to baptize
103 IV| saints. Be not thou wroth to leave the world corruptible with
104 IV| said that she should not leave them orphans. And the Blessed
105 IV| with us our comfort and leave us not orphelins, thou art
106 V| lordship and heritage, I leave to thee, and command thee
107 V| commandments he decreed to leave the country of Montpelier
108 V| and am advised never to leave thee. Then Rocke thanked
109 V| return to the town, and leave all his goods to his heirs,
110 V| shall then have heaven, and leave to me only the earth, this
111 V| would enter into religion: Leave there without your body,
112 V| will enter into religion, leave the body without that ye
113 V| vengeance of the hurter. I leave to you charity, humility,
114 V| which were far from me to leave and forsake, and now to
115 V| and forsake, and now to leave and forsake them is to me
116 V| that he might cease and leave his bishopric, and that
117 V| and said that, he should leave off or raze away these verses,
118 V| much loved, he gave to her leave to return to her country,
119 V| prosperity, she should not leave him in his adversity. And
120 V| it, wherefore they must leave it there. But afterwards
121 V| Savina, weep no more, but leave all that thou hast, and
122 V| honour of our Lady he would leave none but that he heard them
123 V| so rich, and so noble, by leave of the emperor he sent women
124 V| her vision, and took her leave, and after gave up her spirit
125 V| small things, but yet they leave not to show it to the brethren,
126 V| Francis came thither and said: Leave ye brethren to praise him,
127 V| place till he gave to them leave that they flew together.~
128 V| it anon. I require thee, leave me not lest I be made reproach
129 VI| suffciently said he should leave. He was well mannered, that
130 VI| of women made him for to leave it.~And then two felon princes
131 VI| negligently ofttimes, and leave many things undone by ignorance
132 VI| hold the certain way and leave the uncertain way. This
133 VI| came to him, and bade him leave his mass, he said: Though
134 VI| and he commanded them to leave to follow him, and anon
135 VI| most cursed wretch, wouldst leave to torment the people and
136 VI| from this mortal beast, and leave to torment this beast that
137 VI| then he commanded them to leave the water, and that they
138 VI| us, or to whom shalt thou leave us all desolate and discomforted?
139 VI| for he would not gladly leave them, ne he would not long
140 VI| the epistle without his leave. And when he had slept the
141 VI| for God's sake they should leave this battle with her sister,
142 VI| bodies, and that they should leave and depress negligence and
143 VI| of the ladies without his leave. And when the holy mother
144 VI| depart not away from me and leave me not here alone. And S.
145 VI| more, but she would say: I leave you the remnant for God'
146 VI| cry: Cease ye, lady, and leave off, but she prayed always
147 VI| him again and would not leave him. And afterwards, by
148 VI| vision, and charged him to leave to study in particular sciences,
149 VI| believe. Then Maximus gat leave of the tormentors for to
150 VII| lamentation, and taking their leave, departed. And this noble
151 VII| in her passion.~But now I leave this young queen in her
152 VII| To whom the virgin said: Leave to say such things, for
153 VII| styed up above all heavens, leave thou us not fatherless,
154 VII| therefore for God's love leave your mourning and tell me
155 VII| years. And then he took his leave of all his brethren and
156 VII| then this old man took his leave of them and bade them sail
157 VII| well, and sith took their leave of that old man, and returned
158 VII| loaves, and the bread that we leave at dinner we eat at supper,
159 VII| passed, then he took his leave of the abbot and convent
160 VII| Jesu Christ I charge you to leave him this night till to-morrow.
161 VII| then these holy men took leave each of other, and they
162 VII| stones, and then took their leave, and went to ship weeping
163 VII| sore troubled, and would leave his place because he had
164 VII| prayed him that he would leave to them, instead of heritage,
165 VII| and therefore thou wilt leave the glory of the world and
166 VII| king's son, and he would leave his father for to follow
167 VII| christian men, and after, shall leave and return from it, and
168 VII| Lombards that they should leave that poor land of Pannonia,
169 VII| perseverance. Then anon he took leave of him, and went to the
170 VII| man, saying: I shall not leave this house ne this holy
171 VII| and meat, and get of them leave to pray an hour, and all
172 VII| that wouldst that I should leave my God which giveth to me
173 VII| I beseech thee that thou leave me not to turn my back,
174 VII| prayed him that he would leave that life and do penitence,
175 VII| next, S. Fiacre took his leave of S. Pharon, which gave
176 VII| other to our Lord, and took leave to depart one from the other.
177 VII| before that time gave to him leave to take as much of his wood
178 VII| S. Pharon, for to demand leave of him to throw down the
179 VII| to S. Pharon and took his leave of him, and returned into
180 VII| he might be heard by the leave of the bishops and diocesans,
181 VII| the end that he should not leave the custom of his abstinence,
182 VII| received his rights, and took leave of S. Morant and of the
183 VII| and woeful mother, but I leave both delices and honours,
184 VII| so that for lack of it we leave not the service of God,
185 VII| and enhanced, whereby they leave not to pray to God. For
186 VII| I give you my peace, I leave you my peace, therefore
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