|     Volume1     I|          good heart and devoutly wilt behold, and have therein
  2     I|      Bernard saith the same: Who wilt thou give me of these provosts
  3     I|        choose on which hand thou wilt go, and take it for thy
  4     I|     tofore thee, take which thou wilt; if thou go on the right
  5     I|         answered: Lord God, what wilt thou give me? Thou wottest
  6     I|         said: I hope, Lord, thou wilt not destroy the just and
  7     I|          her not and said: Lord, wilt thou slay a man ignorant
  8     I|    tofore thee, wheresoever thou wilt, dwell and abide. And he
  9     I|        father: Father mine. What wilt thou, my son? said Abraham,
 10     I|         whom Jacob said: If thou wilt sell to me thy patrimony
 11     I|      husband, but that also thou wilt have part of the mandrake
 12     I|      with you. Therefore if thou wilt send him with us, we shall
 13     I|        be necessary, and if thou wilt not we shall not go. The
 14     I|         that I may and that thou wilt not be wroth to thy servant.
 15     I|           We pray thee that thou wilt forget, and not remember
 16     I|        We beseech thee that thou wilt forgive to thy father, servant
 17     I|         the sister of the child: Wilt thou, said she, that I go
 18     I|        prince and judge upon us? wilt thou slay me as thou slewest
 19     I|        send some other whom thou wilt. Our Lord was wroth on Moses
 20    II|   biddeth thee choose which thou wilt; now advise thee and conclude
 21    II|         heart and in equity, and wilt do all that I have commanded
 22    II|        said to Rehoboam: If thou wilt obey and agree to this people,
 23    II|          slayer of thy husbands. Wilt thou slay me as thou hast
 24    II|           And Tobias said: Where wilt thou that we shall abide?
 25    II|    accomplishment of thy lechery wilt make thy son to die. Then
 26    II|          him that was dead: What wilt thou give to me if I raise
 27    II|         but torment, and if thou wilt not grant to my sayings,
 28    II|       the ship, and said to him: Wilt thou escape these perils
 29    II|         say to thee that if thou wilt hear me and do thereafter,
 30    II|       and above the angels; what wilt thou that I do? And she
 31    II|       answered and said: If thou wilt leave thy wife fleshly,
 32    II|     realm of heaven, and if thou wilt hallow the feast of my conception,
 33    II|         use himself, but if thou wilt find God debonair to thee,
 34    II|      vain. S. Lucy said: If thou wilt keep the law of thy lords,
 35    II|         I anger not my God; thou wilt please them, and I covet
 36    II|          to him: Young man, what wilt thou buy? and he said: My
 37    II|     unworthy to have it; if thou wilt dwell therein, we shall
 38    II|          him: Thou that art king wilt have no services soiled
 39    II|         shalt know, whether thou wilt or not, that he whom we
 40    II|       gospel, that said: If thou wilt be perfect go sell all that
 41    II|           Demand of me what thou wilt and I shall give it to thee.
 42    II|        said: Gentle man, if thou wilt justly adore and work about
 43    II|        grace of God, but if thou wilt be whole of the malady of
 44    II|        said to him: Do what thou wilt, for my purpose shalt thou
 45    II|          constantly, and if thou wilt believe in Christ, thou
 46    II|      freely, and father, if thou wilt command me, I shall go answer
 47    II|        but I fear sore that thou wilt fain to have mercy on me,
 48    II|        he said to the young man: Wilt thou believe in me if I
 49    II|      right debonair; but if thou wilt that I do thy will, make
 50    II|           then said she: If thou wilt that I believe thee, thou
 51    II|         and said to him: My son, wilt thou return again to God?
 52    II|          the son of God, if thou wilt wed me, thou shalt fare
 53    II|       changed he said: Lord what wilt thou that I do? Upon this
 54   III|          The which said: If thou wilt that we worship thy gods,
 55   III|        thy menaces, do what thou wilt, I deliver to thee my body
 56   III|         appeareth well that thou wilt suffer torments, in that
 57   III|     realm of heaven, but if thou wilt torment my body by thy ministers.
 58   III|          of thee, Valentine? Why wilt thou not abide in our amity,
 59   III|     council of the emperor: What wilt thou say of our gods and
 60   III|       take me? She said: If thou wilt adore my God, I shall assent
 61   III|        is immortal; do what thou wilt, for thou mayst not deceive
 62   III|      things, that one which thou wilt, or thou shalt be two days
 63   III|           Longinus said: If thou wilt become christian God shall
 64   III|        Aphrodisius answered: How wilt thou yet torment this good
 65   III|           Longinus said: If thou wilt be whole and guerished put
 66   III|      heard anon a voice: If thou wilt pass and go over flom Jordan
 67   III|       thee fair father that thou wilt come again on the next Shere-Thursday,
 68   III|        the end of this year thou wilt come hither again to me
 69   III|      said Ruffin to him, if thou wilt I shall make him anon to
 70   III|        fraud and thy barat, thou wilt make the earth to swallow
 71   III|         abashed and said to her: Wilt thou be christian? Then
 72   III|       wont to heal other and now wilt deliver thyself to perdurable
 73   III|       answered and said: If thou wilt promise that thou shalt
 74   III|          the very faith and thou wilt leave thine heresy, I shall
 75   III| wrongfully for envy, and if thou wilt believe in him he shall
 76   III|        Somewhat may I do if thou wilt give me audience. Vespasian
 77   III|        the devil to him: If thou wilt worship me and be my servant
 78   III|         and then said S. Austin: Wilt thou that I pray to almighty
 79    IV|  indigence and need; and if thou wilt be to him subject, thou
 80    IV|          and sorrow; but an thou wilt consider Paul, thou shalt
 81    IV|         thy abundant grace, thou wilt grant unto all them that
 82    IV|      place, call on me that thou wilt keep her from peril, and
 83    IV|      thou worshippest three, why wilt thou not adore the others?
 84    IV|        thy way freely where thou wilt, for it appertaineth not
 85    IV| Christopher said to him: If thou wilt not tell me, I shall anon
 86    IV|        they said to him: If thou wilt go thy way, go quit, where
 87    IV|         way, go quit, where thou wilt. And we shall say to the
 88    IV|       thou cursed Canaanite, why wilt thou not do sacrifice to
 89    IV|      unknown to men. And if thou wilt now do sacrifice to the
 90    IV|        they said to him: If thou wilt that we shall do sacrifice,
 91    IV|  wellbeloved Frontonius, if thou wilt fulfil that thou behightest
 92    IV|         so wise a man, that thou wilt leave the great worldly
 93    IV|  receivest of thy provostry, and wilt thou leave all these things
 94    IV|          require of me what thou wilt and I shall give it to thee.
 95    IV|         that dwell here, if thou wilt be saved from this tempest,
 96    IV|       and depart them where thou wilt. And when he had distributed
 97    IV|          said the devil: If thou wilt that I issue and go out,
 98    IV|        said: Hippolitus, if thou wilt believe in our Lord Jesu
 99    IV|          goddesses but that thou wilt do sacrifice to them, thou
100    IV|      knight said to him: If thou wilt a little obey to me, thou
101     V|       praised perfection if thou wilt not show it, and deliver
102     V|        deliver to thee any good, wilt thou come again every year
103     V|          admarvelled, said: What wilt thou learn, father, of whom
104     V|        in thy study. But if thou wilt be made fat in science,
105     V|        And then she said to her: Wilt thou not accuse me? And
106     V|           lady, but do what thou wilt so that thou slay not thyself.
107     V|          of Auxerre, and if thou wilt believe his counsel thou
108     V|       tree of the cross, if thou wilt receive baptism and the
109     V|       have thy life. And if thou wilt not, I shall slay thee with
110     V|          is with us, and if thou wilt prove it, arise tomorn and
111     V|          the devil said: If thou wilt swear to me that thou wilt
112     V|       wilt swear to me that thou wilt not depart from me ne forsake
113     V|     shall go whithersomever thou wilt, and shall do that which
114    VI|          so show to us whom thou wilt shall take it. And this
115    VI|          lord and king, how long wilt thou forget me? How long
116    VI|         believe verily that thou wilt suffer me no longer in this
117    VI|        thee by writing that thou wilt travail so much as to come
118    VI|         enchanters said: If thou wilt, thou shalt see that they
119    VI|      Placidus said to him: Lord, wilt thou that I hide this thing
120    VI|       Say to me now whether thou wilt now suffer and take temptations,
121    VI|        but I pray thee that thou wilt offer this bread unto Almighty
122    VI|       demanded of him: Theodore, wilt thou be with us or with
123    VI|     right sweet saint, that thou wilt send to my child health.
124    VI|   passion, I pray thee that thou wilt not remember their sins,
125    VI|       and said thus after: Lord, wilt thou be with me, and I with
126    VI|       and he said to me: If thou wilt be with me, I shall be with
127    VI|      thou oughtest to serve God, wilt thou that I pray for thee?
128    VI|       and he said to her: Woman, wilt thou take the cross? And
129    VI|        to thee again this beast, wilt thou keep him well to my
130    VI|         thee, if so be that thou wilt keep it secret and swear
131    VI|      dread, said to her: If thou wilt that I believe that thou
132    VI|         answered to him: If thou wilt believe and baptize thee,
133    VI|        counsel, demand what thou wilt.~To whom Valerian said:
134    VI|        odour of them, so if thou wilt believe thou shalt see the
135    VI|     chaste, with thy three sons, wilt thou believe that destiny
136   VII|         to do what torments thou wilt, for I desire to offer to
137   VII|         said: Do to me what thou wilt, for thou mayst never draw
138   VII|        keepers said to her: What wilt thou do when thou comest
139   VII|     butcher said to him: If thou wilt consent to the prince, I
140   VII|         said to her: But if thou wilt worship and do sacrifice
141   VII|         virgin Dorothy: How long wilt thou trouble us with thy
142   VII|          to me what torment thou wilt, for I am all ready to suffer
143   VII|       whom her son said: Whether wilt thou see us in this world
144   VII|      glory; and he said: lf thou wilt find rest in this world
145   VII|      shalt be sure. Do what thou wilt, I have no part thereof.
146   VII|           saying to her: If thou wilt see my face, see, and she
147   VII|          he said to him: If thou wilt hear of me reason, put from
148   VII|        them thereto. And if thou wilt know it, said they, then
149   VII|         done, and therefore thou wilt leave the glory of the world
150   VII|      realm, and affirm that thou wilt take the habit of monks,
151   VII|       the king feareth that thou wilt assail his realm. Arise
152   VII|         with me, but and if thou wilt let me go, I shall teach
153   VII|          honourably whereas thou wilt. Then said the nightingale
154   VII|     Barlaam said to him: If thou wilt do thus, thou shalt be semblable
155   VII|      give her to thee, sith thou wilt lead her home into the house
156   VII|        parents, but and thou now wilt not obey me thou shalt no
157   VII|          thy folly and that thou wilt not obey me, come and we
158   VII|        and she answered: If thou wilt save me and take me away
159   VII|        to him: Now be it as thou wilt, but if thou wilt save my
160   VII|        as thou wilt, but if thou wilt save my soul grant to me
161   VII|        but I pray thee that thou wilt avenge me on him, for he
162   VII|       thou? Me seemeth that thou wilt destroy the rule of our
163   VII|          our religion, when thou wilt not serve God by discretion
164   VII|          hence and go where thou wilt. With great pain they took
165   VII|         to the holy man: If thou wilt I will go my way. Then he
166   VII|        way. Then he said to him: Wilt thou go yet for to do harm?
167   VII|      torment, and therefore thou wilt not sacrifice to the idols?
168   VII|       written of me, what reward wilt thou have for thy labour?
169   VII|         I require thee that thou wilt put from thee this sorrow
170   VII|         father reverend, if thou wilt have pity and compassion
171   VII|        and in orisons, that thou wilt not defer to me the grant
172   VII|           we pray thee that thou wilt send the sweet lamb, having
173   VII|           We pray thee that thou wilt come hastily and tarry not.
174   VII|          the sins from the world wilt receive our prayers, thou
175   VII|       sancte Pater, etc., Father wilt thou receive this hostie
176   VII|  Almighty, I pray thee that thou wilt bless or hallow this sacrifice
177   VII|      debonair, we thee pray thou wilt Lord. which he showed when
178   VII|          Lord, we pray that thou wilt deliver us from all evil,
179   VII|         pray instantly that thou wilt not consider my misdeeds
180   VII|          of the holy church, and wilt it unite and peace after
181   VII|         joy and bliss with thee, wilt my body deliver from all
182   VII|      tell thee for truth if thou wilt not forsake and deny thy
183   VII|       took him and said: If thou wilt not forsake thy God and
 
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