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1 I| thence and thrown into a deep pit all environed with mountains.
2 I| opened her eyes and she saw a pit of water, and anon she went
3 I| blamed Abimelech for the pit of water which his servants
4 I| tarry without the town by a pit side at such time as the
5 I| into the east, and saw a pit in a field and three flocks
6 I| Iying by it, for of that pit were the beasts watered.
7 I| laid the stone again at the pit mouth. And then he said
8 I| stone from the mouth of the pit and water our beasts. And
9 I| removed the stone from the pit's mouth, and when her sheep
10 I| that he had and came to the pit where tofore he had sworn
11 I| Midian, and sat there by a pit side. The priest of Midian
12 II| Absalom and cast it in a great pit, and laid on him a great
13 II| made ready the foss and pit, Raguel returned to his
14 II| servants to fill again the pit that they had made ere it
15 II| he bade and did do make a pit or a sepulture tofore the
16 II| descended down into the pit or sepulture tofore the
17 II| was nothing found in the pit or grave but manna, which
18 II| was at Rome a dragon in a pit, which every day slew with
19 II| which is in yonder fosse or pit slayeth every day with his
20 II| And when he came to the pit, he descended down one hundred
21 II| which much debonairly made a pit after the quantity of his
22 II| great a sweetness out of the pit, that all they that were
23 II| desert, and entered in to a pit or sepulchre, whereas had
24 II| servant to bear him into the pit again where the devils had
25 II| proud, into the ditch or pit of humanity; it was celestial,
26 III| buried them both in one pit, and a great while after
27 III| to enter into the great pit out of which he never issued
28 III| and there appeared a great pit and a deep, and S. Patrick
29 III| again. As touching this pit or hole which is named S.
30 III| monastery of Romain unto the pit where S. Benet was, he knit
31 III| dieth for hunger in such a pit, and named him the place.
32 III| threw it after into the pit, and anon the iron came
33 III| tofore, and did do make his pit. And after that a fever
34 III| him in a deep piscine or pit. There was another heretic
35 III| thing appeareth yet the pit or foss which endureth into
36 III| he do it not, make a deep pit unto the water and put his
37 III| better for him to have a pit to be buried in than any
38 III| Jerusalem did do make a great pit for a piscine, whereas the
39 III| him to be cast into a dry pit and there tormented him
40 III| been seven days in that pit, then said he: If I might
41 III| neither, he did do make a deep pit full of serpents and venomous
42 III| him and his wife into a pit in the earth. Then when
43 III| and sung mass in the same pit with seven christian men
44 III| My daughter, go to the pit and fetch me water; the
45 III| hastily; when she was at the pit she began to weep because
46 III| four years which felI in a pit, he was therein the space
47 IV| and threw the bodies in a pit at the catacombs, but afterward
48 IV| apostles at the catacombs in a pit, but they doubted which
49 IV| king, and began to make the pit to bury him in. But anon,
50 IV| and there he made a deep pit and cast the body therein,
51 IV| have digged for to make a pit to lay the body in, they
52 IV| as they made ready his pit, to bury him in, he revived
53 IV| kept Daniel alive in the pit of lions from their distempered
54 V| said of ber, that is, a pit or well, and nardus, which,
55 V| well in flowing doctrine, a pit in deepness of science,
56 V| which had made a little pit in the sand, and in his
57 V| sea and poured it into the pit. And when S. Augustin beheld
58 V| water of the sea into this pit. What? said he, it is impossible,
59 V| great and large, and thy pit and spoon so little? Yes,
60 V| sea and bring it into this pit than thou shalt bring the
61 V| great sea unto this little pit. And therewith the child
62 V| bodies and buried them in the pit where the tree fell. And
63 V| desert and there found a pit, and a little well, and
64 V| swords and went into the pit, and saw there this ancient
65 V| image and cast it into a pit, and anon fled away. And
66 V| the christian man to the pit and there they drew out
67 V| her to be thrown into a pit whereas cruel beasts were,
68 V| should have issued out of the pit, he was ravished of the
69 V| into abysm, that is the pit of hell; and Tobit, which
70 V| why, and was closed in a pit within a rock. And then
71 V| and the nuns ran unto the pit in which she was enclosed,
72 V| height out of a window into a pit. And Asterius, his priest,
73 V| took up the body out of the pit, and after, buried the body
74 VI| corruption, were put in a deep pit, and thrown on them earth
75 VI| which were enclosed in a pit, brake out and devoured
76 VI| is as much to say as the pit of filling, which is to
77 VI| wherefore he did do make a pit all dry, the which he filled
78 VI| make a right great and deep pit under the earth in my tower,
79 VI| tree upon the mouth of the pit, and shall make my knights
80 VI| entered into the fosse or pit with great light, and took
81 VI| in Almaine and put in a pit or fosse, and fast closed
82 VI| years old was fallen into a pit and drowned, and a man came
83 VII| fleeing he fell into a great pit, and as he fell he caught
84 VII| saw in the bottom of this pit a horrible dragon casting
85 VII| desireth to take him. The pit is the world which is full
86 VII| should be nourished within a pit made in a great rock. And
87 VII| On a time he came to the pit of the place, and found
88 VII| them, and entered into a pit in desert without water,
89 VII| them and they came to the pit and there made their prayers,
90 VII| opened, and there was found a pit of right good water for
91 VII| commanded Julian to make a great pit, and by enchanters did do
92 VII| did do put them into the pit. And after, he made to cast
93 VII| was caved somewhat as a pit thereas he sat on, and for
94 VII| should be put into a deep pit, that was full of snakes,
95 VII| mouth, sitting alway in the pit or furnace, thanking and
96 VII| be cast into the foresaid pit that was full of worms,
97 VII| God and did light all the pit and did slay all the worms.
98 VII| he came again out of that pit, and went again and preached
99 VII| and did put him in a deep pit that was full of stench.
100 VII| Erasmus out of that stinking pit, and did smite sharp nails
101 VII| him into a foul stinking pit, and let it be shut with
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