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  1     I|       that were sick in sin, to deliver them that were in prison,
  2     I|       have said I have power to deliver my soul and I have power
  3     I|      sithes more, for he should deliver him from dread, from labour
  4     I|         shalt live. And if thou deliver her not, thou shalt die,
  5     I|    bring him not again to thee; deliver him to me in my hand, and
  6     I|    dwell in the best place, and deliver to them the land of Goshen.
  7     I|         of them am descended to deliver them from the hand of the
  8     I|         with, for which I shall deliver and bring them from the
  9     I|       in to Pharaoh and bid him deliver my people of Israel out
 10     I|         is grieved and will not deliver my people. Go to him to-morn
 11     I|      sendeth me to thee saying: Deliver my people that they may
 12     I|       Moses asked when he would deliver them if the frogs were voided,
 13     I|     done. Yet would not Pharaoh deliver them. The eighth our Lord
 14     I|      Pharaoh and desired him to deliver, saying that the land perished.
 15     I|       remembrance in a book and deliver it to the ears of Joshua;
 16     I|       he desired of our Lord to deliver him from this life, because
 17     I|         for us unto God that he deliver from us these serpents.
 18    II|     Lord shall not hear you nor deliver you because ye have asked
 19    II|        a prince, and thou shalt deliver his people from the hands
 20    II|         in the sight of God and deliver me from all anguish. Saul
 21    II|    night, and to-morrow I shall deliver thee. Uriah abode there
 22    II|   prayers beseeching God for to deliver her from this reproof and
 23    II|         lest haply I should not deliver him to thee again: I am
 24    II|     would govern her way for to deliver his people; and thus she
 25    II|         anon and do thy part to deliver them, or else thy body shall
 26    II|  servants, and said to Gentian: Deliver to us them that be herein,
 27    II|         commanded to render and deliver again to the mothers their
 28    II|     named Remigius, which shall deliver all the country from this
 29    II|    children, and with your will deliver yourselves for to die shamefully?
 30    II|        do away your madness and deliver yourselves, and they said:
 31    II|        and because he could not deliver her he departed sorrowfully.
 32    II|       thine own handwriting and deliver it to me, and let it contain
 33    II|        the time that thou shalt deliver his writing. And thus as
 34   III|   menaces, do what thou wilt, I deliver to thee my body whole. Then
 35   III|  whomsoever had taken it should deliver it again within seven days.
 36   III|        no semblant to render ne deliver again this sheep, then S.
 37   III|        Benet: Arise up anon and deliver to me the goods of this
 38   III|         with me, for ye may not deliver me. Thus as they spake together
 39   III|         after said to the maid: Deliver to me your girdle, and bind
 40   III|      began await how they might deliver him to death. When S. Mark
 41   III|        I am with thee and shall deliver thee. And on the morn they
 42   III|        he said: Alas! who shall deliver me from this corrupt and
 43   III|         heal other and now wilt deliver thyself to perdurable death.
 44   III|       and I see that he may not deliver thee. S. Peter said: He
 45   III|         endure, but he can well deliver me if he would, and heal
 46   III|         and if then thy God may deliver thee, and also make my daughter
 47   III|        might well, if we would, deliver Archemius and hide ourselves,
 48   III|       serve God, which may well deliver me from thy hands. Then
 49   III|        after him for to help to deliver them. As soon as she came
 50   III|     grace and goodness he would deliver them of this pestilence;
 51   III|    beseeching God that he would deliver the man from the enemy.
 52    IV|        to me a barley-loaf, and deliver it to me privily. When it
 53    IV|     shouldest make me whole and deliver me from my disease, and
 54    IV|     that she knew no way how to deliver him. And he was moved of
 55    IV|        requiring that he should deliver to them Donatus which had
 56    IV|         Then came angels for to deliver it, and the devils said
 57    IV|      all the ends of the world; deliver to me thy body, for I have
 58     V|         to Rocke that he should deliver him from the pestilence
 59     V|        Jesu and of his passion, deliver mortal men from the hurt
 60     V|      thou wilt not show it, and deliver it to him that coveteth
 61     V|       Bernard said to him: If I deliver to thee any good, wilt thou
 62     V|     seldom, wherefore should he deliver me now? And of another bishop,
 63     V|         let him come hither and deliver thee from these arrows.
 64     V|   devout prayers that she would deliver her son, and at the last
 65     V|       my son that thou shouldst deliver him, and thou hast not helped
 66     V|        to me my son, and here I deliver to you yours again, for
 67     V|         our Lord said to her: I deliver him at thy request for to
 68     V|         when that one shall not deliver that other from pain, ne
 69     V|      not, and said: And who may deliver him from his bonds? God
 70     V|       they should marry her and deliver the city of that right great
 71     V|        for us against them, and deliver us from their temptations.
 72     V|     their temptations. And they deliver us in three manners. First,
 73     V|         works of him, and shalt deliver them to them that shall
 74    VI|         but I charge you for to deliver to each man his money again,
 75    VI|        on pain of death that ye deliver this money again there as
 76    VI| Mellitus, bishop of London, and deliver it to him, and tell to him
 77    VI|      besought and prayed him to deliver her from that reproof and
 78    VI|     church, which ring ye shall deliver to him again. And say ye
 79    VI|          for we suppose he will deliver it to you. Then Wulstan
 80    VI|     strong and mighty enough to deliver us from these torments to
 81    VI|        irons Leonard shall anon deliver him, and if I may keep him
 82    VI|    commanded him that he should deliver his pilgrim, and on the
 83    VI|      had dreamed, and would not deliver him. The next night he appeared
 84    VI|        to our Lord that he will deliver this city. And then every
 85    VI|        sent to the judge for to deliver her to the torments. And
 86    VI|       be with thee, and I shall deliver thee from all thy pains
 87    VI|      and charge of him, I shall deliver him from his servage and
 88    VI|      beast, but if so be that I deliver to thee again this beast,
 89    VI|        commanded his bailiff to deliver it to her and she kept it
 90   VII|     they devoutly prayed God to deliver them of that great peril.
 91   VII|       and pray for him, I shall deliver him and let him go. And
 92   VII|      the king's son and I shall deliver it to him. To whom he said:
 93   VII|       for us, and they may well deliver us from the devils our enemies.~
 94   VII|        to the end that he might deliver his people through the encheson
 95   VII|     that is as much for to say: Deliver us from all evil that letteth
 96   VII|       as much for to say: Lord, deliver thou us from all evil, and
 97   VII|          we pray that thou wilt deliver us from all evil, past,
 98   VII|         in the sepulchre for to deliver us from the pains of hell.
 99   VII|         with thee, wilt my body deliver from all evil, have away
100   VII|      death, for to have out and deliver the souls of the holy fathers,
101   VII|        God, that should come to deliver them after that he had promised