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 1     I|       saith: I have feared and doubted God as men dread the waves
 2     I|     all his people, because he doubted that he would have deceived
 3     I|    Jews for to be crucified he doubted the Emperor that he should
 4     I|   Magdalene saw it and yet she doubted it. Of the seventh, how
 5     I|        beasts, which every one doubted, and they went not only
 6     I|      to us necessary; for they doubted of that which we doubt not.
 7    II|       Andrew said to him: If I doubted the gibbet of the cross
 8    II|        Austin saith that Herod doubted that Jesus, to whom the
 9    II|     will and purpose S. Hilary doubted that she should change,
10    II|     had raised his son, but he doubted to be banished, and set
11    II|      his flesh, but because he doubted to anger our Lord he kept
12   III|   happed that after, the judge doubted his enemies and went to
13   III|        see him. And the judges doubted the great people that came
14   III|      him so good heart that he doubted no torment that they might
15   III|       and wept for sorrow, and doubted much that it had been stolen
16   III|        of his lord. At last he doubted not to anger his lord, but
17   III|        son from school, for he doubted when he shall be great that
18   III|    seen, and the christian men doubted that their faith might thereby
19   III| constant, and religious, which doubted nothing. And by his virtue
20   III|   authentic. For Pilate, which doubted the fury and anger of the
21   III|        them all, but then they doubted and were afraid, and delivered
22   III|       this child thus speak he doubted to be overcome of him, and
23   III|   accompanied with him, but he doubted his fellowship, forasmuch
24   III|   strongly to weep, because he doubted the far region, and the
25   III|      much to be worshipped and doubted, which first taught to our
26   III|      so great stench that they doubted nothing but the souls were
27   III|     said nothin, and they much doubted that they should not find
28    IV|      long the Greeks that they doubted to have been slain, and
29    IV|   catacombs in a pit, but they doubted which bones were Peter's
30    IV|        heard say this thing he doubted him, and began to speak
31    IV|   hunger and for cold? And she doubted, and was afraid to show
32    IV|       that he repented him and doubted for himself and for his
33    IV|       sin, of which the bishop doubted to assoil him, and sent
34    IV|        and demanded whereof he doubted, and had left the high and
35    IV|      and great fire put under, doubted nothing the heat. And all
36    IV|     saw them talk together, he doubted not that they would lead
37    IV|        might follow of them he doubted much, for they both laboured
38    IV|      with great joy, but as he doubted yet a little he made his
39    IV|      remembered his vision and doubted not but these were the seven
40    IV|        five months during they doubted that she would have died,
41    IV|    stone, healed the deaf, and doubted no thunder. And thus Laurence
42    IV|         he was sore afraid and doubted strongly. And as Sicardus
43    IV|        adored not the gods, ne doubted not the torments, ne dreaded
44    IV|     there, and when he came he doubted, and other things semblable,
45    IV|      the monks heard that they doubted strongly, and cried high:
46     V|  pleased him much well, but he doubted yet to go in such distresses,
47     V|      Then the blessed Valerian doubted lest Augustin should be
48     V|       cut of the stone and men doubted that he should die, and
49     V|    would please the saint, and doubted that he would be in some
50     V| whereas Herod dwelled, for she doubted that the prophet should
51     V|       they were nigh him, they doubted much to smite at him, and
52     V|      was all whole.~Then Giles doubted the peril of the world,
53     V|       had done this miracle he doubted the peril of the glory human,
54     V|       sooner. And then Natalie doubted that her husband should
55     V|       of that she coveted, she doubted that Eugenia should discover
56     V|      of Apollo. And because he doubted of he sacrilege of the place,
57     V|      his virtue? And then John doubted that by this song simple
58     V|    called him, he left all and doubted nothing of the Lord, and
59     V|         Then the christian men doubted of the word that S. Cosmo
60     V|       thee to him. And yet she doubted for to go with him and said:
61     V|        he approached to it and doubted and was afeard, and said
62     V|  Michael there. And the bishop doubted in what place it should
63     V|     hid of thieves. And yet he doubted of the largeness of the
64     V|      had so noble victory, yet doubted they to enter into the said
65     V|        of my flesh. And I also doubted my proper cell as fearing
66     V|     gluttony. And because they doubted, and they would wit if he
67     V|   hated of all the people, and doubted the ire of the king and
68     V|       for his death, but he ne doubted nothing, but dined that
69     V|       he had thereof envy, and doubted to be overcome of him. On
70     V|    blame that he had said, and doubted the ire of God. And anon
71     V|  places; and he said always he doubted to be seen. And she said
72     V|         And the wicked paynims doubted that the good christian
73     V|       to S. Denis, for when he doubted in that time the ire of
74    VI|         which the king so much doubted, that he sent the queen
75    VI|    manner, and also because he doubted much the cruelty of the
76    VI|       women assembled to them, doubted that christian religion
77    VI|        naked, and because they doubted shame, they fled into Egypt.
78    VI|  burning. In like wise Leonard doubted, and in doubting he eschewed
79    VI|       him if he were afraid or doubted. To whom Martin answered
80    VI|        when he lay thereon, he doubted that it was softer than
81    VI|      thy will be fulfilled. He doubted what he might best do, for
82    VI|       her Saviour, that she ne doubted him no less which is in
83    VI|   other maidens from them. She doubted always to wear jolly clothing,
84    VI|       would gladly do so if he doubted not to anger his meiny.
85    VI|       her so noble a gift, and doubted that she was the cause of
86    VI|    were greatly amarvelled and doubted much the accomplishment
87    VI|        consent to him. And she doubted to show it to her husband
88   VII|        faith, and because they doubted that they should die without
89   VII|        the king heard that, he doubted much, and did do make without
90   VII|       other wives. And then he doubted the murmur of the people,
91   VII|       praised of every man, he doubted that he should reign after
92   VII|       his sepulchre, the monks doubted that the holy corpse should
93   VII|       Thomas. The prior, which doubted the judgment and sentence
94   VII|        it was if the evil folk doubted him, which for their sins
95   VII|      him, which for their sins doubted much to be reproved of him.