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 1     I|        respiring and sighing had asked help in saying: Exsurge
 2     I|         and healed. And Volusian asked: Is there neither gold ne
 3     I|       child in that time. And he asked Sarah why she smiled in
 4     I|        sacrifice; and then Moses asked when he would deliver them
 5    II|        Samuel for so much as she asked him of our Lord. Wherefore
 6    II|          Eli. Eli called him and asked what our Lord hath said
 7    II|      deliver you because ye have asked for you a king. Yet for
 8    II|        And then Saul being wroth asked where Samuel and David were,
 9    II|        that were of his age, and asked of them counsel. And the
10    II|       And when he had so said he asked them: Whence be ye, young
11    II|         defouled her. And it was asked of him oft if it was so
12    II|         strongly; and the bishop asked of the woman if she would
13    II|       shall be destroyed. And he asked him: Who art thou that so
14    II|        that the Jew demanded and asked his money, and he said that
15    II|         Migdonia went to him and asked him forgiveness, because
16    II|         they were, and when they asked them they spake English
17    II|     emperor for S. Silvester and asked counsel of him of this matter.
18    II|     devil answered: Evil. And he asked wherefore, and the devil
19    II|         be lower than he was; he asked if there were any lower
20    II|       and visited him again, and asked how it was with him, and
21    II|        came to the patriarch and asked alms, and he called his
22    II|       came again to S. John, and asked yet the third time alms,
23    II|        wept, and came to him and asked for forgiveness. On a time
24   III|      largely to eat such as they asked, but to herself she was
25   III|       would not answer me, and I asked if she suffered great pain,
26   III|          marvel, and of that she asked so meekly his blessing.
27   III|      caught the sword to him and asked his fellow whether he had
28   III|         for all his brethren and asked of them forgiveness, and
29   III|         fifty years; and then he asked how it stood with him, and
30   III|          fell to repentance, and asked God forgiveness and S. Austin.
31   III|        for to see the sight, and asked forgiveness of their ignorance
32   III|          sojourned in Rome, they asked licence of the emperor to
33   III|          were sore troubled; she asked after the candle, and as
34   III|          oil; she called her and asked what she bare, she answered
35    IV|          saw a seat void, and he asked for whom it was, and it
36    IV|         things to come. And they asked that one of them might sit
37    IV|          was made to him. It was asked of him on a time wherefore
38    IV|        him into the dortour, and asked him whereof he tempted the
39    IV|         less. And when the saint asked him what he meant thereby,
40    IV|          he met with a man which asked the cause of his heaviness.
41    IV|          second. And when he had asked his name, he said his name
42    IV|    coming hastily. And the monks asked, Who be ye? And they said:
43     V|    brought no more bread. Gotard asked counsel how he might have
44     V|         and more he hungered and asked remedy of S. Rocke. S. Rocke
45     V|    Bernard, and he marvelled and asked what saddle it was, and
46     V|        his glory. And S. Bernard asked him: And wert thou in glory?
47     V|        ascend up on high. And he asked him wherefore he would go
48     V|      which denied it him when he asked it. And the good man was
49     V|         the judgment, and it was asked him: Why calledst thou that
50     V| doubtable, that counsel shall be asked of our Lord. And then went
51     V|          to tell thee. And Satan asked: In what time hast thou
52     V|         Then the bishop went and asked counsel of Pope Pelagius,
53     V|      speak for weariness, and he asked of her what she would. And
54     V|          nature failed in him he asked for to drink wine, and there
55    VI|      drew nigh. Then the old man asked them what they were, and
56    VI|         Lord giveth them. Then I asked if there were any remedy
57    VI|        who anon kneeled down and asked forgiveness. And Wulstan
58    VI|    giving out largely tears, and asked him forgiveness, giving
59    VI|      strength and entered in and asked after meat and drink, and
60    VI|          upon him, which when he asked why he lay so there, it
61    VI|      would not have him. Then he asked of him if he would that
62    VI|          to hold him. And it was asked of him if he were afraid
63    VI|          he had received that he asked, S. Martin called S. Brice,
64    VI|        upon this demand that was asked of him. Which bishop, sore
65    VI|       baptized, and said: I have asked respite three days, that
66    VI|          company laughed, and he asked them why they laughed, and
67    VI|        known her, and after, she asked of the servants what they
68   VII|          this night; and then he asked Judas what cloth that was
69   VII|      there came one to me, and I asked him what he was, and he
70   VII|          And one of his brethren asked him what they were, and
71   VII|         penance three years, and asked him if it were much, which
72   VII|          It is much; and then he asked if he would command him
73   VII|      brother and knocked, and he asked: Who art thou? and he said:
74   VII|         abiden thee. And then he asked of him: How shall I be saved?
75   VII|   nothing, and afterwards he was asked, and he said: I have put
76   VII|         when they would yet have asked him something, he said:
77   VII|          man seeing her prudence asked of her father to have her
78   VII|     Pepin came unto the Pope and asked counsel whether he should
79   VII|          kneeled tofore him, and asked him forgiveness. And after,
80   VII|          like as they would have asked their meat, and cried so