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 1     I|      eschew the adversities, to flee the reproofs and shames
 2     I|   against him, nor they may not flee before his face, nor they
 3     I|      evil spirits afraid and to flee; for like as the kings have
 4     I|   spirits should be abashed and flee, and cease of the moving
 5     I|      and for dread thereof they flee. And therefore in procession
 6     I| hallowed because that they that flee to the church should be
 7     I|       they that be culpable and flee to the church that they
 8     I|         of the cross they shall flee, for they dread the staff
 9     I|     goest thou? She answered: I flee away from the face of my
10     I|      said the Egyptians: Let us flee Israel; the Lord fighteth
11     I|        so Joshua made Amalek to flee, and his people, by strength
12     I|        ne noise to compel me to flee, but I hear the noise of
13    II|       shall cry then wishing to flee from the face of your king,
14    II|     hast suffered mine enemy to flee? And Michal answered to
15    II|         of Saul, it is better I flee from him and save me in
16    II|         abashed and was fain to flee out of Jerusalem. And Absalom
17    II|       or three months he should flee his adversaries and enemies,
18    II|     daughter of the Hebrews and flee from them, knowing that
19    II|        and fear that they shall flee, whom ye then shall pursue,
20    II|  trembling for succour began to flee, in such wise that none
21    II|       of this present life, and flee the diverse tribulations
22    II|        and he said to him: Sir, flee not away so but that I may
23    II|        out of it saying: Let us flee and go hence lest the bath
24   III|     present were constrained to flee, and anon after he died.
25   III|          and they ought also to flee the words of men, of which
26   III|   recount mine estate ye should flee away from me like as from
27   III|        them that were with him: Flee we hence, for our Lord God
28   III|       every man enforced him to flee, and left there the holy
29   III|       Iconium, which lady would flee the persecution, and she
30    IV|        I am first truth and may flee by the air; I can make new
31    IV|        suddenly he made them to flee. Then said Peter to Nero:
32    IV|          said he, that I should flee, I am not fugitive, but
33    IV|       were abashed and began to flee, and anon Paul vanished
34    IV|        to him that stirred him: Flee hence, thou most wretched,
35    IV|       the bird that thou sawest flee up to heaven, signifieth
36    IV|       her foot and said to him: Flee hence, thou wretched fiend.
37    IV|     hither mine own father, and flee not thy daughter. And when
38    IV|      sign I am sore afraid, and flee from it wheresoever I see
39    IV|         devils and made them to flee, and after delivered the
40    IV|      then? And whither shall we flee? And there were a great
41     V|     serpent, and thought for to flee it. And then he ordained
42     V|        he should go his way and flee from them with the head,
43     V|       constrained the deacon to flee, and delivered him, and
44     V|         thou here, thou wretch? flee hence lest thou be taken,
45     V|         thou? that other Judas! Flee, thou unhappy, from me or
46     V|       to the end that she might flee away. Then began she to
47     V|       them, and made Cosdroe to flee unto the city of Ctesiphont.
48     V|        emperor that none should flee to the church, and that
49     V|   second, I hate my lineage and flee my life and follow only
50     V|       our might and virtue, and flee from her, like as wax fleeth
51     V|      great with child might not flee, but was taken and wrapped
52     V|        they would not return ne flee from him. And on a time
53    VI| destroyed, which caused many to flee into wilderness, among whom
54    VI| wherefore if thou love thy life flee fast away with that thou
55    VI|        either the enemies shall flee and be afraid, or they shall
56    VI|          if they die, anon they flee into heaven. For baptism
57    VI|        to all martyrs, and they flee anon to heaven as soon as
58    VI|       above all other things to flee the world both with heart
59    VI|      she taught them privily to flee all noise of the world,
60    VI|       of water, and made her to flee over the water as she had
61    VI|     world, and of vanities, and flee the prosperities of the
62    VI|        cried with a high voice: Flee ! flee! flee ! like as she
63    VI|       with a high voice: Flee ! flee! flee ! like as she had
64    VI|        high voice: Flee ! flee! flee ! like as she had chased
65    VI|       afeard, and began fast to flee away from the sermon. And
66    VI|       Wherefore blame ye me and flee from me that am your father ?
67    VI|      father ? And they said: We flee from thee because the likeness
68   VII|        counselled his sister to flee worldly vanities, and so
69   VII|     that said to him: Arsenius, flee the company of men and thou
70   VII|         voice saying: Arsenius, flee hence, speak not and rest
71   VII|          and that other said: I flee from thee for God's sake,
72   VII|       And he answered and said: Flee from the company of men,
73   VII|        the flre. Go thy way and flee from mine eyes that I see
74   VII|         contrary to me, I shall flee thee as a serpent. ~Then
75   VII|      sin, made many a person to flee from it. He was never found
76   VII|         ready and apparelled to flee and eschew all vices. When
77   VII|        wist where to become and flee. And a man armed all in