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 1     I|             those who care to reap. Having read every page very carefully
 2     I|           his weepings and tears in having compassion, of the awaitings
 3     I|            Father and of the Son as having virtue and authority in
 4     I|        third, he is said Holy Ghost having all virtue, for he is invincible,
 5     I|             that he chose a serpent having a maiden's cheer, for like
 6     I|     therefore I have kept thee from having to do with her, now yield
 7     I|      Abraham, came out of the town, having a pot on her shoulder, which
 8     I|            hungred, and found Jacob having good pottage, and prayed
 9     I|            affliction, scorning and having envy at them, and oppressed
10     I|         Iying a fair child; and she having pity on it said: This is
11     I|        stand on the top of the hill having the rod of God in my hand:
12    II|            And Abner brought David, having the head of Goliath in his
13    II|       servants: Fetch to me a woman having a phiton, otherwise called
14    II|          that leadeth men westward, having on his left side the city
15    II|         power to go where he would. Having liberty to do what he would,
16    II|           posterity, all these only having in thee, we ought not to
17    II|           him. Then Nebuchadnezzar, having them at great indignation,
18    II|         ceased to speak, Holofernes having indignation said to Achior:
19    II|            her servants closed, and having on her body a hair, had
20    II|      saluted him: and this holy man having this salutation in despite,
21    II|              John, and the king not having his almoner by him, ne his
22    II|            unto S. Paul the hermit, having great desire to see him,
23    II|           clouds, which kept people having wings that would have fled
24    II|       husband, and on the morn, she having greater shame of men than
25    II|          one brighter than the sun, having a cross on his head wearing
26    II|         rich man which saw S. John, having in his bed but vile clothes
27   III|       without plaining, and without having any charge save to God:
28   III|          was pure and clean without having of any tatche of deadly
29   III|             and there he healed one having the palsy which had been
30   III|            his bread, but the devil having, envy of the charity of
31   III|           beasts that Ezechiel saw, having in himself four wings; the
32   III|            came and spake with him, having tofore them the sign of
33   III| to-scratched him. Then the provost, having indignation hereof and in
34   III|            and steward of the land, having about him a great multitude
35   III|            was sent for, which came having on him the clerk's array
36   III|            the faith, whereof they, having indignation, ordained a
37   III|        misery and heat. Then Alban, having pity on them, sorrowed by
38    IV|            hath thought. Then Simon having indignation, cried aloud:
39    IV|             dreading God. The devil having envy to the holiness of
40    IV|            of the beasts. The devil having envy of her much patience,
41    IV|         commandment of Herod, a man having the palsy cried to him.
42    IV|             there was a philosopher having devotion to Nazarien that
43    IV|           ox, longer than an horse, having teeth sharp as a sword,
44    IV|             enlumined from him, and having their sight. And then again
45    IV|            of his own body, that in having victory of his wood tormentor,
46    IV|        divine inspiration. Then she having faith in the puissance of
47     V|           years in marriage without having any lineage. And then they
48    VI|            in England twenty years, having two sons by the said Emma,
49    VI|           upon his hands and knees, having in either hand a little
50    VI|           they sailed over the sea, having so good wind that they arrived
51    VI|             by our Lord. Then, they having hope and trust in our Lord,
52    VI|            of all sins, heaping and having plenty of merits and receiving
53    VI|            drive them out void, and having nothing. Thirdly, that she
54    VI|      miracles. And many sick people having divers diseases have been
55    VI|         holy church. And the devil, having ever envy on good works,
56    VI|       corrected by the will of God, having dread, said to her: If thou
57   VII|          foul? And then the emperor having disdain, and angry by felony,
58   VII|           heaven. Then the butchers having despite, cut off the great
59   VII|         chastity, whereof the fiend having envy at her blessed living,
60   VII|           never slept, at his will, having in his heart any sorrow
61   VII|          smite off his head without having any audience. But tofore
62   VII|           of Liege a sow bare a pig having the visage of a man, and
63   VII|          the miracle they departed, having much marvel that they did
64   VII|         good mother considering and having mind of that which the good
65   VII|            he answered nothing, but having his thought on God sustained
66   VII|            came against him, and he having as then nothing ready to
67   VII|          pure and clean saint then, having the hair on his flesh, covered
68   VII|            heard their sighing, and having pity on them that were nigh
69   VII|           for help. The holy bishop having on them great compassion
70   VII|            he lay on the earth, and having pity on him, one of them
71   VII|           wilt send the sweet lamb, having domination in all the earth.
72   VII|             our mother holy church, having hope to be accompanied with
73   VII|           speaking for all sinners, having hope on the misericorde