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 1     I|        be semblable to God, he brake the covenant of God, and
 2     I|       presser so foul, that he brake the bonds of sin and ascended
 3     I|       he exiled man because he brake his commandments; and made
 4     I|       wife, but by an angel he brake the vow, because a son should
 5     I|    hallow it. Yet some of them brake God's commandment, and gathered
 6     I|      threw down the tables and brake them at the foot of the
 7    II|       backward by the door and brake his neck and there died.
 8    II|        prayer and orisons, and brake all the lamps of the church,
 9    II|        force and slew him, and brake the staff with gold that
10    II|        habiliments of the ship brake. And the masters and governors
11    II|      which these two young men brake in the presence of the people,
12    II|      so cruel that one of them brake the point of his sword against
13    II|    they were hurt because they brake their gods. And then Polycarp
14    II|  received the health whilst we brake the idols? Thou keepest
15    II|        forthwith they went and brake the chamber. And in the
16    II|      exiled, and the first pen brake, and the second, and also
17    II|    with my hand. Then S. Basil brake them, and led the child
18   III|      that strove, and also she brake and mortified among the
19   III|      and haled that the candle brake in two pieces, and that
20   III|       came an angel of God and brake the wheel, and healed the
21   III|     there found, and hewed and brake therewith the idols and
22   III|        other, cast a stone and brake the bell, but nevertheless
23   III|        it, and anon the vessel brake in pieces, which was of
24   III|     and it fell on a stone and brake not; then he reproved the
25   III|       spake together his bonds brake, and all his wounds were
26   III|        said that word, that he brake one of the sides of the
27   III|      savour of this roast, and brake up the door and threatened
28   III|     this deceivable world, but brake all the bonds of the world
29   III|    blew on it, and the burette brake; she blessed the oil and
30    IV|     him fall to the ground and brake his neck and head, and he
31    IV|        that the people of Rome brake up his palace and cried
32    IV|     and wrestled with her, and brake all her eggs. And it happed
33    IV|       the cross. And the belly brake asunder, and so she issued
34    IV|    great treasure therein, and brake the vessel, and then a great
35    IV|      woman appeared to him and brake all his irons, and opened
36    IV|      God. After this Christine brake all the gods, and the gold
37    IV|      over a bridge, the bridge brake and overthrew, and they
38    IV|       sign of the cross and he brake it on two pieces. And then
39    IV|    Galicia, and then his bonds brake and S. James vanished away.
40    IV|      thee. And anon his chains brake, and he, bearing a part
41    IV|    drew them to the earth, and brake them all in pieces, and
42    IV|       multitude of wild beasts brake their ordinance, and entered
43    IV|       thither, and the chalice brake, whereof he was sorry and
44    IV|      such virtue that the leaf brake the stone, healed the deaf,
45    IV|     thunder. And thus Laurence brake the hard heart, gave spiritual
46    IV|       And then I was angry and brake an ear of the pot, and he
47     V|      night the bonds of Gerard brake and fell off, and the door
48     V|   issued out and destroyed and brake all the idols of the temple.
49     V|        the king heard that, he brake and all to-rent his purple
50     V|         Bartholomew lieth, and brake up the sepulchre and threw
51     V|   prison came out suddenly and brake his two bonds, and ran freely
52     V|      into Tiber, but the stone brake and she went without harm
53     V|       Francis came thither and brake up the prison, and loosed
54     V|      his pain, and the postume brake, and he received anon full
55     V|      of S. Denis not duly, and brake the bone of his arm and
56    VI|    upon him, so that his belly brake and his bowels fell out,
57    VI|    among these words the tears brake out of his eyes, and sobbings
58    VI|        the posthume of his arm brake, and when the foul matter
59    VI|        were enclosed in a pit, brake out and devoured all them
60    VI|    entered into the prison and brake his bonds and put them in
61    VI|      bit the stones so that he brake his teeth, and otherwhile
62    VI|      his teeth, and otherwhile brake his head, that all his body
63    VI|        so hold him but that he brake from them maugre them that
64    VI|        it seemed that the bone brake, and forthwith he was whole
65    VI|         and he fell so that he brake his arm, and a great wound
66   VII| torment, the angel of our Lord brake the wheels by so great force
67   VII|      steps or grees so that he brake his head, and the brain
68   VII|        moved for anger that he brake the pot. And then he advised
69   VII|       than he ought to do, and brake the bones of his arm and
70   VII|       stand, but fell down and brake all in pieces, and consumed