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 1     I|    that thou gavest to me as a fellow, gave to me of the tree,
 2     I|    shall accompany thee and be fellow of thy journey. Then said
 3    II|    seignory, and Maximian, his fellow, is this day dead. And in
 4    II|     Emerentiana which had been fellow to S. Agnes, how be it she
 5    II|      up, for thou shalt be our fellow, and be accompanied with
 6   III|      to S. Feriol that was his fellow, and said they would so
 7   III|       little they called their fellow that he should arise and
 8   III|      Also when S. Maur and his fellow came to Orleans, they heard
 9   III|     them. Then S. Maur and his fellow went into a place that is
10   III|    that he should not mock his fellow. On a time S. Ambrose went
11   III|    friar Dominic which was his fellow was slain with him. And
12   III|     said the day tofore to his fellow. The passion of S. Peter
13   III|        seemed that he had been fellow to S. Peter, and verily
14   III|        the apostles. Then this fellow went up to the lectern whereas
15   III|     sword to him and asked his fellow whether he had liefer live
16   III|       he desgned not to have a fellow. Another cause allegeth
17   III|  tyrant smiling said: This old fellow would be reputed wise, for
18   III|  turned himself unto Felicula, fellow of S. Pernelle, and said
19   III|      that appeareth for he was fellow of S. Paul. Comforting poor
20   III|    causes, Maximian, which was fellow to Diocletian was sent in
21    IV|        he should return to his fellow, and lay it upon him, which
22    IV|  blessed. He coveted not to be fellow with angels ne archangels,
23    IV|        of eggs, and a reckless fellow struggled and wrestled with
24    IV|         and because delight is fellow to riches and abundance
25    IV|      his resurrection, and was fellow to the apostles, and made
26    IV|        death of the world, and fellow of the devil, and thy gods
27    IV|      see the death of this old fellow Peter, and the Lord of all
28    IV|       thus: Behold Stephen thy fellow, he was a man as thou art,
29    IV|     and then he fasted and his fellow with him, all the Lent,
30    IV|        that long time had been fellow with S. Francis, recounted
31    IV|      considered diligently his fellow in that vision, for he had
32    IV|     him, and said: Thou art my fellow, thou shalt run with me,
33    IV|        and entered in with his fellow, the gates being shut and
34    IV|     rain from him and from his fellow like as he had a pavilion
35     V|       of S. Theodoric, and the fellow of S. Bernard, and Hernaldus
36     V|        as they have done to my fellow. Then they went and sought
37     V|        so that he assailed his fellow Alipius as well with cheer
38     V|       and head S. Augustin our fellow, but think not that our
39     V|      she awoke and said to her fellow: My sweet love, hast thou
40     V|    Maximian, which he had made fellow with him in the empire,
41     V|   Christ. We have suffered our fellow knights to be slain, and
42     V|     spoken of the glory of our fellow knights; ne think not that
43     V|     yet nevertheless I was oft fellow unto scorpions and wild
44     V|      and when he found not his fellow, he ran groaning hither
45     V|      know what was done to his fellow, and saw from far merchants
46     V|       his prayers, said to his fellow: Go to Francis and say to
47     V|      rode upon an ass, and his fellow, one Leonard of Assisi,
48     V|       and he showed her to his fellow and said: The poverty of
49     V|    with inward compassion, his fellow said to him: Though this
50     V|       glad. Then he called his fellow named Silvester, and said
51     V| grievously. Then he called his fellow and said to him: These be
52     V|    There was a friar which was fellow of S. Francis was on a time
53     V|    full of money, and when his fellow saw it, they would have
54     V|        of others. And when his fellow hasted to take it S. Francis
55     V|       one Apollophanes was his fellow in philosophy. There were
56    VI|      young damoiselle that was fellow with her, and wrought in
57    VI| ordained of the churches to be fellow of our pilgrimage. Secondly,
58    VI| service of charity, for he was fellow to Cleophas when they went
59    VI|      expressed the name of his fellow Cleophas and spake not of
60    VI|   after that she hath lost her fellow will take none other but
61    VI|     clothing which said: Hail! fellow, that goest alone. And S.
62    VI|     And he said: Nay, I am thy fellow in the school, and in all
63   VII|     for he hath made me worthy fellow to his servants. Then they
64   VII|       from his thigh. He had a fellow which was called Anthony,
65   VII|      he shewed secretly to his fellow, named friar Reynold. To
66   VII|      anon brother Reynold, his fellow, witnessed in truth, part
67   VII|     forced himself to pass his fellow in weal, without evil and
68   VII|       anon she had milk as her fellow had, and so they two nourished