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 1     I|        becomes 'at none' without making any better sense. This has
 2     I|       our nature to the end that making himself man, he would make
 3     I|         crystal. This ark was on making, from the beginning that
 4     I|       great and high. And at the making of this tower, God changed
 5     I|          his visage and came out making good countenance and commanded
 6     I| histories to-fore written of the making of heaven and earth, of
 7    II|      went to pray unto our Lord, making to him a vow if that she
 8    II|    besought and prayed our Lord, making to him a vow, if that she
 9    II|       but I pass over. It was on making seven years, and his palace
10    II|        daily each to other house making great feasts, ever each
11    II|         a messenger, fawning and making joy with his tail. And the
12    II|     seven days they ate together making feast, and were glad with
13    II|          of Holofernes, and came making noise for to make him to
14    II|         help and aid. S. Lucy in making her prayers for her mother
15    II|        and to ensue the devil in making sacrifice to the idols;
16    II|      businesses and evil rest in making worldly delights. And he,
17    II|         and did great abstinence making his body lean and his soul
18    II|      Fabian is as much to say as making sovereign beatitude or blessedness,
19    II|       bordel her oratory, and in making her prayers to God she saw
20   III|         as a poor woman, without making any semblant of her great
21   III|  answered she, and alway wept in making her prayers, and much great
22   III|          lifting up to heaven in making his orison, he rendered
23   III|         her hands unto heaven in making her prayer, and Zosimus
24   III|          supplanting a feast, or making ready. Or James is said
25   III|        the devil. And he is said making ready, for always he made
26   III|    prerogative of preparation or making ready. All these virtuous
27   III|        the people abode without, making their prayers and awaiting
28   III|         in his mother's womb, in making to our Lord reverence such
29   III|        Jesu Christ unto Bethany, making to him great reverence,
30    IV|   immovable. Peter standing afar making his prayer cried to the
31    IV|          her into his belly, she making the sign of the cross. And
32    IV|  Magdalene for succour and help, making her avow that if she might
33    IV|   January he was buried, for the making of his sepulchre was from
34    IV|          leading, in his body by making it lean, in mind by devotion,
35    IV|          religion of the people, making solemnity of a paynim, were
36    IV|       thou hast enjoyed thee, in making a vaunt among men. And another
37    IV|         state he kept himself in making himself to begin laudably
38    IV|         giving less, that was by making his body lean, for he gave
39     V|         he were angry because of making of the oath. And it is read
40     V|          should lose his soul by making of a false oath as he did.
41     V|     three manners. The first, in making ready the way, as Malachi
42     V|      exequies for his death were making ready, he was suddenly brought
43     V|        on the ground, the devils making joy and were glad. Then
44    VI|        did great cost toward the making of his shrine.~How his holy
45    VI|     Edward and be whole; and she making her prayers to S. Edward.
46    VI|       and exercised the craft of making of shoes. In which craft
47    VI|          continual abstinence in making it lean. Over which flesh
48    VI|       been sustained by. Also in making devout prayer she had so
49    VI|          the sister of S. Clare, making great moan and sorrow. Then
50    VI|         town where there was one making a cistern or a piscine,
51    VI|       And she hearing the organs making melody, she sang in her
52   VII|        it much patiently without making of any cry, looking always
53   VII|        woman cried unto God, and making her prayers she rendered
54   VII|         which entered therein in making the sign of the cross, and
55   VII|      body that most grieved him, making the sign of the cross, and
56   VII|          ordained to the work or making of a bridge, not convenable
57   VII|    shirts of her own shaping and making should be borne to her spouse
58   VII|        blood, to whom S. Albine, making the sign of the cross said:
59   VII|         evangelii, et cetera, in making the sign of the cross to
60   VII|           he blesseth the bread, making the sign of the cross, which
61   VII|     salvation. After, the priest making the sign of the cross of
62   VII|         devil. After, the priest making the sign of the the cross,