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 1    VI|       followeth the Life of S. Edmund, Confessor.~S. Edmund the
 2    VI|       S. Edmund, Confessor.~S. Edmund the confessor and bishop,
 3    VI|        widow. And this said S. Edmund, her son, was born on S.
 4    VI|        her son, was born on S. Edmund's day, the king and martyr,
 5    VI|       and christened and named Edmund, because he was born on
 6    VI|       because he was born on S Edmund's day, and as he grew in
 7    VI|        labour of their brother Edmund. And the mother gave to
 8    VI|  complained thereof to her son Edmund, and he took the yarn that
 9    VI| children, and in short time S. Edmund increased so greatly in
10    VI|       that goest alone. And S. Edmund, being abashed, marvelled
11    VI|        to whom the child said: Edmund, knowest thou not me? And
12    VI|      my name written. And then Edmund looked in his forehead and
13    VI|    child said: Dread thee not, Edmund, for I am Jesu Christ thy
14    VI|   whilst thou livest. And then Edmund fell down, meekly thanking
15    VI|    child vanished away. And S. Edmund thanked humbly our Lord
16    VI|    laboured greatly to make S. Edmund to sin with her fleshly,
17    VI|       the good mother sent for Edmund and her other children,
18    VI|        this world, and charged Edmund to see that his brother
19    VI|       of widows. And after, S. Edmund did do make a chapel at
20    VI|   showed many miracles. And S. Edmund dwelled long after at Oxenford,
21    VI|       that he had burnt it. S. Edmund and his fellows, on a day
22    VI|       they that accompanied S. Edmund were almost from themselves
23    VI|      of the sight. But then S. Edmund comforted them and said
24    VI|      things as he had said. S. Edmund was accustomed to say every
25    VI|       again, and ever after S. Edmund thought that the sweet savour
26    VI|     down from him anon. And S. Edmund then charged the fiend by
27    VI|        them. And ever after S. Edmund had full great devotion
28    VI|    England, and this holy man, Edmund, was chosen to publish it
29    VI|     full meekly, and prayed S. Edmund to pray for her to our Lord,
30    VI|     and she thanked God and S. Edmund; and for this miracle much
31    VI|       God's words. And then S. Edmund lift up his hands and his
32    VI|     for the same cause. But S. Edmund was nothing glad of the
33    VI|      came to this holy man, S. Edmund, and complained to him of
34    VI|  church and menaced greatly S. Edmund. And when S. Edmund saw
35    VI| greatly S. Edmund. And when S. Edmund saw the king so cruel against
36    VI|       greatly moved against S. Edmund, howbeit this holy man was
37    VI|      he did. And after that S. Edmund was more bold to abide and
38    VI|         and in likewise did S. Edmund, and went over sea, trusting
39    VI|       you to be with you at S. Edmund's day, king and martyr.
40    VI|     again to Pounteney upon S. Edmund's day, king and martyr,
41    VI|        for his holy servant S. Edmund. Then let us devoutly pray
42    VI|     merits of this holy man S. Edmund he have mercy on us and
43    VI|       followeth the Life of S. Edmund, King and Martyr.~In the
44    VI|        among whom there was S. Edmund, king of Norfolk and Suffolk,
45    VI|   where this most christian S. Edmund reigned, and understood
46    VI|      came to this holy king S. Edmund, and made his legation and
47    VI|      when the blessed king, S. Edmund, had heard this message,
48    VI|       life, the christian king Edmund shall no subdue him to a
49    VI|       people that were with S. Edmund and destroy them, but they
50   VII|    Dunstan, May 19, iii. 188.~*Edmund, King and Martyr. November
51   VII|         November 20, vi. 243.~*Edmund, Bishop. November 16, vi.
52   VII|     Lord, vi. 73.~Abingdon, S. Edmund born at, vi. 230.~Adalaoth,
53   VII|        11.~Mabel, mother of s. edmund, vi. 233.~Macidiana, mother