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 1     I|   sepulture. Fourthly, he arose marvellously. For he arose without opening
 2     I|       this sacrament worketh so marvellously; and also, of so healthful
 3    II|        reported it, and praised marvellously his wisdom. Consequently
 4    II|      precious stones, and it is marvellously ordained. And when I marvelled
 5    II|       have borne them, and were marvellously aghast, but they supposed
 6    II|        named Cyrinus, which did marvellously great alms and made hospitalities.
 7    II|        made in him withoutforth marvellously, that it is to wit, that
 8   III|      founded in humilty. He was marvellously piteous and debonair, full
 9   III|        S. Cecilia. This man was marvellously cruel against christian
10   III|         found a fournil of lime marvellously great, that other answered:
11    IV|         trumpet or of sense; or marvellously chosen, or a miracle of
12    IV|        and therefore he is said marvellously chosen, for he was marvellously
13    IV| marvellously chosen, for he was marvellously chosen and converted. The
14    IV|         emperor, and of all men marvellously commended, and the senate
15    IV|      and the history of her was marvellously entailed and carved in the
16    IV|         him, but the angel came marvellously, and unbound him and loosed
17    IV|       with a vestment of tissue marvellously shining of gold and silver,
18    IV|       was a chalice of crystal, marvellously clear, and as the deacon
19    IV|       descended there. all were marvellously abashed, and he bare the
20     V|      glory? And he said, mowing marvellously: It is too late. Then the
21     V|    dwelled in her and vexed her marvellously six years during, in using
22     V|       Augustin. And anon he was marvellously confirmed in the faith catholic,
23     V|         answer Augustin praised marvellously, and also he said of another
24     V|       he openeth it after, more marvellously. And the fruit that shall
25     V|         so shall be born of her marvellously the son of a right high
26     V|       the people, that were fed marvellously with the doctrine of S.
27     V|      passion of Jesu Christ was marvellously infixed in his heart. And
28     V|         and sewed them together marvellously by his touching. And when
29     V|     wing of heaven, for he flew marvellously with the wing of spiritual
30    VI|      for thou sometime helpedst marvellously Edwin and Oswald, which
31    VI|        king S. Edward sprang so marvellously about to other nations,
32    VI|     their vision, and they were marvellously refreshed with the gifts
33    VI|      grinded her teeth together marvellously, and was sore punished in
34    VI|        and felt all his members marvellously refreshed with a new strength
35    VI|        Eighthly, this gospel is marvellously approved of S. Paul, when
36    VI|        were entailed and graven marvellously within that pinnacle, so
37    VI|   perdurable yet it is grievous marvellously, so that it surmounteth
38    VI|         These two sisters loved marvellously together, and were much
39    VI|   thought were full of anguish, marvellously bitter, and often as she
40    VI|     restrained them and thought marvellously on their words, howbeit
41    VI|       of the sermon, and beheld marvellously and graciously S. Clare,
42    VI|      Lord, howbeit that she was marvellously aggrieved and sick, so that
43    VI|        Lyons, S. Clare was then marvellously destrained by sickness,
44    VI|     heart, and amended her life marvellously, and was all healed of the
45    VI|       the Holy Ghost and became marvellously subtle and clear in the
46    VI|        made her prayer and then marvellously she was taken in a stone
47    VI|        that he profited therein marvellously, so that men wondered of
48   VII|    heard thy fair speech and be marvellously abashed of thy wisdom, but
49   VII|        legate, he convanquished marvellously at Lyons the archbishop
50   VII|       and two reverend persons, marvellously shining, appeared to him.