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 1     I| naturally is cold, covetous and heavy. In winter we fast for to
 2     I|         that were sorrowful and heavy for his absence, should
 3     I|        serve them, and saw them heavy, he demanded them why they
 4     I|         The hands of Moses were heavy; Aaron and Hur took then
 5    II|     smitten by our Lord and was heavy, and said: I have sinned
 6    II|       father hath laid on you a heavy burden, I shall add and
 7    II|    tarry more his soul shall be heavy, and certainly thou seest
 8    II|        father Tobit began to be heavy saying: Trowest thou wherefore
 9    II|        He began to be sorry and heavy greatly, both he and Anna
10    II|    Ghost made her so pesant and heavy that in no wise might they
11    II|      thus speak he abode with a heavy cheer and wept, repenting
12    II|         wherefore S. Thomas was heavy, and came to the king and
13    II|      with full great sorrow and heavy cheer, Now, my most dear
14    II|       he did, and was then full heavy, and remitted his cause
15    II|          wherefore the king was heavy and sorry. ~These be the
16   III|       it and caused it to be so heavy. And when they had a little
17   III|         My holy brother, be not heavy ne sorrowful, for God shall
18   III|         were much sorrowful and heavy, with a great part of the
19    IV|     heard he was much sorry and heavy therefor, and anon ordered
20    IV|        this holy young king was heavy and sorrowful, and him thought
21    IV|         his dream, she was full heavy, and told to him what it
22    IV|          the young king was all heavy and laid him down to sleep,
23    IV|        counsel. And be thou not heavy if thy wife sleep, and the
24    IV|         more: and the child was heavy as lead, and alway as he
25    IV|       child more and more waxed heavy, insomuch that Christopher
26    IV|   hanged, and a right great and heavy stone was hanged at her
27    IV|  Beatrice is said, sorrowful or heavy, for she was sorrowful of
28    IV|      that should watch her were heavy of sleep and slept, and
29    IV|       strongly to weep and were heavy and sorrowful. And then
30    IV|         call brethren, which be heavy and sorrowful of my departing.
31     V|       when a brother saw him so heavy, he inquired the cause of
32     V|      that was so pensive and so heavy, seemed more joyous than
33     V|         than he had been tofore heavy. And the brother blamed
34     V|         light came to one right heavy. And then the other four
35     V|         she was in a place much heavy, and her thought that a
36     V|        him deceived, he was all heavy and sorrowful, and was then
37     V|        of our Lord, he was much heavy and sorrowful. Then came
38    VI|      heard this, they were full heavy and sorrowful that he should
39    VI|    woman saw this, she was full heavy that she had beaten her,
40    VI|         dignity and began to be heavy, and said: Lord, I beseech
41    VI|    Ghost made her so pesant and heavy, that it seemed that her
42    VI|         no wonder though she be heavy, for she hath eaten much
43    VI|    passion, then S. Clare being heavy and sorrowful, enclosed
44    VI|     daughters that were mat and heavy, and kneeled tofore them,
45    VI|       and anon the devil lay so heavy on him that he might not
46    VI|       it was mortal he went all heavy and confused. And at the
47   VII| discretion, this answer is full heavy to my lady your mother,
48   VII|       wherefore they were right heavy, but soon after, as God
49   VII|        needs. And then he being heavy and as despaired, went to
50   VII|  kinsman of Adrian had and bare heavy heart towards him, and on