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 1     I|            to deceive, shall be in giving of gifts, of which is written
 2     I|         from them; them to come in giving grace to eschew the sins.
 3     I|          or beams. Secondly, as in giving virtue or strength, and
 4     I|            man. And anon, the name giving, he prophesied, saying:
 5     I|        Lord hath heard my petition giving to me a son, and she named
 6     I|     commanded, and there fed them, giving to each of them victual. ~
 7    II|     immovable in the dread of God, giving and rendering thankings
 8    II|            adore thy Lord God, and giving to him thankings, go to
 9    II|            to run to meet his son, giving to him his hand, and so
10    II|          buy it of thy brother, in giving to him the money that he
11    II|   familiarity and that other is in giving benefices. As to the first
12    II|       thereof, and lived holily in giving good ensample. ~After this,
13   III|            and in work, by example giving, she was never idle. And
14   III|       madest to thy blessed son in giving him suck, in laying down
15   III|         his preaching and ensample giving, he brought much people
16   III|            living by good ensample giving. S. Dunstan and S. Ethelwold
17   III|        desolate, to poor people in giving alms, to desolate in sending
18   III|         after, went into desert in giving enseignement to them that
19    IV|         for Zebedee is interpreted giving or given, and James gave
20    IV|        Dominus. Dominus is said as giving menaces, giving a gift or
21    IV|            said as giving menaces, giving a gift or giving less. So
22    IV|          menaces, giving a gift or giving less. So S. Dominic was
23    IV|            less. So S. Dominic was giving, that is to understand,
24    IV|             that is to understand, giving threatening by relieving
25    IV|          by relieving of injuries, giving gifts by largess of franchise.
26    IV|           and buy poor men, and in giving less, that was by making
27    IV|     therefore they be said born or giving, or given of God. ~
28    IV|            him, and then the judge giving sentence against him, said:
29     V|          boughs and leaves, always giving thankings to our Lord, saying:
30     V|            by teaching and example giving? And there~was long contention
31    VI|         his favour and gentleness, giving to him, by writing, more
32    VI|      special grace above others in giving sight to blind men. There
33    VI|     perfect sight, and returned in giving laud and praising God of
34    VI|          fall tears from his eyes, giving laud and thanksgiving to
35    VI|           re-edified, and then he, giving thankings unto Almighty
36    VI|          our holy father the pope, giving him information of the same
37    VI|        home each into his country, giving laud and thankings to God
38    VI|       miracle they wept for joy in giving out largely tears, and asked
39    VI|         and asked him forgiveness, giving laud and praising unto Almighty
40    VI|         Judas is as much to say as giving joy. For he had confession
41    VI|           prayers of good friends, giving of alms, singing of masses,
42    VI|        there sprang up a fair well giving out abundantly fair clear
43    VI|      harder than she did tofore in giving good ensample to all her
44    VI|          the tomb of S. Clare, and giving praisings and laud to our
45    VI|          every man had joy of him, giving laud to God thereof. And
46    VI|            lived full blessedly in giving alms largely unto the poor
47   VII|           received with great joy, giving thankings to our Lord which
48   VII|     contemplation and judgment, as giving counsel to the souls upon
49   VII|          health. The saint himself giving foison alms, the corn multiplied
50   VII| administered, many times kneeling, giving meat to the poor with his