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 1     I|    whereof the people was sore afraid and in great doubt. And
 2     I|       to make the evil spirits afraid and to flee; for like as
 3     I|       and his clerks were sore afraid and fled, and anon the devil
 4     I|    hundred men. Jacob was sore afraid then, and divided his company
 5     I|       him come, they were sore afraid and cried to our Lord God,
 6     I|       to the people: Be ye not afraid, stand and see ye the great
 7     I|      that the people were sore afraid. When Moses had brought
 8     I|  grudge ye and wherefore be ye afraid? We have well seen the country,
 9    II|      ark, the Philistines were afraid. Notwithstanding they fought
10    II|   children of Israel were sore afraid. David was at this time
11    II|        heard this, he was sore afraid and told tofore them all
12    II|      all other, they were sore afraid. And anon forthwith, the
13    II|        words S. Lucy awoke all afraid, and said to her mother:
14   III|        other were thereby sore afraid. After this, when he was
15   III|    have beheaded him he was so afraid that he would have renied
16   III|     then they doubted and were afraid, and delivered Judas to
17   III|   heaven, and so they fled all afraid.~On a time as S. Germain
18   III|    they were sore troubled and afraid. Then the cruel judge demanded
19   III|     unto the sea, she was sore afraid lest he would do to her
20    IV|   master Seneca because he was afraid of him when he went to school.
21    IV|       from heaven made them so afraid that they departed each
22    IV|       the devil would make her afraid, for devils came to her
23    IV|    part with me. Then he being afraid and trembling smote off
24    IV|       And she doubted, and was afraid to show this vision to her
25    IV|     amarvelled of, and am sore afraid what we shall do. And his
26    IV|     seen people tofore, he was afraid, and ran secretly to his
27    IV|        Maximin saw her, he was afraid to approach to her. And
28    IV| Appollinaris said: Be thou not afraid, but promise to me that
29    IV|        that was alive was sore afraid for the place which was
30    IV|     held suspect, and was sore afraid to be put therefor to death.
31    IV|      this thing they were sore afraid, and anon fled away lest
32    IV|       I see his sign I am sore afraid, and flee from it wheresoever
33    IV|       than thou, when thou art afraid of his sign, and I see well
34    IV|   hither? And they, which were afraid of his cheer and clearness
35    IV|        and then were they sore afraid. And Malchus set tofore
36    IV|     that were in the ship were afraid to be perished, and repented
37    IV|        heaven also, and so all afraid fled away. ~On a time as
38    IV|        this thing, he was sore afraid and doubted strongly. And
39    IV|       done, the devil fled all afraid as he had been smitten with
40     V|        among you, and I am not afraid to die, for I have a good
41     V|      he should not doubt ne be afraid of his vision, and said:
42     V|      cross, and the devil, all afraid of the sign of the cross,
43     V|        all the virgins were so afraid and so shamefaced, and also
44    VI|       the archbishop were sore afraid, and repented them, and
45    VI|      enemies shall flee and be afraid, or they shall make peace
46    VI|        asked of him if he were afraid or doubted. To whom Martin
47    VI|      procession. And they were afraid lest the body should be
48   VII|        And they then were sore afraid, and prayed to God for comfort
49   VII|       took this evil, and were afraid to reprove him thereof,