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 1     I|       shall not be judged and perish, of whom it is written,
 2     I|    craft new found should not perish, he did do write it in two
 3     I|      out of this town lest ye perish with them. Yet he dissimuling,
 4     I|     not behind thee lest thou perish also, but save thee in the
 5     I|      therefore come lest thou perish, thy house, and all that
 6     I|      do, much multitude shall perish of them. The priests that
 7    II|     come that he shall die or perish in battle, God be merciful
 8    II|     man of his host shall not perish. And the men that heard
 9    II|      great pain, and began to perish. And the apostle said to
10    II|   apostle that they might not perish, and he prayed for them,
11   III|       fair young man, that ye perish not also. Then said he:
12   III|    thick wall which he did do perish and break, and when a hole
13   III|  crucified, I shall make thee perish for hunger if thou tell
14   III|     they were in peril for to perish, and then one of them said:
15   III| suffer not these creatures to perish for any cause committed
16   III|     custom ships were wont to perish, she made the ship to be
17    IV|        and offered himself to perish with others; but Paul would
18    IV|       but Paul would not only perish with his kindred, but, that
19    IV|     felt or trowed himself to perish. To what thing may he then
20    IV|      to suffer his pilgrim to perish, ne to be there drowned.
21    IV|     of meats and sufferest to perish for hunger the holy saints
22    IV| number. Thou mightest lightly perish, thou shalt abide at home
23    IV|     sea, or else we all shall perish, for as long as she shall
24    IV|     hath conceived and borne, perish because it hath no nurse.
25    IV|     pity on the child that he perish not. Then covered he the
26    IV|       he is damned, and shall perish shortly by evil death, and
27    IV|     to my gods, ye shall anon perish by evil death. And they
28    IV|      live, or else thou shalt perish with Laurence. To whom Hyppolitus
29     V|       patient among them that perish thee. And the apostle recoiled
30     V|  tears may not by possibility perish.~And when he had certain
31     V|    which enforceth her oft to perish, so that by the cause it
32     V|       great peril and like to perish in the sea. And he made
33     V|     the fruit of our patience perish not. But notwithstanding,
34     V| principal vices, he shall not perish for the small. And then
35     V|       be baptized, all should perish. Yet nevertheless the child
36     V|    bees, that they should not perish for hunger. He called all
37    VI|    pass and my word shall not perish. Thirdly, he is inspired
38    VI|       and she was in point to perish, so that the king and all
39    VI|        but the fire might not perish ne hurt it. Then his servant
40    VI|      him that ye ne your city perish not. And when he had said
41   VII|        shall not suffer us to perish in this wilderness, and
42   VII|    suffer divers torments and perish. And she said: Tarry not
43   VII|      that chastity is wont to perish. For there be five things
44   VII|  things in which chastity may perish, that is in pleasance of
45   VII|      disordinately, lest thou perish by grievous death. To whom
46   VII|      Spare thy life that thou perish not, and anger thee not
47   VII|    hair of the head shall not perish, and thou shalt not depart
48   VII|      humility in honour often perish, he took and gave his courage