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 1     I|           know how long it should stand and endure. Apollo answered
 2     I|           to them that, it should stand as long till a maid had
 3     I|       unto my lord Abraham. Lo! I stand here nigh by the well of
 4     I|           unto the end that I may stand in thy grace. Esau said:
 5     I|          more but one, that I may stand in thy favour, my lord.
 6     I|           father in, and made him stand tofore the king which blessed
 7     I|           come out, and thou halt stand when he cometh on the bank
 8     I|     enchanters could ne might not stand for pain tofore Pharaoh.
 9     I|         people: Be ye not afraid, stand and see ye the great wonders
10     I|          in thy hand, and I shall stand tofore upon the stone of
11     I|         Amalek to-morrow. I shall stand on the top of the hill having
12    II|          us a king. Wherefore now stand every each in his tribe,
13    II|      Amalekite, and then he said: Stand upon me and slay me, for
14    II|         and blessed be these that stand always tofore thee and hear
15    II|           have proposed. Ye shall stand at the gate and I shall
16    II|         Lord, for when thou shalt stand in his sight he shall accept
17    II|          handmaid that she should stand without forth before the
18    II|          of his sins, and let him stand among the seculars. This
19    II|         that thou wouldest let us stand here till that the spirits
20    II|           him go, and at midnight stand upon the tomb of a paynim,
21    II|           the people to abide and stand in the church. ~Another
22   III|          sign of the cross should stand there, wherefore he made
23   III|           thither he saw S. Benet stand tofore the gate alone and
24   III|         were abed he would go and stand in the cold water all naked
25   III|         came to land he might not stand for feebleness and faintness,
26   III|        eculeus, of which two ends stand on the ground, and two upward
27   III|         the people, and that thou stand up on high, and show to
28   III|       death to life, arise up and stand right on thy feet. Anon
29    IV|         and said: Arise early and stand in the way of the martyrs
30    IV|         seemed that he saw a tree stand by his bedside, and that
31    IV|        God. Then they made him to stand barefoot upon burning coals,
32    IV|         to the faith of them that stand here, and raise this child.
33     V|           of God, and was seen to stand all whole, unhurt, in a
34     V|       place: Command me, sire, to stand and to be tofore the caldron,
35     V|        made the three brethren to stand by the cross, and commanded
36     V| Antichrist against him, and shall stand as a defender and keeper
37     V|     protector, and shall strongly stand against Antichrist. And
38     V|           raised and made them to stand up goodly, and commanded
39    VI|        earl's intent and bade him stand still, for that thou seest
40    VI|           jeopardy it was like to stand in after his decease. Then
41    VI|      force of arms, a child shall stand upon the gate, and shall
42   VII|           this virgin: Katherine, stand up our dear sister, for
43   VII|          was there any that might stand against us but that anon
44   VII|           that he could not go ne stand without he had two crutches
45   VII|         then might they no longer stand, but fell down and brake
46   VII|     clearness and said: O Erasmus stand up. And forthwith fell from