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 1     I|            that he brought him some gift. And they of Chaldea were
 2     I|            I pray thee to take this gift which God hath sent me that
 3    II|            the mother of God, which gift of grace was given of our
 4    II|         given of our Lord, for this gift was given to him when the
 5    II|           every each of them a good gift, and thus made them return
 6   III|           great indignation of this gift, and for the bread, he sent
 7   III|             given to our Lord, or a gift of our Lord, or else humble
 8   III|             S. Maur went to see the gift that the king had given,
 9   III|            delivered to Marcian the gift that Faustin had sent to
10   III|             that he had not given a gift, ne had done no good, at
11   III|           poor. And instead of this gift he sent to the queen a dish
12   III|           came unto her help by the gift of God, which is ready to
13    IV|           he had beauty of manners, gift of virtues, and abundance
14    IV|          her for great love a great gift. And they were the bonds,
15    IV|            giving menaces, giving a gift or giving less. So S. Dominic
16    IV|            it. And because that the gift of grace incomparable surmounteth
17     V|           he giveth to me, by which gift I ought not to be confounded,
18     V|          mine understanding and the gift of learning is of thee only,
19     V|             man is praised for some gift that thou hast given to
20     V|        praised, than he doth of the gift that thou hast given. We
21     V|            Herodias should demand a gift of Herod for dancing and
22     V|        received with great joy that gift of God. Then after, came
23     V|             known that it is of the gift of God. The first mother
24     V|        Matthew is expounded a hasty gift, or a giver of counsel,
25     V|           the hand of God. He was a gift of hastiness by hasty conversion,
26     V|           then she offered a little gift to S. Damian, but he would
27     V|             not for covetise of the gift, but for to obey to the
28     V|         thou hadst not received the gift of him that is dead in sins,
29    VI|            by wrath, ne incline for gift.~He despised riches, and
30    VI| well-smelling to them that know the gift of God and the honour of
31    VI|          more to fight, refused his gift, but said to Cæsar: I am
32    VI|             vesture and inestimable gift, that clothed and covered
33    VI|            and the king. This was a gift that no man may praise,
34    VI|             unto S. Clare the first gift that she demanded, for it
35    VI|          and given to me so great a gift that heaven ne earth may
36    VI|             that she had so noble a gift, she had so great joy that
37    VI|             given to her so noble a gift, and doubted that she was
38   VII|          fingers of her hand, which gift he took joyfully of our
39   VII|           said: Now I shall offer a gift to God for whose love I
40   VII|       thankings, always of a little gift is made a giver of great
41   VII|          shall be broken. The which gift was given to him of special
42   VII|            given to me the precious gift of baptism, and anon the
43   VII|           the abbey Nivelle, of the gift and foundation of S. Amand.
44   VII|         name of fortune, which is a gift of the Holy Ghost. And the
45   VII|       believe the Holy Ghost is the gift and love of God the Father
46   VII|           of, iii. 90.~Theodebert's gift to S. Maur iii. 75.~Theodolina,