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 1     I|     man, therefore a man shall forsake and leave father and mother
 2    II|    round about, he should soon forsake thee. Thou hast blessed
 3    II|     abidest in thy simpleness, forsake thy God and bless him no
 4    II|      to them his grace and not forsake them, and prayed God to
 5    II|       to them that they should forsake their God, whom they had
 6    II|        Ye counsel the souls to forsake their creator and to ensue
 7    II|        the hate of sin, and to forsake the world. Or Thomas is
 8    II|       your wives, and reny and forsake your children, and with
 9   III|        is comfort to them that forsake their sins, that she will
10   III|       be evil and so foul, and forsake their living, and be not
11   III|       fear it, and to turn and forsake our sins, lo! ye may behold
12   III|       holy cross, promising to forsake the world, and and from
13   III|       he sore dreading said: I forsake not to live if I may by
14   III|      time he would not reny ne forsake the crucifix tofore the
15   III|       a foolish man, wherefore forsake his doctrine and repent
16   III|    preaching, stirring them to forsake our true laws and gods?
17    IV|       in me? Hast thou seen me forsake my lineage, or go out of
18    IV|        ran after him and said: Forsake me not, holy father, for
19     V|      thou hast made my brother forsake his god and believe in thy
20     V|      God, so shall I make thee forsake thy God, and thou shalt
21     V|       far from me to leave and forsake, and now to leave and forsake
22     V|  forsake, and now to leave and forsake them is to me great joy.
23     V|   felony, and commanded him to forsake the devil, and made him
24     V|         but in no wise we will forsake the law ne faith of Jesu
25     V|     wilt not depart from me ne forsake me, I shall show to thee
26     V|      said: I despise thee, and forsake thee and all thy power,
27     V|       promised to renounce and forsake the world, and he hath not
28     V|    more secular books, I shall forsake thee. And with the words
29    VI|        Promise ye that ye will forsake the idols and will worship
30    VI|     had felt, and concluded to forsake the world, and entered into
31    VI|  doctrine that she purposed to forsake all worldly pleasancies
32    VI|      firmly that she would not forsake the son of the everlasting
33    VI|        verily, that I will not forsake him for all thy menaces
34    VI|   would better be disposed and forsake his opinions; and was in
35   VII|    Christine and Celestine, to forsake their possessions, and so
36   VII|      said to her: O fair maid, forsake thy God and believe on our
37   VII|       the provost's desire and forsake her faith. But this holy
38   VII|        a man to do penance and forsake sin, for the hour of death
39   VII|         he would not assent to forsake it. Which devotion considered,
40   VII|        should constrain him to forsake his God that he called Jesus
41   VII|     for truth if thou wilt not forsake and deny thy God, that thou
42   VII|        therein, him will I not forsake for no thhlg that can or
43   VII|     and would have made him to forsake his God and his belief.
44   VII| believe steadfastly in God and forsake him not. When S. Erasmus
45   VII|     and said: If thou wilt not forsake thy God and thy false belief,
46   VII|      certain that I will never forsake him, suffer all that I may