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 1     V|        ass, and his fellow, one Leonard of Assisi, was also weary
 2    VI|        followeth the Life of S. Leonard, and first of his name.~
 3    VI|          and first of his name.~Leonard is as much to say as the
 4    VI|       odour of good renomee. Or Leonard may be said as gathering
 5    VI|        head. And so the blessed Leonard had strength in his breast
 6    VI|        when he fleeth. And thus Leonard waked by labour of good
 7    VI|      and rest. And in like wise Leonard raiseth many that were dead
 8    VI|      fire burning. In like wise Leonard doubted, and in doubting
 9    VI|                           Of S. Leonard.~It is said that Leonard
10    VI|        Leonard.~It is said that Leonard was about the year of our
11    VI|       parents and kinsmen of S. Leonard were chief and highest in
12    VI|        the king of France. This Leonard gat so much grace of the
13    VI|         the river of Loire, and Leonard was warned by the Holy Ghost
14    VI|     together and departed. Then Leonard preached there and did many
15    VI|    peril of the queen. And then Leonard passed through the forest
16    VI|     bear therein the body of S. Leonard honourably.~And then the
17    VI|       only the place wherein S. Leonard would rest, which was all
18    VI|       one of the servants of S. Leonard was bounden with this chain
19    VI|         courage he avowed to S. Leonard, and prayed him that sith
20    VI|        his servant. And anon S. Leonard appeared to him in a white
21    VI|       the chain and followed S. Leonard, which went tofore him till
22    VI|        was tofore the gates, S. Leonard left him there, and he then
23    VI|       to all the people what S. Leonard had done. And he hung that
24    VI|      dwelled in the place of S. Leonard, and was much faithful and
25    VI|       faithful and devout to S. Leonard. And it happed that this
26    VI|        think in himself that S. Leonard unbindeth and looseth all
27    VI|         I set this man in irons Leonard shall anon deliver him,
28    VI|    armed. And how be it that if Leonard break the irons, yet shall
29    VI|         therein cried oft to S. Leonard, so that on a night S. Leonard
30    VI|  Leonard, so that on a night S. Leonard came and turned the chest
31    VI|     thou or wakest. Lo! here is Leonard whom thou so much desirest.
32    VI|         from the visiting of S. Leonard, and was taken in Almaine
33    VI|      pilgrim prayed strongly S. Leonard and also them that took
34    VI|        would for the love of S. Leonard let him go, for he had never
35    VI|        Be it between you and S. Leonard, to whom I remit the matter.
36    VI|      And the night following S. Leonard appeared to the lord of
37    VI|        obey. The third night S. Leonard took this pilgrim and brought
38    VI| Brittany which oft called on S. Leonard, which anon appeared to
39    VI|       afeard.~There was another Leonard, which was of the same profession
40    VI|         Corbigny. And when this Leonard was prelate in a monastery
41    VI|       damage, and that great by Leonard, which gathered to him much
42    VI|      honours, and loved much S. Leonard, so that unnethe the king
43    VI|         him from the foot of S. Leonard along upward unto his breast,
44   VII|      208.~Leo. June 28, iv. 10.~Leonard. November 6, vi. 132.~Litanies,
45   VII|         Serpent exorcised by S. Leonard, vi. 139.~—in a stolen flagon