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 1     I|          had deserved to lose the aid divine. The third because
 2     I|          great tail is borne. And aid and help is demanded of
 3    II|          and have by thy work and aid surmounted it: and I require
 4    II|           they should require his aid and help. And thus as they
 5    II|          to pray for her help and aid. S. Lucy in making her prayers
 6    II|        every each one of them was aid and help given to him from
 7    II|        the assault in battle, the aid given, and the victory.
 8    II|           church, and to give him aid and strength for to defend
 9    II|       steadfast to thee it giveth aid and help. Then let us pray
10   III|           the throat, or required aid for any other sickness or
11   III|          required him of help and aid, and after, he slept. And
12   III|     brought him thither requiring aid of the holy virgin. Anon
13    IV|           the church, without any aid, where the body of S. Dominic
14    IV|     engine found not glory of the aid when the instruments of
15     V|           was comforted by divine aid, and answered softly to
16     V|           in the grace and in the aid of God. Not by his merits
17     V|        his life shone, but by the aid of God. Of the second came
18     V|    thought, praying her to be his aid and help. And then on a
19     V|      patron S. Michael unto their aid and help. In the third night
20     V|           the holy saint unto his aid and help, in his heart,
21     V|    Francis, to be our succour and aid in our adversities and perils,
22    VI|        counselled him to raise an aid among his commons, like
23    VI|         had done divers times. An aid was then except the danegeld,
24    VI|          and how he should by the aid of S. Edward overcome his
25    VI|           gave to him comfort and aid, and in that he said only,
26    VI|          we shall come unto thine aid and comfort at the hour
27    VI|       them. The second is to have aid in our infirmity, for by
28    VI|          we may deserve that they aid and help us. It is read
29    VI|       given to us, patrons for to aid and help us, they aid us
30    VI|          to aid and help us, they aid us by their merits and their
31    VI|        that they may have general aid and comfort, whereas they
32    VI|         that they need to require aid, and thereby might hastily
33    VI|     prison and called his name in aid, anon his bonds and fetters
34    VI|           of whom he required her aid, and recommended him to
35   VII|          your good assistance and aid we hope to rule, govern,
36   VII|      devoutly prayed for help and aid of our Lord Jesu Christ.
37   VII|      friend and required also his aid, and he said to him: I may
38   VII|       came after Zachary required aid and help of Pepin the king
39   VII|      lifted up many times without aid of anything corporal. This
40   VII|           his own hands, with the aid and help of his meiny, which
41   VII| contrition, thirdly, he requireth aid of them that are about him,
42   VII|         in Westminster Abbey. His aid was specially invoked by