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 1     I|    that he was subject to his parents. The fourth, that he inclined
 2    II|   said upon thy wife and your parents, and that you may see the
 3    II|        he hath made joy to my parents, and saved myself from devouring
 4    II|   against the will of all his parents; and on a time his parents
 5    II|    parents; and on a time his parents set fire on the house where
 6    II|      And then his friends and parents said: Our son is made an
 7    II| believed in our Lord, and the parents died within forty days after,
 8    II|  their lives. Then came their parents and friends to them, and
 9    II|       for the favour of their parents and friends have done sacrifice
10    II| Sebastian turned him to their parents and friends and said to
11    II|    stones, and as well by his parents as by himself offered to
12    II|     the christian men and the parents of S. Agnes and buried the
13    II|     virgins which said to her parents: Take heed and see that
14   III|     goods for God’s sake. Her parents, ne her friends, ne her
15   III|    also for to have taken her parents, and never after could be
16    IV|       right noble lineage and parents, which were descended of
17    IV|     out of Paradise the first parents which slept in the death
18    IV|   then Adam and Eve our first parents cried: Come to us, right
19     V|       it was left to me by my parents by rightful heritage. And
20     V|       upon the wheel. And the parents of the artillour wept and
21     V|     he was consecrated by his parents to the devil. And he used
22     V|    receive it for fear of his parents and kin. Then he, casting
23    VI|       his flesh. And then the parents and friends required that
24    VI| discipline of health. And the parents and kinsmen of S. Leonard
25    VI|      should rule her. And the parents and kinsmen of S. Clare
26   VII|      servants, alone, without parents and kin, and heard the braying
27   VII|     she that was heir of rich parents; she had convenable leisure
28   VII|     to thee: Give them to thy parents or friends thou shouldst
29   VII|  proud and disobedient to thy parents, but and thou now wilt not
30   VII|      in to good health to his parents. And soon after, he had
31   VII|      love of our Lord all his parents, which were of great estate,
32   VII|       and left my land and my parents, and I do seek a place for
33   VII|     by affinity of blood nigh parents, instantly prayed him that
34   VII|       the extraction of their parents, and spake of the sweet
35   VII|     engendered or begotten of parents noble and catholic, and
36   VII|    the said archbishop by his parents and friends, with weepings,
37   VII|    unto the same saint by her parents, recovered the spirit of
38   VII|       vow made for her by her parents unto the saint, recovered
39   VII|    father and his mother, his parents and friends, land, and all
40   VII|      iii. 13.~---who slew his parents through ignorance. iii.