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ABSOLONEM...........1
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| ParsT 639A For he deceyveth hym that trusteth in hym, ut Achitofel ad Absolonem. But nathelees, yet is his wikked conseil first agayn hymself. | 29338 |
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ABSOLUCION..........1
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| PardT 924 Offren and han myn absolucion, | 22574 |
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ABSOLUCIOUN.........3
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| GP 222 And plesaunt was his absolucioun: | 222 |
| GP 222 And plesaunt was his absolucioun: | 5306 |
| GP 222 And plesaunt was his absolucioun: | 10390 |
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ABSTINENCE..........9
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| SumT 1873 We lyve in poverte and in abstinence, | 17158 |
| SumT 1900 But there in abstinence preye and wake, | 17186 |
| SumT 1908 To charite, humblesse, and abstinence, | 17194 |
| PhyT 45 With alle humylitee and abstinence, | 21696 |
| PardT 577 Were doon in abstinence and in preyere. | 22228 |
| ParsT 831 Agayns Glotonye is the remedie abstinence, as seith Galien; but that holde I nat meritorie, | 29700 |
| ParsT 831A if he do it oonly for the heele of his body. Seint Augustyn wole that abstinence be doon for vertu and with pacience. | 29700 |
| ParsT 832 " Abstinence, " he seith, " is litel worth but if a man have good wil therto, | 29702 |
| ParsT 833 The felawes of abstinence been attemperaunce, that holdeth the meene in alle thynges; eek shame, that eschueth alle deshonestee; | 29704 |
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ABSTINENT...........1
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| ParsT 947A and mesurable in clothynge and in contenaunce, and been abstinent in etynge and drynkynge, in spekynge, and in dede. | 29932 |
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ABUSIOUN............4
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| MLT 214 They speken of magyk and abusioun. | 4136 |
| MLT 214 They speken of magyk and abusioun. | 9220 |
| MLT 214 They speken of magyk and abusioun. | 14304 |
| ParsT 445A and peynted and castelled with papir, and semblable wast, so that it is abusioun for to thynke. | 28988 |
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ABYD................6
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| MilT 3129 And seyde, " Abyd, Robyn, my leeve brother; | 3130 |
| MilT 3131 Abyd, and lat us werken thriftily. " | 3132 |
| MilT 3129 And seyde, " Abyd, Robyn, my leeve brother; | 8214 |
| MilT 3131 Abyd, and lat us werken thriftily. " | 8216 |
| MilT 3129 And seyde, " Abyd, Robyn, my leeve brother; | 13298 |
| MilT 3131 Abyd, and lat us werken thriftily. " | 13300 |
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ABYDE...............47
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| KnT 2554 But thider he shal by force, and there abyde. | 2556 |
| KnT 2619 As forward was, right there he moste abyde. | 2620 |
| KnT 2650 He moste abyde, whan that he was caught, | 2652 |
| MilT 3123 Ne abyde no man for his curteisie, | 3124 |
| MLT 511 The wyl of Crist was that she sholde abyde. | 4432 |
| MLT 797 Custance in-with his reawme for t' abyde | 4718 |
| MLT 1133 Joye of this world, for tyme wol nat abyde; | 5054 |
| KnT 2554 But thider he shal by force, and there abyde. | 7640 |
| KnT 2619 As forward was, right there he moste abyde. | 7704 |
| KnT 2650 He moste abyde, whan that he was caught, | 7736 |
| MilT 3123 Ne abyde no man for his curteisie, | 8208 |
| MLT 511 The wyl of Crist was that she sholde abyde. | 9516 |
| MLT 797 Custance in-with his reawme for t' abyde | 9802 |
| MLT 1133 Joye of this world, for tyme wol nat abyde; | 10138 |
| KnT 2554 But thider he shal by force, and there abyde. | 12724 |
| KnT 2619 As forward was, right there he moste abyde. | 12788 |
| KnT 2650 He moste abyde, whan that he was caught, | 12820 |
| MilT 3123 Ne abyde no man for his curteisie, | 13292 |
| MLT 511 The wyl of Crist was that she sholde abyde. | 14600 |
| MLT 797 Custance in-with his reawme for t' abyde | 14886 |
| MLT 1133 Joye of this world, for tyme wol nat abyde; | 15222 |
| WBT 169 " Abyde! " quod she, " my tale is nat bigonne. | 15454 |
| WBT 255 She may no while in chastitee abyde, | 15540 |
| WBT 409 I wolde no lenger in the bed abyde, | 15694 |
| WBT 778 Bet is,' quod he, `hye in the roof abyde, | 16064 |
| WBT 979 Heere may ye se, thogh we a tyme abyde, | 16264 |
| ClT 119 Ay fleeth the tyme; it nyl no man abyde. | 17698 |
| ClT 1106 Unnethe abouten hire myghte they abyde. | 18686 |
| MerT 1409 Al sodeynly, for I wol nat abyde; | 18996 |
| MerT 1588 He wiste nat wher that he myghte abyde. | 19174 |
| MerT 1616 He was apoynted ther he wolde abyde. | 19202 |
| MerT 1927 And spede yow faste, for I wole abyde | 19514 |
| MerT 2124 Which ye shul heeren, if ye wole abyde. | 19710 |
| SqT 320 And whan ye come ther as yow list abyde, | 20346 |
| SqT 324 And in that place he wol abyde stille. | 20350 |
| FranT 923 But nathelees she moste a tyme abyde | 20950 |
| FranT 1242 And been descended ther they wolde abyde. | 21268 |
| FranT 1522 That fro his lust yet were hym levere abyde | 21548 |
| PardT 747 In age, if that ye so longe abyde. | 22398 |
| PardT 763 Under a tree, and there he wole abyde; | 22414 |
| ShipT 160 But out it moot; I may namoore abyde. | 22778 |
| Mel 1053A for in this wise thy freend wole abyde and thyn enemy shal the lenger lyve in drede.' | 23736 |
| Mel 1054 The proverbe seith, `He hasteth wel that wisely kan abyde,' and `in wikked haste is no profit.' " | 23736 |
| NPT 3056 Though it abyde a yeer, or two, or thre. | 26046 |
| NPT 3080 And hym comanded that he sholde abyde, | 26070 |
| NPT 3095 But sith I see that thou wolt heere abyde, | 26086 |
| NPT 3412 Maugree youre heed, the cok shal heere abyde. | 26402 |
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ABYDEN..............4
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| KnT 927 And certes, lord, to abyden youre presence, | 928 |
| KnT 927 And certes, lord, to abyden youre presence, | 6012 |
| KnT 927 And certes, lord, to abyden youre presence, | 11096 |
| MerT 1888 So longe hath Mayus in hir chambre abyden, | 19474 |
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ABYDETH.............1
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| MLT 1175 Abydeth, for Goddes digne passioun, | 15264 |
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ABYE................3
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| SumT 2155 Thou shalt abye this fart, if that I may! " | 17440 |
| PardT 756 Telle where he is or thou shalt it abye, | 22406 |
| CYT 694 For if thou do, thou shalt it deere abye. | 27146 |
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ABYEN...............1
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| Thop 822 Abyen it ful sowre. | 23440 |
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ABYGAIL.............1
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| Mel 1100 Abygail delivered Nabal hir housbonde fro David the kyng, that wolde have slayn hym, | 23824 |
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ACCEPTABLE..........1
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| SumT 1913 Been to the hye God moore acceptable | 17198 |
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ACCEPTE.............6
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| KnT 2378 Accepte of me my pitous sacrifise. | 2380 |
| KnT 2378 Accepte of me my pitous sacrifise. | 7464 |
| KnT 2378 Accepte of me my pitous sacrifise. | 12548 |
| Mel 1830 for to accepte and receyve the sentence and juggement that Melibee wolde comande | 24812 |
| SNT 63 Be synful, yet accepte my bileve. | 26516 |
| ParsT 109 For which seith Seint John Crisostom, " Penitence destreyneth a man to accepte benygnely every peyne that hym is enjoyned, | 28416 |
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ACCEPTED............3
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| KnT 2267 That his preyere accepted was that day. | 2268 |
| KnT 2267 That his preyere accepted was that day. | 7352 |
| KnT 2267 That his preyere accepted was that day. | 12436 |
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ACCEPTETH...........3
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| SumT 1884 Maketh that Crist accepteth oure preyeres. | 17170 |
| ClT 96 Accepteth, lord, now of youre gentillesse | 17676 |
| ClT 127 " Accepteth thanne of us the trewe entente, | 17706 |
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ACCIDENT............2
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| ClT 607 Noon accident, for noon adversitee, | 18186 |
| PardT 539 And turnen substaunce into accident | 22190 |
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ACCIDENTAL..........1
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| Mel 1398 The cause accidental was hate. | 24262 |
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ACCIDIE.............18
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| ParsT 388B For of this roote spryngen certein braunches, as Ire, Envye, Accidie or Slewthe, Avarice or Coveitise (to commune understondynge), Glotonye, and Lecherye. | 28892 |
| ParsT 677 After the synne of Envye and of Ire, now wol I speken of the synne of Accidie. | 29408 |
| ParsT 677A For Envye blyndeth the herte of a man, and Ire troubleth a man, and Accidie maketh hym hevy, thoghtful, and wraw. | 29410 |
| ParsT 678 Envye and Ire maken bitternesse in herte, which bitternesse is mooder of Accidie, and bynymeth hym the love of alle goodnesse. | 29410 |
| ParsT 678A Thanne is Accidie the angwissh of troubled herte; and Seint Augustyn seith, " It is anoy of goodnesse and joye of harm. " | 29412 |
| ParsT 680 But Accidie dooth no swich diligence. He dooth alle thyng with anoy, and with wrawnesse, slaknesse, and excusacioun, and with ydelnesse, and unlust; | 29414 |
| ParsT 681 Thanne is Accidie enemy to everich estaat of man, for certes the estaat of man is in three maneres. | 29416 |
| ParsT 684A And certes, to alle thise thynges is Accidie enemy and contrarie, for he loveth no bisynesse at al. | 29422 |
| ParsT 685 Now certes this foule synne Accidie is eek a ful greet enemy to the liflode of the body, | 29424 |
| ParsT 686 The fourthe thyng is that Accidie is lyk hem that been in the peyne of helle, by cause of hir slouthe | 29426 |
| ParsT 687 Of Accidie comth first that a man is anoyed and encombred for to doon any goodnesse, | 29428 |
| ParsT 687A and maketh that God hath abhomynacion of swich Accidie, as seith Seint John. | 29428 |
| ParsT 689 Agayns this roten-herted synne of Accidie and Slouthe sholde men exercise hemself to doon goode werkes, and manly | 29432 |
| ParsT 728 Agayns this horrible synne of Accidie, and the branches of the same, ther is a vertu that is called fortitudo or strengthe, | 29500 |
| ParsT 730 For it enhaunceth and enforceth the soule, right as Accidie abateth it and maketh it fieble. | 29504 |
| ParsT 731A For certes, ther bihoveth greet corage agains Accidie, | 29508 |
| ParsT 738 Eke ther been mo speciale remedies against Accidie in diverse werkes, and | 29520 |
| ParsT 739 After Accidie wol I speke of Avarice and of Coveitise, of which synne seith | 29524 |