the greue best weked no shall þer ofte yerbe this of iuce |
Trinity R.14.52 [15] |
11 |
the hele shall it and dowbelet this to sewed be it let and stomoke thi to |
CUL Ff.5.5 [1] |
19 |
the ny come not schal yuel þe hit etest þou þat day |
Laud 553 [26] |
16 |
the to had haue i that vnkyndnes gret my of contrite herte with |
HM 1344 [1] |
1 |
the to went treiise and þese vndir lancastre of duke henry sir |
Lei UL 47 [1] |
15 |
the undir are þat þo alle and lawe goddes of reule þe undir þiselfe of |
CUL Kk.1.3 [18] |
19 |
thee healpe will it god of grace the with & suffer can |
Oxf Ba 354 [19] |
8 |
thee helpe soone will he and prayer with meekly him vppon set thou |
Amp 127 [1] |
6 |
theft no dide he that knowe to ought old yeere x of chield a |
Trinity O.3.11 [15] |
11 |
them hellpe shall yt and together yt tempper and grese |
Trinity O.2.53 [39] |
11 |
them of felischippe the unto us brynge he whyche the to heven of blysse |
CUL Kk.1.3 [4] |
19 |
them serue and water with clene hem washe cristmas at and |
Trinity O.2.13 [1] |
11 |
theologie of or diuinite of rosary endeth here werkes |
Caius 354/581 [1] |
17 |
ther com and heven of kyngdome þe fynde þu schalt menys þat by |
Glo 22 [50] |
15 |
ther for perisscheden thei sodeinly faileden the desolacioun into made |
Wor F. 172 [22] |
15 |
there deputeis or depute his to absens his in and c of parke |
Trinity O.2.13 [11] |
11 |
there scheynd he þat myracull grette þe offe petur seynt and god |
CUL Nn.3.10 [13] |
19 |
therewith well lymmes youre wesshe and therto put and streyner a |
Lambeth 306 [27] |
13 |
therewiþ yen the wasshe and yt stylle and feenel red of ij and hanful |
CUL Dd.4.44 [30] |
19 |
therfro dylvueryd be and sekenesse this scape schall he god |
Trinity R.14.32 [14] |
11 |
theroff more no speke to and silence kepe to merite more for better |
Lambeth 432 [7] |
13 |
therto els noght do and hol al be thou till leef coul |
Digby 29 [6] |
3 |
therto it lay haue thou evyll what & ache |
CFM 17 [4] |
18 |
therto lay & posset a make |
Laud 685 [26] |
16 |
therwith sore the anoynte and droppyng the take and fether |
Trinity O.8.35 [11] |
11 |