CHAPTER LI
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Julian, of Norwich and Warrack, G. (Grace Harriet)
Source notes
[9] "I reson sothly we owen."
[10] See p. 112, the "high reward."
[11] "which wer disposed to travel."
[12] "even fornempts" = strait opposite.
[13]i.e. equal (MS. "even like").
[14] S. de Cressy: "anaved"; MS. "anew."
[15]i.e. equal—see p. 114. "All of the Charity of God," the mutual love that also embraces created souls, p. 118.
[16] "the slade."
[17] "the slade."
[18] "mischief."
[19] "wilfully" = voluntarily, of His own Will as God.
[20] purpose, intent, thought or speech.
[21] "langor."
[22]i.e. painful toil. "He sitteth ... in peace and rest. And the Godhead ruleth and careth for heaven and earth and all that is" (lxvii.).
[23] "honest."
[24] "wilfully."
[25] "wyde and syde" = wide and long.
[26] But see also xxxix. p. 81, lxxx. p. 194.