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 1        I, I    |  where, to this day, stands a strong city of the Britons, called
 2        I, II   | sallies. In the meantime, the strong state of the Trinovantes,
 3        I, V    |     the sods were taken, with strong stakes of wood fixed above
 4        I, V    |       drew a great trench and strong rampart, fortified with
 5        I, XII  |   abandon, they constructed a strong stone wall from sea to sea,
 6       II, VII  |   prayer the danger which the strong hands of active men had
 7       II, XVIII|    our lord Gregory, may grow strong and be further extended;
 8       IV, III  |      that there blew a sudden strong gust of wind, when he was
 9       IV, XXV  |      still young in years and strong of body, and shall, therefore,
10        V, XVII |   Lord, when Mass is ended, a strong blast of wind is wont to