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 1        I, I   |       and Spain, which form the greatest part of Europe. It extends
 2        I, I   |   plentiful springs. It has the greatest plenty of salmon and eels;
 3      III, XIV |        is said to have been the greatest, which it will suffice to
 4      III, XXV |       in the celebration of the greatest festival."~To this Colman
 5       IV, XXV |      those who seemed to be the greatest. But there wanted not a
 6       IV, XXVI|        teacher found in him the greatest help in governing, and comfort
 7        V, IV  |         found that her pain was greatest, with some of the same water.
 8        V, VII | wondrous faith of the king, but greatest of all the mercy of Christ,
 9        V, XXI |       in the celebration of the greatest mysteries, and agrees with
10        V, XXII|         heaven, the joy of that greatest festival, which he had begun