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 1        I, I   |     scarlet dye is made, a most beautiful red, which never fades with
 2        I, I   |       the older it is, the more beautiful it becomes. It has both
 3       II, I   | pleasing countenances, and very beautiful hair. When he beheld them,
 4       II, XVI |         city, a stone church of beautiful workmanship; the roof of
 5      III, X   |         ground greener and more beautiful than any other part of the
 6      III, XIV |        instance.~He had given a beautiful horse to Bishop Aidan, to
 7      III, XIX |        years after, when a more beautiful shrine had been built to
 8       IV, XIV |  countenances most pleasant and beautiful, such as I had never seen
 9        V, XII |       saw before me a much more beautiful light than before, and therein
10        V, XIII|     them drew forth a book most beautiful, but very small, and gave