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 1     I|      hot coals in his mouth and burned his tongue, which letted
 2     I|       in the bush, and the bush burned not. Then said Moses, I
 3    II|       the mountains, and he was burned in overmuch fury in great
 4    II|         with her beauty, and he burned in the lust and desire of
 5    II|       him, and made an oil that burned, against nature, in water,
 6    II|   against nature, in water, and burned stones also. And then he
 7   III|         s mother bare, for that burned still fair. Whereof all
 8   III|    lighted again by itself, and burned full bright, so that all
 9   III|        such vengeance that they burned with fire invisible, so
10   III|     thought that the church had burned of the great light and brightness
11   III|        never heard tofore, they burned him with burning fagots,
12   III|          for the fire and light burned continually, the oil lessed
13    IV|        he set Rome afire, which burned seven days and seven sights,
14    IV|      and fairness, that anon he burned in her love, and sent his
15    IV|       like as all the house had burned, and said: Thou tyrant and
16    IV|       fire, and if the schedule burned, their faith was not but
17    IV|        but treachery, and if it burned not, then he preached the
18    IV|         the fire. And they that burned not should be holden without
19    IV|      but he enlumined shone; he burned lest he should burn, and
20    IV|       thus: The martyr Laurence burned withoutforth of the embracements
21    IV|       lamps, tapers, and lights burned. And about the third hour
22     V|      read all that psalm, and I burned, which sometime had been
23     V|          and forthwith his hand burned and cleaved so to the pot,
24     V|        in his love, and how she burned in desiring him, and prayed
25     V|     heads smitten off. But they burned in so great charity that
26    VI|    named Alane, which young man burned in the concupiscence of
27    VI|      with fire that his clothes burned. And then he returned to
28    VI|         and his vestments never burned, ne had none harm, and then
29    VI|    prayers she made him that so burned to be cold, and left his
30    VI|   beauty. Her husband's brother burned in the love of her by the
31   VII|       all worldly vanities, and burned in the love of Almighty
32   VII| marvelled greatly how the light burned so fair and wasted not.
33   VII|         all on afire and yet it burned not, and therefore marvel
34   VII|       for to inflame him, which burned the young man withinforth,
35   VII|         entered, anon the house burned. And when the priests said
36   VII|      lightning, that the fumace burned that S. Erasmus sat on,
37   VII|        people that were by were burned up with the same fell weather.
38   VII|         his holy body the cloak burned and consumed all the evil
39   VII|       from his blessed body and burned all them that so wrathfully