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 1     I|     corbanam he took, and did withal his profit, and was proved
 2    II|     his coat that he was clad withal, and all his other garments,
 3    II|   take his sword and gird him withal, and David took his sword
 4    II|   full of water and sprinkled withal the fire, and anon the fire
 5    II|       it to me for to do alms withal that I may come to my saviour
 6    II|    said a bow. What dost thou withal? said S. John. And the young
 7    II|     on a fish day, and pardon withal, which is kept and accustomed
 8    II|   ware this coat and clad him withal in great and solemn feasts.
 9    II|     love of God, to cover him withal, and he anon despoiled himself,
10    II|  might well have been covered withal, and made all that night
11   III|     retained it, and procured withal the office of a consul of
12   III|    charge that he was charged withal, to which he said he was
13   III|       I abandon my body to do withal your pleasure for my passage,
14   III|    oil of mercy for to anoint withal his father's body. Then
15   III|      of Felician, to fear him withal, and he drank it as sweetly
16    IV|     sepulture of it, and went withal into the ship without sail
17     V| twenty shillings, and he went withal. And this holy man did this
18     V|     he should have the saddle withal. And therewith he returned
19     V|      day devoutly and touched withal his eyes and his mouth,
20     V|    And as soon as he clad him withal he received full and entire
21     V|      this ointment and anoint withal her house withoutforth,
22     V|     flesh and fill this place withal. And so they fetched the
23    VI|    hands in and wash his eyes withal, he should have his sight
24    VI|      had borne over, and fled withal to the woods. And he then,
25    VI|       great chain for to fear withal the malefactors, and commanded
26    VI|      took it up, and clad him withal secretly, and the sleeves
27    VI|     of all the world clad him withal. That was a good largess
28    VI|       water on him, and awoke withal and was angry, and said
29    VI|     ointment and anointed him withal, and had imprinted the form
30   VII|      what to feed this people withal, for of all provisions or
31   VII|     give it to thee for to do withal thy good pleasure. And when
32   VII|     with his own hands, to do withal as of his own livelihood.
33   VII|      people in his fellowship withal, by a woman unknown, the
34   VII|     great stones for to build withal, for on them fell a great
35   VII|      for to beat her daughter withal. But the blessed saint fled
36   VII|       had milk to foster thee withal, and these words thus said,