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 1     I|       imposition of a new name bearing health. The third the effusion
 2     I|        which at even returned, bearing a branch of an olive tree,
 3     I|         and then she ceased of bearing of children. ~Rachel, seeing
 4     I|        as many asses laden and bearing bread and victual to spend
 5     I|      and returned in to Egypt, bearing the rod of God in his hand.
 6     I|       returned from the mount, bearing two tables of stone, written
 7    II| grieved them in his buildings, bearing clay tiles, and subdued
 8    II|        much grievous, in proud bearing, in doubting, unsteadfast
 9    II|       hundred and fifty steps, bearing with him two lanterns, and
10    II|        an evil angel following bearing a staff whom he bade smite
11    II|       came one of his servants bearing a basket full of bread of
12   III|      there do their penance in bearing men over that would pass.~
13   III|     the priest, and two angels bearing tofore them candles, and
14   III|         and tofore him a child bearing a light, and divers ointments
15   III| ordained as touching to God in bearing, authority, majesty, and
16   III|       called S. Albans, and he bearing those arms had ever glorious
17   III|    clerk's array and clothing, bearing a cross and an image of
18   III|    door she saw a maid pass by bearing a burette of oil; she called
19    IV|      his chains brake, and he, bearing a part of the chains, passed
20    IV|     which is as much to say as bearing Christ, of that that he
21    IV|       his staff like a palmier bearing flowers, leaves and dates. ~
22    IV|  blessedness; or else Felix as bearing strifes and tribulations
23    IV|    everlasting life. Or Felix, bearing light or water to faith,
24    IV|  heavenly fellowship of angels bearing her sister's soul into heaven,
25    IV|    this there came a young man bearing a book of the New Testament
26    IV|    then came against her a man bearing in his right arm the sign
27    IV|    delight, she was subdued to bearing and bringing forth children
28    IV|        vine not cut, the olive bearing fruit which shall not be
29     V|   cross impressed in the stone bearing health. And the king and
30     V|    heard the company of angels bearing the soul of him into heaven.
31     V|       sweet iron, sweet spear, bearing the sweet burdens, save
32     V|        angels as bannerer, and bearing the sign of our Lord, he
33     V|  tofore thy face. Secondly, in bearing them to heaven by the way
34    VI|      descending and ascending, bearing up to heaven to our Lord
35    VI|       and arms, and so, in the bearing, his sinews loosed and were
36    VI|     and ploughmen saw the lion bearing the child all alive, and
37   VII|      set full of bright stars, bearing in his hand a little basket
38   VII|        that I say truth by the bearing of this burning iron. And
39   VII|     heaven open and the angels bearing the ark of God, and yet