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 1     I|     of our Lord is one of the greatest feasts of all the year,
 2     I|    third were the less to the greatest. Of which they demanded
 3     I|       from the least unto the greatest they follow all avarice.
 4     I|   have committed and done the greatest sin that may be. I shall
 5    II|     gathered together all the greatest of birth of the children
 6    II| assembled all the noblest and greatest of birth of them of Israel,
 7    II|       ye of him, which is the greatest marvel that ever God made
 8    II|       she should assemble the greatest masters of the Jews, and
 9    II|    and he should assemble the greatest masters of the christian
10   III|  Flocus, which was one of the greatest friends of the king, had
11   III|      whom one was overest and greatest, and was named prince of
12   III|      was compared to the most greatest clerk of the realm. After,
13   III|       which of them should be greatest in the realm of heaven,
14   III|   least among you he shall be greatest in my realm, as the gospel
15    IV|      and that was to him most greatest torment, for to depart from
16    IV|   mind that he would seek the greatest prince that was in the world,
17    IV| generally was that he was the greatest of the world. And when the
18    IV|      most mighty and the most greatest Lord of the world, but I
19    IV|   when I have not founden the greatest Lord of the world. And I
20     V|       foot where had God made greatest miracle. And he said, the
21     V|     death of the empress, his greatest enemy, which died the fourth
22     V|       his body and said: This greatest is thy wife, and of these
23     V|     he said: I ween that I am greatest of all sinners. And anon
24     V|       thou hast taken away my greatest hope.~On a night, whilst
25     V|  ceasing, the abbot Paul, the greatest disciple of S. Anthony,
26     V|   earth shaking, and also the greatest darkness that might be,
27    VI|      bade the fisher bear the greatest unto Mellitus, bishop of
28    VI|      attentively, so that the greatest said to the less: When I
29   VII|      great inheritor, and the greatest that liveth of woman to
30   VII|  wherein were the whitest and greatest sheep that ever they saw.
31   VII|      I am worthy to be in the greatest pain that is, but our Lord
32   VII|     the city and spake to the greatest governor of the king's son,
33   VII|  Constantinople wrote herself greatest of all other churches. And
34   VII|    faith, and then Pepin, the greatest prince of the house of France,
35   VII|      of his brethren with the greatest lords and barons in his
36   VII|   should torment him with the greatest pain that they could imagine.