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 1     I|    anon as he saw these three standing by him he ran to them and
 2     I|     saw in his sleep a ladder standing on the earth, and the upper
 3     I|     He saw seven ears of corn standing on one stalk, full and fair
 4     I|       the sister of the child standing afar, considering what should
 5    II|     soul is in me. And I then standing on him slew him, knowing
 6    II|      dolved him in the ground standing naked unto the head, so
 7    II|        and twelve small lions standing upon the steps, on every
 8    II| assoil the king and all other standing in the curse, it shall cost
 9   III|  brethren knew nothing of his standing thus every night in the
10   III|       S. Mark come to him and standing by his bedside, and he heard
11   III|      And then he saw S. Alban standing among the angels, to whom
12   III|       Gabriel appeared to him standing on the right side of the
13    IV|       his right side a knight standing with a sword drawn and saying
14    IV|   body abode immovable. Peter standing afar making his prayer cried
15    IV| crowns of roses and of lilies standing by Peter that was on the
16    IV|      Holy Ghost, said to them standing by him that they should
17    IV|    the blessed Mary Magdalene standing in the quire or choir yet
18    IV|      was seen Mary Magdalene, standing beside the bier with angels
19    IV|      there a cross, erect and standing. And anon as the devil saw
20    IV|  which anon was overcome, and standing still as a sheep, she bound
21    IV|   thee a right fair youngling standing, and with a linen cloth
22    IV|      which the child had seen standing on the altar, and kept him
23    IV|      certain monks tofore day standing by a river, and talked and
24     V|      of pears off a pear tree standing nigh his vineyard when he
25     V|    saw a right fair young man standing before him, and so great
26     V|   sword behind him, which was standing by the altar holding up
27     V|      multitude of people here standing? And he said, If thou be
28    VI|      to see it. The king then standing afar from it, saw the devil
29    VI|      or as all insensible, in standing she held her eyes fixed
30    VI|       and when he saw Clement standing by his wife, he was wood,
31    VI|     and there, and saw a lamb standing which lifted up his right
32   VII|     they beheld a royal queen standing in her estate with a great
33   VII|       when her father saw her standing tofore the provost, he fell
34   VII|     they came to a great rock standing in the sea, and thereon
35   VII|   through the path, the water standing up on every side, and the