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 1    II|       of his son, that went to school for to learn, hallowed,
 2    II|   Alexander and Aristobulus to school to Rome, and Alexander became
 3    II|       when they were come from school again they began to enter
 4    II|       which when she came from school the son of the prefect of
 5   III|        of Judah. He was set to school and in a little time he
 6   III|        that he might be set to school, and anon he drew him to
 7   III|       it. After, he was set to school at Rome, and became to be
 8   III|         when he learned at the school his credo, one, his eme,
 9   III|  should take away his son from school, for he doubted when he
10   III|       set their son Dunstan to school in the abbey of Glastonbury,
11   III|       child Aldhelm was set to school in the house of Malmesbury,
12    IV|  afraid of him when he went to school. Also Nero slew his mother
13    IV|        Gamaliel, master of the school, and with a stole about
14    IV|     answered that he came from school, and that he had been houseled
15     V|      ball when he should go to school. Also of that he would not
16     V|        is become master of the school of virtues and of life,
17    VI|       then Winifred was set to school to this holy man Beuno,
18    VI|        mother set them both to school; also she had two daughters,
19    VI|       her two sons to Paris to school, and delivered to them money
20    VI|      money for their costs and school hire, and also two shirts
21    VI|         I am thy fellow in the school, and in all where thou goest
22    VI|       when he had continued at school a long time at Paris, he
23    VI|        and went to Oxenford to school. And always in this time
24    VI|        on a day he came to the school for to dispute of the blessed
25    VI|    tender of age he was set to school, and when he was ten years
26    VI|      there and set her sons to school, and the father held Clement
27   VII|      anon after she was set to school, where she profited much
28   VII|     man that is without use of school made so many noble volumes
29   VII| wherein they set S. Dorothy to school, and soon after she was
30   VII|     holy doctor reading in the school, and S. Paul entering into
31   VII|      drew S. Thomas out of the school by his cope. Then this friar
32   VII|    Jesu Christ he sustained at school, for ever he was right courteous
33   VII|      their father sent them to school, and with his own sustained
34   VII|     that was scholar of such a school. When then this holy Aldegonde