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 1     I|              to restore them that be fallen, to repair them that be
 2     I|            and have seen all that is fallen in Egypt, and I shall lead
 3     I|              us; we know not what is fallen to this Moses that led us
 4    II|            abashed, knowing what had fallen to seven men that tofore
 5    II|          prayer of the bishop he was fallen into a strong fever. And
 6    II|             anon, the child that had fallen in the sea, came again prestly
 7    II|          people that, anon as he was fallen in the sea, the blessed
 8    II|          maker Jesu Christ, thou art fallen ignorantly into the leash
 9    II|             pass, and also if it had fallen from any man he should have
10   III|          ascend from whence thou art fallen, and that is it which tormenteth
11   III|           were much people that were fallen in this error, and the pope
12    IV|               And when this tree was fallen down, this holy young king
13    IV|          thee wit that thine host is fallen from a soler and is dead.
14    IV|             body, therefor thou hast fallen in this peril. But because
15    IV|           that all the mountains had fallen on them, and heaven also,
16    IV|          going by them told what was fallen of the others, and thus
17     V|              person, and if any have fallen I have hid it as much as
18     V|             many heritages that were fallen to him, wherefore, he said,
19     V|           from me, said she, that is fallen away from God, and God forbid
20     V|           was a little child in Rome fallen out of a window to the ground
21    VI|               When king Ethelred was fallen in age, he made a parliament
22    VI|            lived many years, and was fallen into great age, it happed
23    VI| Grationopolitana, that a mariner was fallen into the sea by a tempest,
24    VI|           penance them that had once fallen, and S. Martin answered
25    VI|            of order, and when he was fallen he could not arise. His
26    VI|          that hight Henry, which was fallen in so great a sickness that
27    VI|          child of four years old was fallen into a pit and drowned,
28    VI|              up his mother which was fallen down aswoon and began to
29    VI|              in waters, and so is it fallen by my wife. For she fell
30    VI|          said: What mishap, alas, is fallen to me! I have but one day
31   VII|               and am like to a house fallen, of whom the pillars be
32   VII|            cheer frounced, his teeth fallen, and was all crooked for
33   VII|           town he saw a man that was fallen from high unto low, insomuch
34   VII|              not, and they that were fallen had no harm, but stood up