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 1     I|          hole comen,' those of 'widow women' have been substituted
 2     I|      the cross. And a matron, a widow, is come with me which bringeth
 3    II|      heard thereof, which was a widow and a blessed woman, and
 4    II|     blessed woman, and was left widow three years and six months. ~
 5    II|       It was said to Judith the widow, this that we may say to
 6    II| governing,or as a friend of the widow women; and he was deputed
 7    II|       first nature, he raised a widow from death, and brought
 8    II|      and came to the house of a widow, and took there his refection
 9    II|    after to S. Lucy, a glorious widow, and said to her: In such
10   III|     followeth of S. Pauline the Widow~S. Pauline was a much noble
11   III|        Pauline was a much noble widow of Rome, of whom S. Jerome
12   III|   knight and gave to him a rich widow of a castle, and for her
13   III|       to the woman, which was a widow, her swine.~And anon after
14   III|      helper? And when this good widow, which by S. Blase had recovered
15   III|         should ride, a woman, a widow, came to him weeping and
16   III|       of thy son. Then said the widow: Sire, and if thou die in
17   III|    shall come after me. And the widow said: Is it not better that
18   III|         death. lt happed that a widow that was wont every Sunday
19   III|     harboured in the house of a widow which was named Themere,
20   III|       virgin nun, or wife, or a widow. She answered that she was
21    IV|       And it was so that a poor widow lived thereby, which had
22    IV|      house of a noble woman and widow named Sincletia. And thus
23    IV|     brought into the house of a widow, and there was kept and
24    IV|   wherefore his wife, which was widow, came to S. Donat and showed
25     V|    others followed.~There was a widow whose husband was dead,
26     V|     came to the son of the same widow, and opened to him the door
27    VI|      not, for there was a happy widow and comfortable, which saw
28    VI|       right holy, both wife and widow. And this said S. Edmund,
29    VI|     mortuary, and then the poor widow which had lost her husband,
30   VII|       in him hid. And she was a widow, and she took Mahomet to
31   VII|         with the riches of this widow Cadygam, he mounted in so
32   VII|       to orphans. And then this widow came and brought the head
33   VII|      all quick, and gave to the widow four castles for his redemption,