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 1     I|     man and hast a chaplet of flowers, and I am God and have a
 2     I|      odour of a field full of flowers, whom our Lord bless. God
 3    II|     likened to them that seek flowers in winter: well seek they
 4    II|     in winter: well seek they flowers in winter that seek God
 5    II|       of the same book, these flowers taken upon the altar of
 6    II|      S. Stephen, and took the flowers, and laid them under the
 7    II|     between two sheets, among flowers and delectable roses and
 8    II|      hung on the trees became flowers and leaves, and the meadows
 9    II|       thinketh I go upon rose flowers in the name of our Lord
10    II|    sweetness of all manner of flowers, his feet were unbound,
11    II|    like as he had gone on the flowers singing with angels, the
12    II|    sweetness and odour of the flowers, which was marvellous, was
13   III|      She answered gladly: The flowers be showed in our country,
14   III|      said: If this stake bear flowers by to-morrow we will repent
15   III|   other trees, and many other flowers, which they threw in the
16   III| Eutrope himself began to cast flowers in the way, but he was much
17    IV|    to-morn that it shall bear flowers and fruit, and anon he vanished
18    IV|  staff like a palmier bearing flowers, leaves and dates. ~And
19    IV|      the people it might bear flowers and fruit, and anon it did
20    IV|   anon she was environed with flowers of roses, that was the company
21     V|       lain upon a bed full of flowers and suffered none harm.
22    VI| adorned full of all manner of flowers. And there on that side
23    VI|   with the sweet odour of the flowers. And the bridge was such
24    VI|   less cunning to gather fair flowers among the sharp thorns,
25   VII|  every herb there was full of flowers, and every tree full of
26   VII|     saw a fair island full of flowers, herbs, and trees, whereof
27   VII|       fruit, and herb full of flowers. In which land they walked
28   VII|   bier in a fair mead full of flowers, and anon after, the weather
29   VII|      meadow arrayed with fair flowers, there where the leaves
30   VII|    made of roses and of other flowers he forbade and defended
31   VII|       of Westminster, vi. 16.~Flowers from the altar of S. Stephen