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 1     I|           and also it hath great abundance of oil that nourisheth the
 2     I|          his largess passeth all abundance. As to the fifth, that is
 3     I| engrassed and fulfilled with the abundance of all good virtues. He
 4     I|         the which issued a great abundance of water. Is not the grace
 5     I|        the fatness of the earth, abundance of wheat, wine, and oil,
 6     I|           and scarcity, that the abundance of the first shall be all
 7     I|         in to the barns; all the abundance of fruits was laid in every
 8    II|         king. There was as great abundance and plenty of gold and silver
 9    II|     could well suffer hunger and abundance, and was informed and instructed
10   III|         did she not by the great abundance that she had of goods, but
11   III|       they found water, so great abundance that it sufficed to them,
12   III|       they ought not doubt ne of abundance ne of poverty.~It happed
13    IV|    manners, gift of virtues, and abundance of tears, for the dove hath
14    IV|        in him only, that for the abundance of devotion he felt no pain,
15    IV|          is fellow to riches and abundance of things; and for so much
16    IV|         of the bishop with great abundance of tears, and after, she
17    IV|         he sent to them so great abundance that all the other were
18    IV|   eschaufed and moved, and great abundance of tears ran withoutforth,
19     V|          child shone in so great abundance of virtues, that he surmounted
20     V|         example of virtues as by abundance of doctrine. Of whom the
21     V|         before him, and so great abundance of water coming out of his
22     V|          had in his cities great abundance of armours as he heard say,
23    VI|       and to the land, and great abundance of corn and fruit. And this
24    VI|         river, and for the great abundance of water he durst not pass
25    VI|         there might not be found abundance of victual for the people
26    VI|         then ought to be greater abundance of victual, when the corn
27    VI|       all thy saints the desired abundance of thy debonairly. And the
28    VI|      marvelled much of the great abundance of holiness that God had
29    VI|         wetted oft her body with abundance of tears, and let them flow
30   VII|       his glorious body so great abundance of blood that it quenched
31   VII|        namely thereas plenty and abundance of his praising is or should