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 1     I|   the side is pierced with a spear, and what more may be said?
 2     I|      have mine opened with a spear. Nevertheless return to
 3     I| nails, opened my side to the spear, have shed my blood, and
 4    II| garments, unto his sword and spear, unto David. And David did
 5    II|    smite him through with my spear, and then after that we
 6    II|    of our Lord. Now take the spear that standeth at his head,
 7    II|    let us go. David took the spear and the cup and departed
 8    II|     and see where the king's spear is, and the cup of water
 9    II|  said David: Lo! here is the spear of the king, let a child
10    II|     and Saul rested upon his spear, and the horsemen and the
11   III|  body and the armour and the spear all bloody. And anon came
12   III|   unknown all armed with his spear, which hardily smote his
13   III|      side of our Lord with a spear; and when he saw the miracles,
14   III|      smote our Lord with the spear in the side, the precious
15   III|   avaled by the shaft of the spear upon his hands, and of adventure
16   III|       and smote him with his spear and hurt him sore and threw
17   III|     and anon he raught him a spear by which he was saved, and
18    IV|   and held the bourdon for a spear, and the sack for a shield,
19    IV|  after he was smitten with a spear in battle and died. ~And
20    IV|      set it on the head of a spear like a banner and went out
21     V|  come, and that soon, that a spear shall pierce thy side, and
22     V|     nails, sweet iron, sweet spear, bearing the sweet burdens,
23     V|    pierced his side with the spear, blood and water issued
24     V|      judgment the cross, the spear, the nails and the crown
25   VII| marvelled much, and with his spear he began to turn and move
26   VII|   children took and held the spear with his hand, and when
27   VII|      through the body with a spear, and then issued out of
28   VII|      the iron or head of the spear wherewith the side of our