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 1     I| water. And he there grew and waxed a pretty child. And as Josephus,
 2     I| blowing in such wise that it waxed dry, and the children of
 3     I|    day came, and the morning waxed clear, they heard thunder
 4    II|    that they had made ere it waxed light, and bade his wife
 5    II|    one point of his law, and waxed wroth with S. Thomas. And
 6    II|    the bread that he handled waxed anon mouldy and hoar, that
 7    II|       And anon after S. John waxed sick and died, and when
 8   III|    Nicodemus that, when Adam waxed sick, Seth his son went
 9   III|     so long that their hands waxed weary; and the people hoped
10   III|       His wife conceived and waxed great, and when she perceived
11    IV|      leaves, and suddenly it waxed to a great ash tree, the
12    IV|      the child more and more waxed heavy, insomuch that Christopher
13    IV|      suddenly both his hands waxed dry and cleaved to the bier,
14     V|    mayst. Then anon the duke waxed all stiff and was impotent
15     V| years that his clothes never waxed old ne foul. He prayeth
16     V|  roses flourished always and waxed never old; but the people
17    VI|   rigour on herself that she waxed lean. For Master Conrad
18    VI|     the weather changed, and waxed all dark in such wise that
19    VI|      as he came into Soly he waxed so sick that he knew well
20    VI|     a chronicle that the sea waxed dry in that place, and that
21   VII|     this holy man S. Brandon waxed feeble and sick, and had
22   VII|      covetously, and anon he waxed mad.~In that time was Bede
23   VII|      sat, by the will of God waxed and became soft as a pillow
24   VII|      that the more better he waxed, so, as David, the more
25   VII|     thing him perished, then waxed he more angry, and took
26   VII|  council understood this, he waxed out of his wit for anger,