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 1    II|    cleanly servants and neat chamberers. And what weenest thou God
 2   III|     arms, which when her two chamberers saw that, anon they fled
 3   III|    which had been one of her chamberers, that then yet lived, and
 4    IV|   certain tower, with twelve chamberers to serve and await on her.
 5    IV| father came, the maidens and chamberers said to him: Thy daughter
 6    IV|      his servants and to his chamberers, and communed them with
 7    VI|      that her fellows or her chamberers might unnethe bring her
 8    VI|      when she met any of her chamberers or fellows, she would follow
 9    VI|   she was constrained of her chamberers to go to her bed, she would
10    VI|   and washed it, whereof her chamberers loathed and laughed her
11    VI|      smock, with some of her chamberers which were culpable, and
12    VI|     delices she ate with her chamberers gross meats. On a time when
13    VI|    her, by which she and her chamberers consented for to live by,
14    VI|  when she was alone with her chamberers, she would clothe her with
15    VI|   she span oft wool with her chamberers and made thereof cloth,
16    VI|      hands, howbeit that her chamberers would not suffer it. And
17    VI|      her again. And when her chamberers heard thereof; which had
18    VI|   heard. And said she to her chamberers: Our Lord hath heard my
19    VI|    from her two maidens, her chamberers, beloved among all others,
20    VI|   suffer in no wise that her chamberers should call her lady, but
21    VI|      her otherwhile that the chamberers should not let her, and
22    VI|       After these things the chamberers desired her to tell to them
23    VI|  melody; and when one of the chamberers had enquired of her what
24    VI|   departing, she said to her chamberers: What will ye do if the
25   VII|  spin and clip wool with her chamberers. To whom Narses sent her