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 1     I|        fair, and hid him three months, and when he might no longer
 2    II|       of the Philistines seven months. After this they counselled
 3    II|      Judah seven years and six months, and in Jerusalem he reigned
 4    II|   hunger in his land, or three months he should flee his adversaries
 5    II|   others came home, and so two months were they at home, and Adonias
 6    II|      widow three years and six months. ~After that Manasses her
 7    II|        solemnised during three months, and after that, each went
 8    II|      he did, for he fasted six months to bread and water. and
 9    II|       which rested in her nine months, she was so confirmed in
10    II|        naked in the desert six months, and suffered himself to
11    II|     his refection of her three months, and yet he saw her never
12   III|        fifty three years seven months and twenty days, from the
13   III|       pope thirteen years, six months and ten days, he being full
14   III|   space of nine years and four months. In his time reigned Diocletian
15   III|      but three years and seven months, and when his own mother
16   III|     her in her house well five months. In the sixth month the
17   III|       hath now borne about six months. When our Lady heard that
18   III|        with S. Elizabeth three months or thereabouts till she
19   III|         and that in twenty-one months she saw not. When the mother
20    IV|       was not only troubled by months, but many years enduring
21    IV|       kept and refreshed seven months. From thence he came to
22    IV| reigned but one year and three months, and that was in the year
23    IV|        so grievously that five months during they doubted that
24    IV|    came to Rome. And after two months Diocletian was dead, and
25     V|       and married but fourteen months without more, how she might
26     V|       fifty-five years and six months, and remained a pure virgin
27     V|     eighty-eight years and six months he was there buried. In
28    VI|      his goods, for within six months he shall be in the joy of
29    VI|     twenty-three years and six months and twenty-seven days, the
30    VI|      that had been sick twelve months, and nigh consumed away,
31    VI|   abode there a year and three months, and in that espace of time
32    VI|      to suffer the pain of two months in purgatory, he might so
33   VII|        Felicity, which had yet months to come of her childing,
34   VII|     Brandon: That it is twelve months passed that ye departed
35   VII|     they had left there twelve months tofore, and there they kept
36   VII|       abbot, and was there six months obeying to the brethren
37   VII|     life and lived after seven months. Another child which under
38   VII|        of twenty years and six months, whose soul took his siege