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 1     I|          away, and the boughs and herbs of virtues may grow in us.
 2     I|    fastings, and in this time the herbs die, and we ought to be
 3     I|        day were made on the earth herbs and fruits in their kind.
 4     I|      creation, and was beset with herbs, plants and trees, and is
 5     I|        for to water the trees and herbs of Paradise. This well is
 6     I|            Thereto shalt thou eat herbs of the earth, as who saith
 7     I|         men ate no flesh, for the herbs and fruits were then of
 8     I|       destroyed all the grass and herbs of Egypt and smote down
 9     I|           ate up all the corn and herbs that was left, in such wise
10    II|          and delectable roses and herbs sweet smelling, and therein
11   III|           years, and after, I ate herbs. My clothes be rotten long
12   III|     fields. The first is good for herbs being green, the second
13    IV|         ne solace of trees, ne of herbs. And that was because our
14    IV| worshipped him much devoutly. The herbs that grew under the image
15    VI|          be without medicines and herbs, and that thou makest the
16    VI|          there took for his meat, herbs. And among others he took
17   VII|        were the fairest trees and herbs that ever any man saw, and
18   VII|         eat of the best grass and herbs that is anywhere. And then
19   VII|           island full of flowers, herbs, and trees, whereof they
20   VII|         loaf, and white roots and herbs, which was right delicious,
21   VII|          another in desert eating herbs and grass, all naked as
22   VII|         was green in trees and in herbs, and came unto the sea of
23   VII|         should have all manner of herbs good for to make pottage
24   VII|           great coles or of other herbs or beans, or of radish root