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 1   III| knight armed which ran upon a bridge, and his horse and he fell
 2   III|    many were shifted over the bridge into the water and were
 3   III|    they might not go over the bridge for press, unclothed them
 4   III|      At Paris, upon the great bridge, he made a blind man to
 5   III|       to Paris upon the great bridge, and bring that ye shall
 6    IV|       gate of the town a fair bridge of stone at his proper cost.
 7    IV|   there came a woman over the bridge with her lap full of eggs,
 8    IV|     martyr, which came to the bridge at Brentford by London;
 9    IV|      was in the middle of the bridge, meeting there one, was
10    IV|   knights passed to go over a bridge, the bridge brake and overthrew,
11    IV|      to go over a bridge, the bridge brake and overthrew, and
12    IV|       an arch of salvation, a bridge to them that fleet, a staff
13     V|   against that other upon the bridge, and he that should vanquish
14    VI|    told, and said there was a bridge, and under that bridge was
15    VI|      a bridge, and under that bridge was a flood, foul, horrible,
16    VI|     on that other side of the bridge was a meadow, sweet, odorous,
17    VI|     there on that side of the bridge were people assembled, clad
18    VI|       of the flowers. And the bridge was such that if any of
19    VI|    unjust would pass over the bridge, he should slide and fall
20    VI|     that, when he came to the bridge, he passed over with great
21    VI|    that he fell half over the bridge, and then there came some
22    VI|      night as he slept by the bridge of Margue, there appeared
23   VII|    was about the midst of the bridge where the water was more
24   VII|       the work or making of a bridge, not convenable to the said