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 1    II|        and the armylle from his arm, which I have brought hither
 2    II|     black dog brought the right arm into the hall in the middle
 3    II|      his crossier put forth his arm with the cross to bear off
 4    II|       the cross asunder and his arm almost off, wherefore he
 5   III|  thirty-four men for to pass an arm of the sea; anon came a
 6   III|  through his body, but anon his arm was dried up. Another that
 7   III|       that his hand hung on the arm in such wise that his friends
 8    IV|        devout prayers the right arm, and builded their church
 9    IV| strained him three times by the arm right hard, and tormented
10    IV|     came to the body again, his arm was like as it had been
11    IV|        man bearing in his right arm the sign of the cross, and
12     V|    strong butcher lifted up his arm with the sword, and Sanctilus
13     V|         soul, and then anon the arm of the butcher was so stiff
14     V|     prayed for him and anon the arm came down and was all whole.
15     V|        fleshly arms, and let us arm us with virtues. And if
16     V|       and brake the bone of his arm and ravished it away covetously,
17     V|  vengeance of God, and the left arm of the idol Jupiter, which
18    VI|   sicknesses. For he had on his arm a congelation of blood in
19    VI|        anon the posthume of his arm brake, and when the foul
20    VI|          her uncle, lift up his arm for to beat her cruelly,
21    VI|       fell so that he brake his arm, and a great wound in his
22   VII|      And they cut off the right arm, and he said: My soul, praise
23   VII|      then they cut off the left arm, and he said: The sorrows
24   VII|      and brake the bones of his arm and bare them away covetously,