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 1     I|     still and calm. After the stroke of the fire, descended a
 2     I|    him. And he smiteth by the stroke of benefice, of counsel
 3     I|       playing. Of this treble stroke it is said in the Proverbs:
 4    II|     the cross to bear off the stroke, and the stroke smote the
 5    II|       off the stroke, and the stroke smote the cross asunder
 6    II|       one give to the other a stroke on that one cheek show him
 7    II|     the church, and knocked a stroke with his crook, saying:
 8   III|      whom thou ceasest not to stroke and play, than S. Gregory
 9   III|  japed so much that he felt a stroke mortal; that that same day
10   III|     or beetle, which with one stroke maketh plain iron and engendereth
11   III|       of this holy man at one stroke, that the body fell to ground
12    IV|    own there, which, with the stroke of thunder, was all tobroken.
13     V|     delivered surely from the stroke of pestilence. And this
14     V|     smite off his head at one stroke. And then the said Sanctilus
15     V|    the token and trace of the stroke abode ever after. Then the
16     V|     smitten to death with one stroke of thunder. And the altar
17    VI|    and what by pestilence and stroke of sword, streets, fields,
18    VI|      turned into coals by the stroke of thunder. And the king
19    VI|      in the head, he bare the stroke with his right hand, and
20    VI|      devil gave to her such a stroke under the ear, that her
21    VI|      her head, and the fourth stroke he might not by the law
22    VI| little pickaxe, and smote one stroke lightly in the place under
23   VII|      large, he smote with one stroke a man armed on horseback