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 1    II|          to be bound in a strong chain more than to be crowned
 2    IV|          as soon as they saw the chain they were afeard and fled.
 3    IV|          went, when they saw the chain they were afeard that they
 4    IV|       bounden behind them, and a chain on their necks, and put
 5    IV|       the pope brought forth the chain with which he had been bound
 6    IV|        Nero, and as soon as that chain touched that other, all
 7    IV|        of what great virtue this chain is, it appeareth well in
 8    IV|        pope John, for to put the chain about his neck, and there
 9    IV|     virtue. And at last the very chain of S. Peter was brought
10    IV|        bishop of Metz, took that chain, and said he would not depart
11    IV|        that he had a link of the chain. And he kept it much worthily
12    IV|          Jew that had given this chain to the queen by which the
13    IV|         night, discipline with a chain of iron, that one for himself,
14     V|          them to be bound with a chain and thrown into the sea,
15    VI|      Limoges had do make a great chain for to fear withal the malefactors,
16    VI| whosomever was bounden with this chain to that trunk thereas it
17    VI|    Leonard was bounden with this chain without deserving, so that
18    VI|     Arise up, and bear thou this chain with thee to my church;
19    VI|       Then he arose and took the chain and followed S. Leonard,
20    VI|           And he hung that great chain tofore his tomb. There was
21   VII|         may be said as, a little chain, for she made a chain of
22   VII|     little chain, for she made a chain of good works by which she
23   VII|    mounted into heaven, and this chain or ladder had four grees