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 1     I| child in a little foul house wrapped in foul clouts. Is he then
 2     I| presser, which that thus had wrapped the human lineage with cords
 3    II| still, and took the head and wrapped it in the canape and delivered
 4    II|    of the man a mass of gold wrapped in a cloth. And when the
 5   III|     in that vision the child wrapped in poor clouts Iying in
 6   III|   her, and that she might be wrapped in a strange sheet when
 7   III|  take us, and that we be not wrapped in the sins of these people.
 8    IV|   Liest thou not in a palace wrapped with clothes of silk. And
 9    IV|     stoned him, Jesu Christ, wrapped in poor clothes, enriched
10    IV|     at the hour due. And she wrapped three candles, that she
11    IV|      sudary in which she was wrapped, and laid it in the sepulchre.
12    IV|    holy body was wounden and wrapped in a clean sudary, and was
13     V|    suspended, that is to say wrapped, in the grace and in the
14     V|  finger of another dead man, wrapped in silk, and feigned that
15     V|    found the head of S. John wrapped in an hair, and as I suppose,
16     V|     die alone than we all be wrapped in the death. And then Savien
17     V|     she held in her lap, and wrapped it in clean clothes and
18     V|      flee, but was taken and wrapped in the floods of the sea,
19    VI|     virginity. And then they wrapped the holy body in palls and
20    VI|     might not enter. Then he wrapped him in hair and cast ashes
21    VI|     and buckle of his girdle wrapped in a little purple cloth,
22    VI|   the body of the martyr was wrapped in the floods of the sea