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 1     I|  would have enforced and have lain by me, and when I cried,
 2     I|   into my chamber for to have lain by me, and when I cried,
 3   III|       had been a man that had lain with his wife, and slew
 4   III|      and his. And when he had lain long in the earth he was
 5   III|    priest: How long hast thou lain here? and he said a hundred
 6   III|       was the monk Marine had lain by her and gotten it. And
 7   III|     said to him, and they had lain in that place well a three
 8   III|      her chamberer, which had lain sick two years and might
 9    IV|      she said: That monk hath lain by me. When the child was
10    IV|     my wife, for if thou hast lain with another man I forgive
11    IV|       of John the knight hath lain by me, and I will do penance
12    IV|     to him: The man that hath lain by thy daughter is now dead,
13    IV|   place, whereas the body had lain, a fair well, which is called
14    IV|    the earth like as they bad lain tofore till that time that
15    IV|    the sun, and when they had lain there three days, Quirinus,
16    IV|      when the body of him had lain long under earth, and miracles
17    IV|   Lord. And as this clerk had lain long with an over great
18     V|     lay thereupon as they had lain upon a bed full of flowers
19     V| Sallustia his wife, which had lain sick five years of the palsy.
20    VI|    against another. They have lain many years upon their right
21   VII|      place where the body had lain one hundred and thirty years
22   VII|      he lay therein as he had lain in cold water, thanking